Bannon Defiant as He Surrenders to FBI: ‘We’re Taking Down the Biden Regime’

#1:Bannon Defiant as He Surrenders to FBI: ‘We’re Taking Down the Biden Regime’ 

Steve Bannon, a former top adviser to President Trump, surrendered to the FBI on Monday on two criminal contempt charges that were leveled against him for refusing to cooperate with the select committee probing the January 6 Capitol riot.
On Monday morning, Bannon pulled up to the FBI Washington, D.C. branch, greeting dozens of members of the press looking for comment. “We’re taking down the Biden regime,” he said before walking inside.
Bannon was charged with two counts of contempt after he failed to comply with a subpoena to appear for a deposition and submit requested documents related to the events preceding the mob’s storming of the Capitol. Both counts carry a minimum sentence of 30 days and a maximum of one year in jail, the Department of Justice confirmed.
The Monday development comes after Bannon was indicted by grand jury for contempt of Congress last week.
Before he turned himself in Monday, Bannon went on air for an episode of his podcast WarRoom, imploring followers to continue the fight against the Biden administration.
“I don’t want anybody to take their eye off the ball from what we do every day, OK,” he said. “I want you guys to stay focused on message.”
When the January 6 committee demanded files and testimony from Bannon in October, his lawyer claimed executive privilege extended to his client by Trump, even though others in the field disputed that the protection applied once the president has left office.
The attorney told the committee that “the executive privileges belong to President Trump,” despite his being a private citizen. President Biden has refused to grant executive privilege to actors under investigation for the January 6 incident.

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Biological family of Isabella Kalua said to be considering suing Hawaii officials for placing her with the adoptive parents charged with her murder

#1:Biological family of Isabella Kalua said to be considering suing Hawaii officials for placing her with the adoptive parents charged with her murder

 

 Isaac and Lehua Kalua were charged with second-degree murder in the death of their adopted daughter.
Isabella Kalua's biological family are said to be considering bringing a lawsuit against the state.
Her biological aunt told KITV4 that "all options are on the table."
The biological family of six-year-old Isabella Kalua are said to be mulling a lawsuit against officials in Hawaii for placing her with the adoptive parents charged with her murder.
KITV4 reported, citing the family, that they could sue the state for failing to keep Kalua safe.
Kalua's biological aunt, Lana Idao, told the outlet that "all options are on the table."
"We'll keep fighting and never let her name of her be put back into a corner, to make sure we learn from this and we carry it out for her. To make sure no other children go through the same thing she went through," she said.
Isaac and Lehua Kalua were charged last week with second-degree murder in her death.
Investigators in Hawaii said in court documents that the couple taped Isabella's mouth and left her in a dog cage, Insider's Azmi Haroun reported.
Police in Honolulu said the child may have been dead for at least a month before her parents reported her missing on September 13, and that they hid the death.

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Black Friday 2021: Here are the best deals at Best Buy, Kohl's, Walmart and more

#1:Black Friday 2021: Here are the best deals at Best Buy, Kohl's, Walmart and more 

Black Friday 2021 is Nov. 26 and it's that special time of the year when retailers present some of their best deals.
Big box retailers such as Walmart and Best Buy have already started releasing details on super deals, and several other stores are planning to do the same as we move through November.
As global supply chains have disrupted the retail industry, now is a good time to start your holiday shopping.
This year, you can score savings on everything from home items to great buys for your fur babies.
"GMA" will update this list as more deals become available. Be sure to check back often for the latest.
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Old Navy
While all U.S. stores will be closed on Thanksgiving, Black Friday sales will kick off online with 50% off purchases and styles starting from $2.50.
Outerwear from $18
Sweaters from $15
Shirts from $13
Tops from $8
Sweatshirts & Sweatpants from $15
Jeans from $10
Active from $8
Sleep from $8
Stores will be open from 5 a.m. to 11 p.m. on Black Friday where shoppers can snag 50% off select categories including everything from jeans to activewear. There will also be $5 PJ pants promotions on select family styles.
Victoria’s Secret
From Nov. 25-29, Victoria’s Secret will have exciting deals on the following:
Fine Fragrance: $55 3.4oz EDP; $35 1.7oz EDP (originally $78, $58)
Natural Beauty: Buy two, get two free
Accessories: $35 for crossbodies and $55 for shoulder bags
Candles: Buy two, get one free
Impulse (keychains, rollerballs, card cases): Buy one, get one free
Bombshell Collector’s Edition Launch (launching Nov. 26) – a digital exclusive will retail for $88
Etsy
The e-commerce platform is kicking off its annual Cyber Week sales event running from Nov. 19 through Dec. 1 -- three extra days from previous years.
Shoppers with the Etsy app will have exclusive early access to the sales event starting Nov. 19. The full sales event begins on Etsy.com on Nov. 20.
Participating sellers will be offering discounts up to 60% off.
Starting Nov. 20, shoppers can visit etsy.com/cyber to shop discounted items across all categories. On Giving Tuesday, which is Nov. 30, Etsy is also encouraging shoppers to round up their orders to donate to the Uplift Fund and support the Gullah basket weavers and Gee’s Bend quilters as part of the Uplift Makers Program -- which serves to provide financial opportunities to historic artisan communities that often face economic hardships.
Amazon
Amazon deals will be in full swing starting Nov. 25 for an epic 48-hours deal event. The shopping event will take place online or you can snag deals on the company’s shopping app, an Amazon four-star store, Books store or ask your Amazon device, “Alexa, what are my deals?”
Amazon deals sneak peek
Home Entertaining and Décor:
Save up to 40% on Instant Brands kitchen appliances.
Save up to 43% on robot, cordless and upright vacuums from Shark.
Save up to 30% on air purifiers from Levoit and Coway.
Save up to 15% on select furniture.

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