Search warrant affidavits unsealed on Tuesday lay out the FBI's justifications for seizing hundreds of boxes of ballots and other materials related to Fulton County, Georgia's "extremely sloppy" administration of the 2020 presidential election. So The Washington Post and the rest of the propaganda press sprang into action, smearing witnesses who raise legitimate concerns about the Fulton County election mess as — you guessed it — "election deniers." But the FBI's application for the warrant used in last month's raid of the county's election warehouse concludes there is probable cause that election officials may have broken federal law. A federal magistrate agreed...

NORWAY IS KNOWN for wealth, beautiful landscapes and do-gooding mediation in far-off wars. Even other Scandinavians see it as annoyingly wholesome. But the country's image has taken a knock from revelations of prominent Norwegians' chumminess with Jeffrey Epstein, a dead sex offender. The royal family had already been having a rough time. Crown Princess Mette-Marit (pictured, centre), who married Prince Haakon, heir to the throne, in 2001, has a son from a prior relationship who is on trial on 38 criminal counts, including four of rape. Last week it turned out Epstein's files included flirtatious exchanges with the princess. "U are very charming u know," she wrote to Epstein in 2012, four years after his conviction for soliciting sex from a minor. She apologised, saying she had shown bad judgment; Jonas Gahr Store, the prime minister, agreed. Politicians and diplomats have been caught up too. "Putin is welcome

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When Olympic ice dance pair Laurence Fournier Beaudry and Guillaume Cizeron take to the ice on Wednesday, they'll do so as the favorites for gold. The French duo currently leads the pack with a score of 90.18, a slim margin over the Americans Madison Chock and Evan Bates, and roughly 4 points ahead of Canadians Piper Gilles and Paul Poirier. And Fournier Beaudry and Cizeron's free dance, the concluding, longer skate of the multi-day competition, is considered one of the sport's best this season. A victory would be a triumph for the relatively new pair, as ice dancing is often characterized as a sport where years-long partnerships tend to rule the podium...

A 16-year-old boy who is under investigation in the death of his 18-year-old stepsister on a Carnival Cruise ship appeared in federal court in South Florida late last week, but the reasons have been obscured because of his age. Unlike adults, juvenile cases are closed to the public, so there was no explanation why the teen was on the docket at the Miami courthouse or whether he's been charged with a crime. Juvenile cases aren't common in federal court and are often sent to state courts, or the juvenile is tried as an adult...

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