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There were an estimated 37.2% more home sellers than buyers in the U.S. housing market in November (or 529,770 more, in numerical terms)—the largest gap in records dating back to 2013 aside from this summer. That’s up from 35.6% a month earlier and 17% a year earlier. The gap has been hovering above 35% since …
An independent journalist in Ohio has uncovered elaborate fraud schemes allegedly involving Somali immigrants exploiting the Electronic Benefit Transfer (EBT) system. The investigation, detailed in a video that has gone viral on social media, highlights how some individuals are using welfare benefits to subsidize their businesses while evading taxes. The video, posted on X by …
WATCH: Shocking EBT Fraud Schemes Exposed in Ohio’s Somali Community Read More »
As national education spending per pupil rises, student enrollment is dropping and test scores across the United States are falling, which raises concern over how effectively taxpayer dollars are being used in public schools. Since 2002, K-12 public school spending has increased by more than 35%, yet enrollment has dropped 2.1%, which is over a …
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Wicomico County, MD — County Executive Julie Giordano has vetoed Legislative Bill 2025-14, which proposed changes to the County’s internal auditor position, citing serious concerns about independence, transparency, and unequal accountability. “The public expects all parts of County government to be held to the same standards,” said Giordano. “This bill fails that test.” Why the …
A Louisiana factory chief proved to be a real-life Santa Claus — giving each of his 540 full-time employees six-figure bonus checks totaling $240 million. The generous gesture came after the benevolent boss sold the company for $1.7 billion. Graham Walker, the now-former CEO of Fibrebond, told The Wall Street Journal that he would not agree to sell …
Louisiana boss hands workers $240M in bonuses after selling his company for $1.7B Read More »
Webb County election office CCTV footage. Video required by law to be publicly accessible shows official ballots—blank but official—being shredded. Historically, South Texas has been shaped by entrenched political machines, most notably the one built by Lyndon B. Johnson, who advanced by aligning with local Democrat bosses, leveraging federal patronage, and mobilizing Mexican American voters …
Could Republicans Gain a U.S. House Seat Because of Texas Democrat Fraud? Read More »
Attorney Mehek Cooke blows the whistle on Somali fraud happening in Ohio. Credit: Breitbart News The scandals involving Somali migrants in America have expanded as a brave Ohio attorney has dropped bombshell details on their activities in the Buckeye State. The Gateway Pundit previously reported on independent journalist Nick Shirley’s explosive report exposing millions of dollars of …
Lemar Beasley fatally stabbed Cheyenne Kastens in Dollar General store parking lot Prosecutors are seeking the death penalty for a career criminal who stabbed a woman more than 40 times in an unprovoked attack in a Dollar General parking lot. 54-year-old Lemar Beasley stabbed Cheyenne Kastens, 36, in the parking lot of a Fruitland Park, …
Tyler Robinson mugshot (Credit: Utah County Sheriff’s Office) A Utah judge has ruled that transcripts and audio from a previously sealed hearing in the high-profile assassination case of conservative icon Charlie Kirk will be made public, albeit with redactions. Fourth District Court Judge Tony Graf announced during a Monday video hearing that a redacted transcript …
The U.S. Department of Education has reported an end to more than $1 billion in attempted student aid fraud in 2025. These reforms were needed after the massive waste and fraud resulting from loosened rules during the Biden regime. “Federal investigators found nearly $90 million in aid had already been fraudulently disbursed, including over $30 …
Finally! Department of Ed. Ends One Billion in Student Aid Fraud, Promises More Action Read More »