AI News about 2020

Trump lawyer from effort to overturn 2020 election to oversee probe of ex-CIA director, DOJ official says

Key Trump lawyer who tried to overturn 2020 election permanently disbarred

California attorney who tried to help overturn 2020 election loses law license

GOP officials: Trump’s anti-voting order will probably be “enjoined very quickly”

Trump's Voting Order Faces Swift Legal Challenge From GOP Republican officials in Pennsylvania and Arizona warn that Trump's executive order targeting voting procedures will likely face immediate court injunctions. GOP leaders expressed concern that the measure could sow distrust and confusion ahead of midterm elections while reopening contested 2020 election claims.

Kelso Technologies posts first profit since 2020

Kelso Technologies Returns to Profitability After 3-Year Loss Kelso Technologies has posted its first profit since 2020, reporting $10.78M in revenue and $447k net income. The company achieved a 41% gross margin while cutting expenses by 27%. The firm also doubled its credit line to $1M, signaling improved financial health.

FBI agents who investigated Trump file lawsuit alleging retaliatory firing

FBI Agents Sue Over Alleged Retaliation for Trump Probe Former FBI agents who investigated Trump's 2020 election efforts claim they faced retaliatory firing. The lawsuit alleges the agents were terminated for their work on the January 6th inquiry. The case highlights tensions between law enforcement and political leadership over investigations into the former president.

Argentina 2026 World Cup Away Kit Features White World Champions Badge

Argentina Unveils 2026 World Cup Away Kit With White Champions Badge Adidas has revealed Argentina's new away kit for the 2026 World Cup, featuring a distinctive white world champions badge. This marks the first time the badge has appeared in white since 2020, celebrating Argentina's recent World Cup victory. The kit design reflects the team's status as defending champions ahead of the tournament.

White House installs Christopher Columbus statue made from remains of toppled sculpture

White House Unveils Columbus Statue Built From Toppled Monument The White House has installed a 13-foot Columbus statue crafted from remains of a sculpture torn down in Baltimore during 2020 protests. The one-ton replica was commissioned by the Conference of Presidents of Major Italian American Organizations. The installation marks a symbolic moment in ongoing national debates over historical monuments.

Funding technology through Smart Schools

NY Schools Secure $2.9M for Safety Tech Upgrades Albany City School District is allocating $2.9 million in Smart Schools Bond funding toward enhanced security and safety measures at Albany High School. The district received $7.9 million total from New York's 2014 referendum and has submitted plans for state approval, with finalization expected by mid-2025. Previous allocations funded classroom connectivity, Chromebooks for remote learning, and security infrastructure improvements.

Reports: Giants agree to terms with WR Darnell Mooney, pending a physical

Giants Land WR Darnell Mooney on Contract Deal The New York Giants have agreed to terms with wide receiver Darnell Mooney, pending completion of a physical examination. Mooney brings 309 career receptions, 4,028 yards, and 17 touchdowns from his time with the Chicago Bears and Atlanta Falcons. The deal aims to strengthen the Giants' receiving corps for the upcoming season.

Trump administration opens investigation into Arizona’s 2020 election results

Trump Administration Reopens Arizona 2020 Election Probe The Trump administration has launched a fresh investigation into Arizona's 2020 election results, drawing criticism from the state's attorney general who dismissed it as "unserious." The probe examines voting procedures and results from the contested presidential election. Officials plan to review election administration practices and security measures implemented during the election cycle.

Behind the FBI’s Maricopa County probe: A debunked ‘audit’ funded by election deniers

FBI Investigates Arizona 'Audit' Linked to Election Deniers The FBI has opened a probe into Maricopa County's controversial 2020 election audit, which was funded by Trump supporters and based on repeatedly debunked voter fraud claims. Despite multiple investigations and reviews finding no evidence of widespread fraud, the discredited allegations continue fueling attacks on election integrity. The investigation reveals how baseless claims persist in undermining confidence in democratic processes.

Arizona Is Now at the Center of Election Investigations

Arizona Election Results Face Federal Scrutiny from DHS, FBI The Department of Homeland Security and FBI are conducting separate investigations into Arizona's 2020 election results. Both federal agencies are examining potential irregularities and security concerns surrounding the state's voting processes. Arizona has become a focal point for post-election scrutiny and federal oversight.