By Ireland Owens Republican Kentucky Sen. Rand Paul released the latest edition of his annual “Festivus” report Tuesday detailing over $1 trillion in alleged wasteful…
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By Joe Fried A few days ago, the Federalist reported that Fulton County, Georgia, had over 300,000 illegal early-vote ballots during the 2020 election. The votes were illegal because…
Rudy Giuliani responded forcefully after Fulton County admitted to illegally counting hundreds of thousands of ballots in the 2020 election. The revelation has reignited scrutiny of Georgia’s election certification and Giuliani’s long-contested claims.
Democrat leaders in Minnesota, Ohio, Maine, and Boston are publicly supporting Somali migrant communities as investigations expose widespread fraud tied to charities and welfare programs. Critics argue political loyalty and ideological priorities are being placed above accountability and the rule of law.
Left-leaning media outlets are leveraging Christmas generosity to push a coordinated campaign to revive USAID after its shutdown. The strategy frames aid cuts as a humanitarian crisis while positioning the issue as a political weapon heading into the 2026 midterms.
Federal agents raided the home of a Secret Service agent assigned to Vice President JD Vance amid an expanding tax and wire fraud investigation. The probe centers on a nonprofit accused of misusing donations and grants while reporting questionable services to the IRS.
The Treasury Department has launched a sweeping operation targeting money services businesses along the southern border accused of laundering cartel funds. Officials say the effort aligns with President Trump’s directive to dismantle transnational criminal networks.
A Somali al-Shabaab operative has been sentenced for planning a 9/11-style terrorist attack involving a hijacked commercial aircraft. The case has reignited debate over domestic security risks and jihadist networks operating within the United States.
By Cristina Laila Clinton’s spokesperson called on the Justice Department to release the remaining photos of Bill Clinton buried in the Epstein files. On Monday,…
By Kaley Hunter Biden just shocked the Democrat party by essentially condemning his father’s entire four years in the White House. During a rare interview on…
If nothing comes of Fulton County’s admission, the implication will be that election laws can be treated as optional rather than binding. By Hans Mahncke…
U.S. District Judge Roger Benitez struck down California’s AB 1955, ruling the state cannot force teachers to hide a child’s gender identity changes from parents. The decision delivers a major blow to policies backed by Gov. Gavin Newsom and affirms constitutional protections for parents and educators.
Newly surfaced records show the FBI under President Bill Clinton failed to act on credible child-exploitation allegations against Jeffrey Epstein for nearly a decade. The inaction coincided with Epstein’s close ties to the Clinton White House, raising serious questions about political protection and institutional corruption.
Despite President Donald Trump dismantling DEI programs across the federal government, the CDC continues promoting a tool critics say enables race-based discrimination. The Social Vulnerability Index is now being used nationwide to deprioritize predominantly white neighborhoods under the guise of “equity.”
The Trump administration is scrutinizing Colorado after reports surfaced of federal funds allegedly being paid out in the names of deceased individuals. The case adds to growing concerns about systemic fraud and taxpayer dollars being siphoned away from their intended use.
Weaponized Compassion explores how moral language has been repurposed to expand political power rather than relieve suffering. Paul Dayton joins John B. Wells to trace how “kind” policies repeatedly erode freedom, enrich elites, and deepen dependency.
More than 20 years after being declared unsafe, tap water near Zrenjanin remains undrinkable while officials insist it’s safe. Residents have spent an estimated €160 million on bottled water just to survive.
Minority pilot trainees have filed a federal lawsuit accusing American Airlines of racial discrimination, deceptive recruitment, and unequal treatment under its affirmative action programs. The case highlights growing legal fallout from corporate DEI policies and raises concerns over aviation safety and fairness.