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The Department of the Interior (DOI) has reinstated protections for over 28 million acres of public land in Alaska, banning mining, oil, and gas development. The protections, which were established in 1971, were removed in January 2021 under the Trump administration. In a press release on August 27, Secretary of…

California lawmakers have passed a law prohibiting voter identification requirements in local elections, as Democrats aim to strengthen their supermajority in the state. Senate Bill 1174 was passed after the City of Huntington Beach, one of the few Republican-leaning areas in Los Angeles, approved a voter ID requirement for municipal…

A Virginia court has ruled that the Department of Defense cannot bar individuals with HIV who have undetectable viral loads from enlisting in the military. Clinton appointed U.S. District Judge Leonie Brinkema in her ruling that those who are asymptomatic HIV-positive may not be barred from joining the military. Brinkema…

On Wednesday’s episode of “Morning Joe,” MSNBC contributor Mike Barnicle accused former President Donald Trump of using Arlington National Cemetery as a “prop for a political campaign.” On Monday, former President Donald Trump participated in a wreath-laying ceremony commemorating the anniversary of the 2021 Kabul airport terrorist attack, which claimed…

The FBI has released new photos of the gun used by Thomas Crooks to shoot President Trump, along with images of explosives discovered in his car at the rally in Butler, Pennsylvania, on July 13. The bureau stated that the investigation into the attempted assassination of President Trump is ongoing,…

Texas Governor Greg Abbott (R) has removed over one million individuals from the state’s voter rolls in an ongoing effort to prevent ineligible voters, including non-citizens, from participating on election day. The move on voter fraud comes 69 days out from the Tuesday, November 5 2024 presidential election. According to…

More lawsuits have been filed against the background check company National Public Data (NPD) following its confirmation of a significant data breach that exposed Americans’ personal information, including Social Security numbers. Earlier in August, the breach became more widely known after a class-action lawsuit was filed against the Florida-based company,…

On August 27, the California Senate voted to approve legislation that could extend eligibility for a state homebuyer loan program to illegal immigrants, potentially providing assistance with down payments. Assembly Bill 1840, introduced by Assemblyman Joaquin Arambula (D-Fresno), passed the Senate in a 25–14 vote. It will return to the…

Judge Amit Mehta, who was appointed during the Obama administration, has become a controversial figure among some Trump supporters, who accuse him of bias and unfair treatment in cases related to the January 6th Capitol riot. Judge Amit Mehta sentenced former Trump adviser Peter Navarro to four months in prison…