‘I’d take that bet’: Dem lawmakers strike back at Sarah Sanders for calling them too dumb to read Trump’s taxes

A conservative legal group found “no evidence of fraud” in Wisconsin during the last presidential election. But that top-line conclusion confirming the obvious wasn’t quite as striking as one that had to rock the world of MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell.

The Wisconsin Institute for Law and Liberty (WILL) -- a far-right nonprofit legal firm that has sued to stop mask mandates among its initiatives -- conducted a 10-month review of Wisconsin’s 2020 election. It didn’t mince words about one of the key tenets of the Big Lie.

On Tuesday, Axios reported that women in Congress feel increasingly "under siege" as they are targeted with a mounting volley of violent threats.

"As record numbers of American women are being elected to public office, their growing political power is being met with death and rape threats, sexist and racist abuse and online disinformation," reported Sophia Cai and Andrew Solender. "The recent salvos against Rep. Ilhan Omar (D-Minn.) are just the latest example. The district office of Rep. Debbie Dingell (D-Mich.) was burglarized and vandalized last week— an incident she condemned with the support of Rep. Fred Upton (R-Mich.)." Meanwhile, "Rep. Madeleine Dean (D-Pa.) told Axios her office received 'a tremendous number of very vile calls and voicemails' after her tough questioning of then-Attorney General William Barr in July 2020. 'They were misogynistic over and over again. They were vile, vulgar.'"

The parents of Glenn Foster Jr., a former New Orleans Saints player who died in police custody in Alabama this week, are accusing the Pickens County Sheriff's Department of failing to provide him with medical treatment while he was in jail.

“We asked them for him to have medical treatment and they denied him for two days," Foster Jr.'s mother, Sabrina Foster, told the Daily Beast. "I told them he has not eaten or [had] water and his organs could shut down, and they didn’t seem concerned."