Trump-loving pundit: Rabbi at Pittsburgh synagogue got his own people killed because he helped immigrants

Weeks before November's gubernatorial election in Virginia, The Washington Post called out one of the top surrogates backing GOP nominee Glenn Youngkin.

"Virginia state Sen. Amanda F. Chase (R-Chesterfield) has a firm claim to the title of the commonwealth's most polarizing politician. She is a lawmaker so extreme that her censure by the state Senate this year, the first such action by that body in 34 years, was opposed by just eight of her 18 Republican peers, as well as herself. She is also Republican gubernatorial candidate Glenn Youngkin's highest-profile surrogate, and recently, his sidekick on the campaign trail," the editorial board wrote.

Former Trump personal and campaign lawyer Jenna Ellis is getting blowback from at least one top legal expert after she falsely compared herself and her colleague, Rudy Giuliani, to fictional hero attorney Atticus Finch from "To Kill a Mockingbird," and to founding father John Adams.

"No, you are not John Adams. You are not Atticus Finch. Competent lawyers warned you to stay away from the election lawsuits," said top national security attorney Bradley Moss. "We warned you loyalty to a conspiratorial client [doesn't] override ethical obligations to the court. It's on you."

A Texas school district has issued an apology one day after its executive director of curriculum instructed teachers to promote reading materials that offer "opposing views" about the Holocaust.

In a Facebook post, the Carroll Independent School District admitted that the administrator erred when she made the recommendations about teaching two different sides to the systematic murder of 6 million Jews during World War II.