Year: 2026
Marines Close Loophole Allowing Transgender Troops To Remain In The Service
‘authority to grant service extensions … is rescinded’
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Supreme Court Sympathetic to Catholics’ Lawsuit Against Colorado’s Pre-K Program
The state says its rule is neutral, but Catholic schools say they can’t accept it.
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Election Day Voting Issues Crop Up in Multiple Counties
‘Your votes will count,’ New York’s attorney general said, urging people to still fill out ballots.
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DOJ Asks Voters to Report Any Violations or Criminal Activity at Polling Places
Millions of Americans are casting ballots on Tuesday in an election that will determine which party controls Congress and also many governor races.
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Judge Orders Federal Officials to Stop Sending Lists of Noncitizen Voters to States
Disclosure of the records appears prohibited by federal law, the judge said.
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TN Top Story: Six Foreign Nationals Accused of Illegally Voting in Elections Across Tennessee, Federal Prosecutors Say
https://tennesseestar.com/news/election-integrity/six-foreign-nationals-accused-of-illegally-voting-in-elections-across-tennessee-federal-prosecutors-say/tpappert/2026/11/02/#new_tab
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DOJ Charges 63 People With Illegal Voting, Voter Fraud Across US
Attorney General Todd Blanche said this was ‘the largest surge of voter-fraud arrests’ since President Donald Trump’s return to office.
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The data center scapegoat: America’s electricity crisis is about power, politics, and physics
For the United States, the challenge is not simply to produce more electricity. It is to develop an energy system capable of sustaining artificial intelligence, semiconductor fabrication, advanced manufacturing, national defense, and continued economic growth. That requires sufficient dependable generation, a robust transmission network, skilled labor, and capital investment directed toward…
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