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The lead Sep 22, 2026 65

‘They Said Voter Fraud Didn’t Exist’: Federal Authorities Make Wave of Election Crime Arrests Ahead of Midterms

The Justice Department charged at least 22 people this month, and Homeland Security arrested four noncitizen voters, with cases in Texas, Georgia, Michigan, and Wisconsin.

Fred Lucas

Sep 22, 2026 7

Keep the Lights On, Sideline Big Brother: Trump EPA Rollback Could Save Ratepayers $310 Billion

Republican officials and fossil-fuel advocates have long argued that Biden-era climate rules threatened coal plants, new gas generation and export projects, even as U.S. crude output and dry natural gas production would go on to set records. The EPA said it will save taxpayers $310 billion through 2047.

Amanda Head

Sep 22, 2026 11

Restoring Normal: Fighting High Taxes and Soaring Electricity Bills

Maine's electricity bills jumped 36 percent in one year, the highest in the nation, as the state budget doubled in eight years and taxpayers, retirees, and businesses leave.

Robert B. Charles

Sep 22, 2026 67

Media Accuse Republicans of “New Red Scare” As Democrats Embrace Socialism

Instead of honestly reporting on the socialist takeover of the Democrat Party, the media are criticizing Republicans for noticing it.

David Lewis Schaefer

Sep 21, 2026 12

Feds Break Up $250M Nationwide Scam That Sold Fake Nursing Diplomas, Targeted Haitian Population

Federal agents dismantled a $250M scheme selling fake nursing diplomas, targeting Haitian immigrants. Learn how the fraud worked and who was caught.

Sharyl Attkisson

Sep 21, 2026 1

School Counselor ‘Neurodiversity’ Framework Draws From Critical Race Theory, Queer Theory, Report Finds

A new report claims school counselors' "neurodiversity" framework repackages critical race theory and queer theory, bypassing parents in K-12 schools.

Tyler ONeil

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‘They Said Voter Fraud Didn’t Exist’: Federal Authorities Make Wave of Election Crime Arrests Ahead of Midterms

Keep the Lights On, Sideline Big Brother: Trump EPA Rollback Could Save Ratepayers $310 Billion

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Media Accuse Republicans of “New Red Scare” As Democrats Embrace Socialism

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