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Maricopa Co. Election Worker Arrested for Stealing Security Keys to Tabulation Machines
(Jacob Bruns, Headline USA) An election worker in Arizona’s Maricopa County was arrested Friday for allegedly stealing a key fob to the state’s primary election tabulator machines, the AZ Mirror reported. Maricopa County detectives arrested and charged Walter Ringfield Jr., 27, a Phoenix resident and temporary county employee, with one count of theft and another…
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Report: Bidens Refinanced House 20 Times to Borrow $4.2M
(Ken Silva, Headline USA) They say corruption pays. But in the case of President Joe Biden, it apparently didn’t pay him enough to prevent him from borrowing a whopping $4.2 million on a house he bought for $350,000. According to a Monday report from the Daily Mail, Biden refinanced his two Delaware homes 35 since…
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Dem. Sen. Allegedly Shows Up Drunk for Legislative Meeting, Parks in Fire Lane
(Molly Bruns, Headline USA) Faith Winter, a Democrat state senator from Westminister, Colorado, drove to an April legislative meeting while intoxicated, then parked in a fire lane before going inside and conducting the meeting drunkenly. According to Colorado Public Radio, a bipartisan committee opened an ethics complaint against her for her actions. Officials used video footage…
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Wisconsin Court to Decide Electronic Absentee Voting Eligibility
(Thérèse Boudreaux, The Center Square) A Wisconsin court is set to rule on whether disabled citizens will be eligible to vote via electronic absentee ballots starting in November. The case, Disability Rights Wisconsin v. Wisconsin Elections Commission, hinges on whether meaningful access to absentee voting is currently provided for disabled voters, and whether the requested…
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Biden Admin to Close Largest ICE Detention Center, Move Deportation-Eligible Illegals Inward
(Headline USA) The Biden administration is set to shut down Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s largest detention center amidst the ongoing border surge. The South Texas Family Residential Center in Dilley, Texas, has the capacity to hold 2,400 illegal immigrants and is run by a private prison contractor, Tennessee-based CoreCivic. Earlier this month, ICE announced it…
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Foreign Gov’t Official Called 9/11 Hijackers Leading up to Attack
(Ken Silva, Headline USA) A Saudi prince’s cell phone exchanged several phone calls with the apartment where two 9/11 hijackers lived leading up to the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks, according to report published Sunday by the Florida Bulldog. Citing declassified FBI records, the Bulldog reported that there were eight calls between a telephone belonging…
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Startup Org. to Out Seditious Civil Servants Who Might ‘Resist’ Trump
(Headline USA) Perhaps the biggest setback to the first Trump administration was not anything inherently flawed in Republican President Donald Trump’s leadership but the sheer bulk of disloyal individuals embedded within the Washington, D.C., bureaucracy, who were eager to undermine him at every level with little or no accountability. In a normal workplace, these employees…
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Bank Info Could Be at Risk in Possible Russian Hack of Fed
(Money Metals News Service) BREAKING NEWS – A Russian hacking organization appears to be in the process of blackmailing the Federal Reserve. On June 23, 2024, the criminal organization LockBit 3.0, a Russian ransomware cybercriminal group, publicly stated that it hacked the Federal Reserve and implied it would release over “33 terabytes of juicy banking information containing…
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Mainstream News Report Discovers Five Reasons to Buy Gold
(Mike Maharrey, Money Metals News Service) You know gold is doing well when the mainstream sits up and takes notice. The mainstream financial pundits specifically, and the media in general, are typically apathetic about gold at best. More often than not, they’re downright antagonistic. The problem is that gold isn’t good for the regime. You…
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CBP: More than 241,000 Illegal Entries in May, 2.2 Million in Fiscal Year
(Bethany Blankley, The Center Square) – More than 241,000 people were apprehended after illegally entering the U.S. in May, according to newly released data from U.S. Customs and Border Protection. May’s numbers push the total number of apprehensions and encounters of illegal border crossers to more than 2.2 million in the first eight months of…
