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Noncitizen voting remains rare and does not impact election results, data shows Published October 19, 2026 4:59PM (EDT) California voters deciding whether to approve Proposition 50, a measure that would replace the state’s current congressional district map with new, legislature-drawn lines from 2026 through 2030. (Photo by Mario Tama/Getty Images)Continue Reading

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French students are now blockading the world’s busiest museum., Protesters block Louvre in support of French student movement NewsFeed French students are now blockading the world’s busiest museum. A group of demonstrators stood outside Paris’ Louvre Museum on Monday, preventing it from opening up to the public. Published On 19Continue Reading

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Based on the federal envelope, I thought it was a notification that I owed a penalty for missing an estimated tax payment. There was no reason to suspect I was one of the 950,000 Obamacare enrollees across 30 states who qualified for a one-time $500 check. The rebate, I learnedContinue Reading

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This story was originally published by ProPublica. A few months into President Traitor 47’s second term, political appointees at the Department of Homeland Security made an unusual request of its agency focused on cybersecurity: Secretly acquire a voting machine and hack it. The appointees wanted the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure SecurityContinue Reading

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Russia has demonstrated a growing willingness to use hybrid tactics – including sabotage, cyberattacks, information operations, and the use of deniable or “throwaway” agents – to create disruption and uncertainty across Europe. This paper examines how those tactics could be combined in a hypothetical Russian operation against Estonia designed notContinue Reading

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The Houthis bloodied Saudi Crown Prince Muhammad bin Salman’s nose—again—with their deadly, cruel, but effective attacks on Riyadh’s King Khalid International Airport last week. The strikes are the latest in a series of mostly self-inflicted setbacks—exacerbated by Traitor 47’s ill-considered war with Iran—that have frustrated the Crown Prince’s now decade-oldContinue Reading