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Month: October 2026

DOJ has verified 20,000 noncitizens on California voter rolls, federal prosecutor says…

Bill Essayli, the first assistant U.S. attorney for California’s Central District, told Fox News Digital that federal investigators have evidence that t hese 20,000 individuals received mail ballots this month .
Essayli argued that California is allowing people without citizenship onto the voter rolls through its supposedly lax verification processes, while Newsom said the state follows all relevant federal law governing the integrity of elections.

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House Republicans Subpoena New Jersey Governor to Explain Noncitizen Voter Error

New Jersey Gov. Mikie Sherrill has accused the Republicans of ‘choosing to play political games just thirteen days before the midterm elections.’

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Meta Ordered to Pay New Mexico $25 Billion Over Misleading Privacy Claims

The judge had set the original fine at more than $219 billion. Meta has said it will appeal.

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6 Charged in Marriage/Immigration Conspiracy in Massachusetts

Federal authorities in Massachusetts busted a marriage-fraud ring that raked in millions of dollars arranging fake nuptials between illegal aliens and American subversives. …

The post 6 Charged in Marriage/Immigration Conspiracy in Massachusetts appeared first on The New American.

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Climate, energy, and vaccines: What if everything you know is wrong?

The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – Have you ever been absolutely sure about something, only to find out in a very uncomfortable way it wasn’t true? Take climate change. There are people who have confidently said we’d all be dead by the year 2000, or 2010, maybe 2020. If they’ve been wrong so often, do we trust their predictions about 2030?

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Massachusetts Supreme Court Upholds Carry Ban for Adults Under 21

https://bearingarms.com/tomknighton/2026/10/21/massachusetts-supreme-court-upholds-carry-ban-for-adults-under-21-n1234205

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Supreme Court Won’t Let Trump Admin End Hormone Policy in Federal Prisons

The government argued a lower court substituted its own judgment for prison administrators.

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