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Search ArticlesThe Radical Left Eats Its Own
Brazil's heated presidential election was forced into a runoff on Sunday, according to election officials, with the right-wing challenger leading over the leftist incumbent in a narrow race that may have sweeping consequences far beyond the country.
Mamdani defends Oct. 7 message that angered Jewish leaders, unnerved some Democrats
Brazil's heated presidential election was forced into a runoff on Sunday, according to election officials, with the right-wing challenger leading over the leftist incumbent in a narrow race that may have sweeping consequences far beyond the country.
Arizona man's sentence tossed after AI video of dead road rage victim used in court to deliver message to killer
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Less Than 30 Days Until Midterms
Campaign season is coming to an end. I, for one, will dearly miss the commercials about gubernatorial candidate Amy Acton tripping over her dog gate. One of the biggest hurdles I’m seeing personally is less about Democrats versus Republicans and more about elections versus apathy. The more money and ads that get poured into an election, the more some people dismiss both parties as ineffectual.
The 2030 Census Should Count Every Permanent Resident of the U.S., Not Visitors or Intruders
While the well-organized among us are starting to make our plans for 2027, the folks who work at the U.S. Census Bureau already have their 2030 planners out, getting ready to conduct the constitutionally mandated decennial count of people in the country. In preparation, the Bureau is proposing significant changes to ensure fair representation for the American people in the coming decade.
The Fight to Save the Census From Trump Starts Now
On September 10, in a continuation of what is now a nearly decade-long war on the national head count, the Trump administration proposed unprecedented changes to the 2030 U.S. census. Among the most important of these is a new rule that violates the Fourteenth Amendment's command that the census count "the whole number of persons in each state" by effectively replacing the word "persons" with "citizens."
Trump administration proposes major 2030 census changes: What to know
The Trump administration proposed to change the national census to only count U.S. citizens and permanent residents and exclude immigrants living in the country illegally ahead of the 2030 census.
Media Bias Alert: DOJ Claims Biden Admin Weaponized Gov’t to ‘Chill Free Speech’ Despite Internal Dissent
The Justice Department published a report on Monday that accused the Biden White House of seeking to weaponize the federal government against parents with conservative views in 2021 despite internal pushback from federal officials. In 2021, the Biden administration issued a memorandum to the FBI and every US attorney’s office nationwide to “convene meetings with federal, state, local, Tribal, and territorial leaders” to discuss “strategies for addressing threats against” school officials.