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A combo of recent file pictures shows Iran’s supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei (L) addressing the faithful at the weekly Muslim Friday prayers at Tehran University on June 19, 2009 and newly elected president, Hassan Rouhani, attending a press conference in the Iranian capital on June 17, 2013. (BEHROUZ MEHRI/AFP via Getty Images) Iran’s supreme leader said he plans to  strike back  for the killing of the top nuclear scientist in the Islamic Republic. On Saturday, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei made the comments that he will pick up Mohsen Fakhrizadeh’s work. However, western and Israeli governments have been led to believe Fakhrizadeh headed a secret program to create weapons. This could spark tension with the U.S. as Iran’s president Hassan Rouhani quickly blamed U.S. ally, Israel, for the execution. “This brutal and cowardly terror attack showed that our enemies are experiencing weeks of anxiety,” Rouhani said. “Weeks when they feel their stress is being reduced and global conditions ar

 I OAN Newsroom UPDATED 4:00 PM PT – Saturday, November 28, 2020 Chicago police are on the hunt for a double-murder suspect who is on the run after killing the pregnant mother of his child and her family member. 32-year-old Clarence Hebron is sought in the deaths of 26-year-old Jessica Abeal and her 27-year-old brother Damien. On Friday, Hebron fatally shot the siblings at Abeal’s home in Riverdale, just south of Chicago. He fled the scene with him and Abeal’s one-year-old son, which triggered an amber alert, but the alert was canceled after the boy was anonymously dropped off at a local police station. “I really hope they catch him because what he did was very wrong,” Ruby Bolden, the victims’ cousin, stated. “It didn’t take all that, regardless of what the situation was, you didn’t have to shoot nobody.” According to  reports , Hebron has run from the police in the past. Back in 2019, he killed a woman in a vehicle crash while fleeing the police after a traffic stop.  .

Carter Page , a former Trump campaign official, sues a number of officials involved in the Russia probe for illegally spying on him. On  Friday , Page filed the 59-page suit to seek $75 million from the U.S. government as well as individuals involved in  Operation Crossfire Hurricane,  which includes former FBI Director James Comey and FBI Assistant Director Andrew McCabe. Page claimed he was unlawfully spied on during the 2017 investigation. He said the FBI did not have probable cause to lawfully obtain a FISA warrant against him. Through the FISA warrant, the FBI wiretapped the former campaign official for roughly a year as the organization suspected he was a recruitment target of Russian intelligence agents. However, the warrant for such spying was based in part on the infamously flawed  Steele Dossier , which was paid for by prominent Democrats. In 2019, the Department of Justice released a report on various issues within the FISA process after looking further into the FBI’s probe

Pennsylvania Sen. Doug Mastriano, R-Franklin, attends a hearing of the Pennsylvania State Senate Majority Policy Committee, Wednesday, Nov. 25, 2020, in Gettysburg, Pa. (Julio Cortez/AP Photo) A member of the Pennsylvania Senate said he has spoken to the leadership in both houses of the state’s General Assembly about exercising its authority to appoint electors to the Electoral College because of ''so much evidence of shenanigans and fraud'' in the presidential election. ''So, we’re going to do a resolution between the House and Senate, hopefully today,'' Republican Sen. Doug Mastriano said Friday on  ''War Room,''  former White House strategist Steve Bannon’s video podcast. ''I’ve spent two hours online trying to coordinate this with my colleagues. And there’s a lot of good people working this here. Saying that the resolution, saying we’re going to take our power back. We’re going to seat the electors. Now obviously we’re going t

Ohio certified its election results after President Trump won the state by a landslide, which gives him 18 votes in the electoral college. On Friday, Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose signed the Buckeye State’s election certification paperwork, which declares President Trump the victor by eight percentage points. LaRose was proud of the initiatives Ohio took to confirm the outcome of an accessible, safe and accurate election. “And as a result, we had a fair election and whether your favorite candidates won or lost, all Ohioans can be confident that their voice was heard,” Frank LaRose said. “In fact, the most accessible election in Ohio’s history.” In the meantime, Ohio significantly reduced the percentage of absentee ballot rejections due to the state’s simplified and increased messaging on mail-in voting. The state’s 18 electors will cast their votes in the Senate Chamber of the Statehouse on December 14. Follow us on twitter (ajuede.com) or on Instagram (ajuedeman) for details of

Senior Legal Adviser to the Trump 2020 campaign Jenna Ellis said Friday on  Newsmax TV  that she and a team will head to Arizona on Monday in an effort to convince the state’s legislature to reassert its authority under the Constitution to appoint electors to the Electoral College. Ellis began her appearance on  ''Stinchfield''  by announcing that the Pennsylvania General Assembly has announced it will introduce a resolution in both houses of the state legislature to reclaim its authority to appoint electors — a revelation previewed earlier in the day by state  Sen. Doug Mastriano on ''War Room,''  former White House strategist Steve Bannon’s video podcast. ''We’re hopeful that Arizona will follow the same path that Pennsylvania has now spearheaded by going first, and by seeing that there is substantial and more than enough evidence that this election was irredeemably compromised,'' Ellis said. ''And so, in Arizona, both the mayor

New Canadian regulations prohibit certain drugs intended for the Canadian market from being distributed outside the country if it will cause or worsen a drug shortage [File: Chris Wattie/Reuters] The Canadian government has announced new measures it said are designed to prevent drug shortages, only days before a new Trump administration rule would allow pharmacists and wholesalers in the United States to import drugs from Canada. In a  statement  on Saturday, Canada said that as of Friday certain drugs intended for the Canadian market were barred from being distributed outside the country “if that sale would cause or worsen a drug shortage”. Companies also must provide the government with information about existing or potential shortages when requested. Those requests must be answered within 24 hours if there is a serious or imminent health risk, the statement said. “Our healthcare system is a symbol of our national identity and we are committed to defending it. The actions we are taki