Linda McMahon, known for her role as a professional wrestling executive and her stint as the director of the Small Business Administration, is reportedly the frontrunner to lead the Commerce Department under the Trump administration. McMahon, who has had a significant impact on the wrestling industry through her leadership roles in WWE, shifted her focus to public service and politics in recent years. Her potential nomination as Commerce Secretary signals President-elect Donald Trump's confidence in her capability to manage economic and trade issues essential to his administration's agenda.

Meanwhile, in the broader political landscape, as the 2024 elections take shape, several key races remain undecided, leaving control of the U.S. House of Representatives up in the air. As of Friday morning, races in Nevada and Arizona have yet to be determined. In Nevada, Democratic incumbent Senator Jacky Rosen is leading her Republican challenger Sam Brown. The outcomes of these races could significantly influence the balance of power in Congress, impacting legislative priorities and the overall political climate.

Amidst these developments, the rhetoric around election fraud, which has been a recurring theme in previous elections, has notably decreased following Trump’s recent electoral victory. Previously, there has been persistent noise from certain GOP factions about rigged elections and voting irregularities. However, these claims have largely receded, pointing to a shift in narrative that aligns with the current political outcomes favoring Trump. This change highlights how allegations of election fraud are often politically motivated and contingent on the electoral results favorable or unfavorable to those propagating such claims.