Government
States purge voter rolls to prevent non-eligible votingAs the presidential election looms, conservatives are intensifying scrutiny of state voter rolls as part of their get-out-the-vote efforts. Republicans are focused on removing voters who have died, moved out… Read More
Courts
14 AGs sue TikTok, alleging the platform knowingly harms childrenAttorneys General from 13 states and the District of Columbia have filed separate lawsuits against the social media company TikTok over alleged harm to children. The lawsuits are part of… Read More
Public Education
Parents, teachers argue Ohio special education classes unsafe, overcrowdedParents and teachers are protesting that Ohio’s Columbus City Schools’ Specialized Learning Center classes are unsafe due to overcrowding. Critics say in many cases the overcrowding is two times… Read More
Courts
Federal judge blocks Biden-Harris student loan forgiveness againLess than 24 hours after a federal judge in Georgia ruled the Biden-Harris student loan forgiveness program could move forward, a federal judge in Missouri blocked it again. U.S. District… Read More
Government
FEMA lacks funds for hurricane relief after spending $1.4B on illegal immigrants in 2023, 2024In the aftermath of the devastation caused by Hurricane Helene, the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) apparently doesn’t have enough money to do its job. So says Department of Homeland… Read More