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West Texas City to Vote on ‘Sanctuary for the Unborn’ Ordinance
A West Texas city will not only be voting for elected officials but will also be deciding on a pro-life ordinance to protect the unborn from abortion trafficking. Seminole is a small city that has a population of about 7,952 and sits 30 minutes away from Hobbs, New Mexico, a destination for one of the largest…
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Supreme Court Declines to Restore Biden-era Immigration Regulation
The move means immigration judges cannot close deportation proceedings.
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Rogue AI Accessed Public Voter Info In Key Swing State
‘We have since put in place mitigations’
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Minneapolis: ICE-hating restaurant with a ‘pay what you can’ policy goes belly up…
Meet Modern Times Cafe, a Minneapolis restaurant that decided to make a bold political statement earlier this year by giving away its food to “protest” President Trump’s immigration enforcement crackdown… whatever that means.
Owner Dylan Alverson temporarily renamed the place Post Modern Times and announced that customers could eat for free or leave whatever donation they wanted.
Federal Judge Strikes Down New York Body Armor Ban
The law ‘violates the plain text of the Second Amendment,’ Judge John Sinatra wrote.
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10 Noncitizens Arrested for Illegal Voting in North Carolina
Some of the apprehended individuals have criminal histories, including for assault and possession of drugs.
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States Flag Thousands of Ineligible Voters, but Only a Few Cases Are Prosecuted
The Justice Department charged three noncitizens with voting in Ohio, a year after the state made 167 federal referrals of noncitizens who appeared to cast ballots in the state. Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose noted that’s only “so far.” His office has referred more than 1,000 election fraud cases from even-numbered years to the…
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Social Security’s clock is ticking. Could benefits be cut by 28%?
The Hidden Lightness with Jimmy Hinton – Social Security’s funding challenges put retirement security under pressure as rising bills strain older Americans. Senator Bill Cassidy urges congressional action, while families face their choices: build savings, prepare for possible benefit reductions, and help aging relatives meet everyday expenses instead of waiting for Washington…
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