Pennsylvania Will Count Undated Ballots, Defying Supreme Court

On Tuesday, The Pennsylvania Department of State announced they will disregard the Supreme Court ruling on counting mail in ballots with typos or incorrect dates. Earlier in the day, The Supreme Court had ruled that mail-in ballots with improper dates or typos should not be counted. This is an established election law and one that has historically been in place in the state, until earlier this year. Pennsylvania Secretary of State, Leigh Chapman, released a statement explaining how election officials would continue counting ballots:

Senate Paves Way for Massive Taiwan Aid Bill

The Senate has paved the way to send billions of dollars in military aid to Taiwan as they start work on the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA). The move would authorize $6.5 billion for Taiwan to build up their military complex. The Chinese Communist Party has already come out to call the proposal “abusive” and “dangerous”. The move will surely inflame tension between the United States and China.

Amid Criminal Investigation, Biden Says He Is Proud of Son Hunter

On Tuesday, in a conversation with CNN’s Jake Tapper, President Biden said that his son, Hunter, is “on the straight and narrow.” Biden also said that he is “proud” of his son amid criminal allegations of tax fraud. Recently reports have come out claiming that the FBI has gathered enough evidence to charge him with tax fraud along with lying on a gun-purchase form. Biden also went on to talk about Hunters past problems with drugs:

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