WIRED reports Chorus program, backed by The Sixteen Thirty Fund, set limits on content and barred participants from disclosing payments. A nonprofit tied to a major Democratic funding network has offered political influencers up to $8,000 per month to promote party-aligned messaging online, according to a WIRED report, with contracts requiring participants to keep the arrangement confidential. The program, run by Chorus and backed by The Sixteen Thirty Fund, recruited dozens

“The world needs voices like Matt’s,” said Lohemeier’s wife Sarah. Matt Lohmeier was a rising officer in the U.S. Space Force when he stepped into a fight most in uniform avoid. He could have kept his head down, finished his command tour, and moved quietly toward a full military pension without drawing attention to himself or the system around him. Instead, he chose to raise concerns about the growing politicization of military training and culture—specifically the rise of Ma

Additionally, another 12% of GOP voters also state they are “unsure” if they would turn out—bringing nearly one-fourth of the base into a risky lower-turnout category. Republican voters are watching the Senate closely as the fate of the Save America Act  remains uncertain. The bill has become a litmus test for whether Republican lawmakers will follow through on years of promises around election integrity and restoring confidence in the system. New survey data reveals that a m

Calls are POURING into the office of Senate Majority Leader John Thune over the SAVE America Act, the bill that would require proof of citizenship and voter ID for federal elections. Supporters say the bill would strengthen election integrity and point to polling showing an overwhelmingly majority of the public supports voter ID. Even though it passed the House and has the votes to pass the Senate, the filibuster is a procedural hurdle that Thune has been unable to clear. Som

Police documents reveal prior warnings about suspect months before murder of Stephanie Minter. Last week, an illegal immigrant fatally stabbed Stephanie Minter at a bus stop in Fairfax County along Richmond Highway.  Abdul Jalloh, 32, is an illegal immigrant from Sierra Leone, and is charged with the murder of 41-year-old Stephanie Minter. Jalloh, entered the country illegally in 2012, and has a long reputation of violence being arrested on multiple occasions.   According to

The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Office of Inspector General determined that Wisconsin made at least $18.5 million in improper fee-for-service Medicaid payments for Applied Behavior Analysis services in 2021 and 2022 . The findings, detailed in audit report A-06-23-01002, reveal a systemic breakdown in how the state oversees Medicaid-funded autism therapy for children. Wisconsin’s payments for ABA did not fully comply with federal and state requirements . All

Democrats are pushing a constitutional amendment that would replace Virginia's independent redistricting commission and redraw congressional maps into a 10-1 Democratic majority. Virginia voters began casting ballots March 6 in a referendum that could dramatically reshape the state’s congressional delegation, kicking off a 45-day early voting period ahead of the official April 21 election date. The referendum asks voters whether to suspend the state’s independent redistrictin

The Senate passed a rare bipartisan housing bill Thursday seeking to bring down prices while boosting housing supply. Sen. Tim Scott (R-SC) and Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) joined together to author the 303-page legislation  known as the 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act. The bill passed  by an 89-10 vote.  “The 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act is about helping people like my mom have a place to call home,” Scott wrote  on X following the vote. “That’s what happens when red, w

The Safeguard American Voter Eligibility (SAVE America) Act  has rightly become one of the most closely watched bills in recent memory. Designed to safeguard America’s elections from illegal voting, the legislation requires that voters present a valid I.D. and proof of citizenship to participate in federal elections. White House officials have called it “the most popular election reform in decades,” citing at least 81% support across all parties nationwide. After passing in t

The U.S. Department of Education has opened a federal investigation into a western Wisconsin school district over its transgender bathroom policy. The Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights announced Thursday a directed investigation into the New Richmond School District to determine whether its bathroom policy violates Title IX protections for female students. The announcement cited a contentious January school board meeting where parents and Moms for Liberty de

“Thune and his crew are the real blockers, slow-walking a wildly popular bill while chasing side quests… Enough is enough,” reads a joint statement from Reps. Randy Fine (R-FL), Mark Harris (R-NC), and Keith Self (R-FL).  Moments like this are rare in Congress—even for a Senate Majority Leader.  Beyond the exceedingly high stakes, the Safeguard American Voter Eligibility  (SAVE America) Act comes with bipartisan backing, over 50 co-sponsors, overwhelming popularity from the p

California's Employment Development Department is about to face serious federal scrutiny over what could amount to one of the largest unemployment fraud scandals in American history. The U.S. Department of Labor is preparing to dispatch a specialized strike team to California to investigate widespread theft and abuse within the state's unemployment insurance program, according to reports. The move mirrors a similar federal crackdown already underway in Minnesota, where invest

“The people who've donated hundreds of millions of dollars to the Democrat Party and have paid for dirty tricks against Trump, they basically are spared,” said David Sacks. Last month, more than three million pages  of long-anticipated Epstein files were finally released. This has triggered a media scramble with journalists poring over emails, court filings, and other correspondence in search of connections previously unknown to the public. The New York Times  recently publis

Most democratic nations require identification to vote, while several U.S. states still allow voting without it, fueling an ongoing debate over election integrity and public trust. Requiring voters to show identification at the polls is standard practice across much of the democratic world, from Europe and Asia to Africa and Latin America.  Yet in the United States, election rules vary sharply by state, with several allowing voters to cast ballots without presenting any form

Since its inception in 1980, taxpayers have spent trillions on the Dept. of Education and in return received only abjectly worse public education. For years, the idea of abolishing the U.S. Department of Education has been treated as if it were merely political fantasy. Critics of the notion would argue it could simply not be done—as if the agency were etched into the Constitution itself. In one such example the National Education Association  called President Trump’s intenti

A bipartisan plan aims to hold tech companies accountable for child safety failures and censorship of conservative voices. A group of U.S. lawmakers from both parties has introduced legislation that would dismantle one of Big Tech’s most powerful legal shields. Just before Christmas 2025, senators including Lindsey Graham, Dick Durbin, Josh Hawley, Amy Klobuchar, Marsha Blackburn, and Florida Attorney General Ashley Moody unveiled a bill that would sunset Section 230 of the C

New research spotlights concerns over rising antisemitism linked to diversity offices at U.S. universities. A growing climate of hostility toward Israel—and, increasingly, toward Jewish students—has become entrenched in many American universities, with Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) staff at the center of the controversy. A new study from the Heritage Foundation has found that DEI officials across the country routinely single out Israel for criticism while largely av

New analysis shows how national welfare design facilitated billions in fraud and why reform is overdue. Minnesota’s sprawling welfare fraud scandal has done more than expose corruption in one state — it has laid bare fundamental weaknesses in the national welfare system, according to new research from The Heritage Foundation . Policy experts at Heritage argue that systemic design flaws in federal welfare programs made this fraud possible and will continue to invite abuse unle

Democratic socialist’s proposed millionaire tax could drive out job creators, deepen fiscal instability, and deliver empty promises. New York City Councilman Zohran Mamdani is pushing a deeply flawed plan that would slap a new 2% income tax on residents and small business owners earning over $1 million a year—an approach critics warn could destabilize the city’s already fragile economy. Mamdani claims this extra tax will help fund a wide array of socialist-style programs, inc

Minnesota’s lieutenant governor pushes donations and training tied to on-the-ground opposition to federal immigration agents. Minnesota Lt. Gov. Peggy Flanagan is drawing scrutiny after urging Minnesotans to join “legal observer” trainings and donate to activist networks that monitor—and in some cases directly interfere with—Immigration and Customs Enforcement operations, even as confrontations around ICE have turned deadly. Flanagan’s public encouragement followed the death