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  As they argue their case before the Supreme Court, liberal groups are looking to an unexpected source—the late Justice Antonin Scalia and a number of the court's current conservatives—in an attempt to prevent former President Donald Trump from being considered for the office due to his involvement in the attack on the US Capitol on January 6, 2021. The opposition to Trump is pointing to a concurring opinion from the late Justice Scalia (2014), a champion of the conservative legal movement who passed away in 2016, as proof that past presidents are covered by the 14th Amendment's "insurrectionist ban" in addition to regular government employees. Whether Trump may run for president again will be decided by the outcome of the landmark lawsuit. The oral arguments are set for Thursday of next week. Citing Scalia is no accident on a court where conservatives have a 6-3 supermajority, including three of Trump's nominees. In order to dismiss Trump's claims in a way t...

The world's most famous Youtuber, Mr Beast, procured an incredible $250,000 from posting a solitary video on X, previously Twitter, the Sun revealed. Jimmy Donaldson, otherwise known as Mr Beast, posted a four-month-old video of himself as an investigation to check how much income it could produce on X last week. The point was to test the way that adaptation deals with the stage after Elon Musk, X President, requested that he transfer recordings on the stage. The video named "$1 Vehicle versus $100,000,000 Vehicle" has 216 million perspectives on YouTube, and subsequent to posting it on X, it got 166 million perspectives in seven days. Musk rushed to cosign the video, stating, "First Mr Beast video posted straightforwardly on X!" After seven days, on January 22, Mr Beast declared he made more than $250,000 in income from transferring the video to the stage. In any case, he conceded that these numbers may not reflect how all makers could profit from posting recor...