Uncategorized

The US has passed a grim milestone in the measles outbreak that has been plaguing the country, surpassing 2,000 cases for the first time in more than three decades. Across the US, cases of the measles, the world’s most infectious disease that had been declared eliminated in the US in 2000, continue to grow. The …

US hits grim measles milestone as world’s most infectious disease spreads uncontrollably Read More »

A US Appeals Court on Friday in a 2-1 decision struck down a California law banning people from openly carrying firearms. The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals cited a 2022 Supreme Court ruling and said California’s ban on open carry is unconstitutional. US Circuit Judge Lawrence VanDyke, a Trump appointee, wrote the majority opinion and …

BREAKING: Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals Strikes Down California’s Ban on Open Carry – Trump Judge Issues Scathing Opinion Read More »

Changes to firefighters’ health care, rideshare income reporting, and licensing mandates for service jobs are among the two dozen state laws passed in 2025 that will take effect as of Jan. 1. The state’s Jimmy Malone Act says self-insured counties must start to provide preventative cancer screenings at no cost to county-employed firefighters. Counties may …

Newly passed statewide laws now in effect Read More »

Street-level Somali operators are guilty of greed but are not the masterminds—they are merely patsies selected, enabled, and shielded by higher-level government corruption. Large-scale organized fraud rarely emerges organically from the bottom; it is typically engineered top-down by corrupt politicians and bureaucrats who create lax systems for abuse. These officials recruit community “enforcers”—intermediaries akin to …

Somali Criminals Are Patsies — DOJ Must Find the Corrupt Politicians and Bureaucrats Who Run It Read More »

From 2022 to 2024, two-thirds of the rental demand in the United States was attributable to the foreign-born population in the US. This comes as rental prices have been outpacing inflation numbers. According to the Housing and Urban Development’s (HUD) recently released “Worst Case Housing Needs Report,” which is published every two years, the foreign-born population accounted for over 60 percent …

67% of increase in demand for rentals due to foreign-born, skyrocketing prices: HUD Read More »

The sprawling fraud scandal tied to taxpayer-funded childcare and welfare programs is no longer confined to Minnesota. New evidence suggests the same red flags are now flashing in Washington State, where hundreds of Somali-run childcare centers allegedly operate without even listing a physical address. The Gateway Pundit previously reported on independent journalist Nick Shirley and his explosive …

NOT JUST MINNESOTA? Elon Musk Reacts as Internet Sleuth Sound the Alarm in Washington State — Hundreds of Somali-Run Child Care Centers Allegedly Lack Physical Addresses Read More »

Found unresponsive, and investigation apparently underway Jill Biden holds a virtual event to honor the work of educators Thursday, Jan. 21, 2021, in the Library of the White House. (Official White House photo by Chandler West) The wife of Jill Biden’s ex-husband, whom the former first lady married in 1970 and divorced in 1974, has …

Wife of Jill Biden’s ex-husband pronounced dead after police respond to domestic dispute Read More »

I have been digging into the fraud scandal in Minnesota, and what I have learned has absolutely floored me.  It isn’t just millions of dollars or hundreds of millions of dollars that we are talking about in this case.  The fraudsters have literally stolen billions of taxpayer dollars, and they have been spending it on …

A Ripoff of Historic Proportions: The Amount of Money Involved in the Minnesota Fraud Scandal Is Absolutely Staggering Read More »

The “Nick Shirley Effect” has begun, with Muckraker founder Anthony Rubin on the ground in Columbus, Ohio, home to the second-largest Somali community in the U.S., investigating daycare centers. This development comes less than a day after Ohio attorney Mehek Cooke said federal investigators are examining allegations that elements within Ohio’s Somali community defrauded millions of dollars …

Citizen Journalist Descends On Ohio, Immediately Finds ‘First Signs Of Potentially Massive Somali Fraud’ Read More »

Americans in five states who receive government assistance to buy groceries will face new limits starting Thursday on what foods they can purchase with those benefits. Indiana, Iowa, Nebraska, Utah and West Virginia are implementing waivers that restrict the use of Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits to buy items such as soda, candy and other foods deemed unhealthy. Why It Matters The …

SNAP Food Bans Start This Week: What to Know Read More »