Natalie Winters

Green card holders as young as 16 can check voters off official rosters, distribute ballots, handle election equipment, and help close polling locations. The state admits it does not fully track how many are being used. They cannot legally vote in an American election. California is recruiting them to help administer one. This investigation is free. Subscribe now so buried stories like this do not disappear from your feed.

Documents reviewed exclusively by this publication reveal an elaborate foreign effort to raise millions of dollars for a targeted voter-mobilization operation capable of “chang[ing] the outcomes of national elections” in the United States. The previously unreported records show that Power for Democracies, a Berlin-based organization, has built a detailed system for evaluating which American nonprofits can most efficiently convert donor money into voter registrations, turnout and political power.

The Left’s 2026 Election Machine Is Already Being Built. Under the language of “democracy defense,” “election safeguarding,” and “misinformation response,” a network of progressive groups is building a 2026 midterm apparatus that goes well beyond ordinary voter turnout.

Get the receipts before they disappear. Subscribe free. A network of left-wing nonprofits is using summer programming to recruit middle and high school students into ideological training camps focused on race, gender, policing, LGBTQ issues, protest politics, and school activism. This includes “social justice” activism training in “witchcraft” tactics such as effigy burning, protest and sign making, and learning how to live in a transgender body.

Minnesota is now the latest test site for one of the most radical election experiments in America: voting by phone. A bill introduced in the Minnesota House this spring, HF4962, would write “mobile voting technology” into state election law, defining it as an application on a mobile device used to “complete and submit a ballot” in a secure and encrypted manner.

Subscribe to keep real investigations like this one coming. Your support goes a long way! Why White House Correspondents’ Dinner shooter Cole Tomas Allen’s reported link to a group known as “The Wide Awakes” receiving such little scrutiny from the media? The name is associated with an arts-and-music-adjacent activist collective that describes itself as a creative, pro-democracy movement inspired by the original Civil War-era Wide Awakes. That’s what the media wants you to believe.

Just $5 a month helps keep my work free. The World Health Organization is no longer just issuing guidance during outbreaks. It’s gaming them out in advance. In a newly disclosed exercise, WHO unveiled what it calls a pandemic “strategy game” designed to pressure-test how quickly governments can detect, report, and respond to emerging health threats. The pitch is harmless: preparedness.

My work is always free. If you can, consider supporting it! The World Health Organization is expanding a digital certification system first deployed during COVID into a new phase focused on migrants and displacement. In a March 26 announcement, WHO confirmed that the International Organization for Migration is joining its Global Digital Health Certification Network — a platform originally designed to verify health credentials for international travel. The shift in scope is explicit.

My work is always free. If you can, consider supporting me for just $5 a month. As the Middle East war destabilizes global energy markets, driving supply shocks and price volatility, the United Nations and World Economic Forum are not simply responding to the crisis. They are using it. In a March WEF article titled “UN chief says Middle East conflict should accelerate shift to renewables” the message is not subtle: the war should be leveraged to speed up the phaseout of fossil fuels.

My work is always free. Consider chipping in just $5 if you can. The World Health Organization isn’t just preparing for global emergencies anymore. It’s rehearsing them—on repeat. And in at least one case, those rehearsals have gone nuclear. In new guidance released this week, the WHO lays out a sweeping push to embed crisis simulations into the core of how governments operate.