On a Sunday that has lived up to its name, here are some things going on:
From National Review, the ride sharing businesses Uber and Lyft escape California's crackdown, but its law restricting the gig economy will continue to have negative effects.
From Townhall, liberals show us their true selves.
From The Washington Free Beacon, House Democrats distance themselves from "defund the police" and "socialism".
From the Washington Examiner, Republicans expand their probe into the Dominion Voting System after a snafu in Michigan.
From The Federalist, Americans won't trust elections again until all the alleged voter fraud in the current one is investigated.
From American Thinker, Democrats might be tripped up by mathematical impossibilities.
From the eponymous site of Drew Berquist, 21,000 dead people are registered to vote in Pennsylvania. (Since my parents, aunts and uncles all grew up in Pennsylvania, I might just be related to some of those dead voters. The story comes via LifeZette.)
From NewsBusters, NBC director Chuck Todd is afraid that as president, former Vice President Biden will "sell out" the Democratic party radicals.
From Canada Free Press, "the resistance has begun".
From The Conservative Woman, something for every coronavirus lockdown "true believer" to watch.
From Gatestone Institute, the return of Turkey's demons.
From Israel Hayom, the imam who praised the murder of French teacher Samuel Paty is banned from the Temple Mount in Jerusalem.
From The National, polio is reported in Yemen for the first time since 2006 after Houthi rebels ban its vaccine.
From IsraellyCool, countries of the U.N. unite - against Israel.
From Free West Media, the American ambassador to Denmark says that her vote was not counted.
From EuroNews, Belarusian authorities detain at least 400 people protesting against President Lukashenko.
From The Stream, YouTube and Vimeo remove a conservative entrepreneur's coronavirus video.
From the Daily Caller, Wisconsin Assembly Speaker Robin Vos (R) instructs a review of the state election results.
From Breitbart, the Trump campaign seeks public records in Clark County, Nevada as part of its election challenge.
From WLWT, people in Cincinnati give a World War II veteran a surprise birth day parade. (via Breitbart)
And from CNN, Alex Trebek, host of the game show Jeopardy, passes away at age 80.
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