Immigration
Record number of migrants encountered at Southern Border in May
One-quarter of all migrants encountered had previous run-ins with border agents within the last 12 months
Politics
Supreme Court allows Pennsylvania to continue counting undated ballots
Pennsylvania's mail-in ballot practices have been under intense scrutiny since the 2020 presidential election
Politics
Grassley, Hawley press DHS on Disinformation Board partnership with big tech to censor content
The senators obtained draft notes for an April briefing with Twitter executives
Immigration
Mexican Cartel migrant smuggling profits rivals Fox News Corp. gross revenues, says report
Their profits have rocketed from $500 million to $13 billion in just four years
Politics
Biden nominee to be Fed's top banking regulator requested unmasking of Michael Flynn in 2016
Senate Republicans are concerned about Sarah Bloom Raskin's unmasking of Lt. Gen. Michael Flynn, the victim of a federal investigation repudiated by the Justice Department as improperly predicated
Politics
Former Georgia congressman: Biden should 'stand up' on the world stage, do his job
"Where is the mainstream media stories about Biden being Putin's puppet?" former Rep. Doug Collins asked
Culture
Elon Musk celebrates ‘hall monitors’ fleeing Twitter, asks them to stay away
Mastodon, once heralded as an alternative, is reportedly plagued by infighting and gatekeeping.
Crime
U.S. strikes back against Moscow with charges over Russian disinformation campaign
The United States government on Wednesday struck back against the Kremlin in an indictment against Moscow-linked enterprises and their employees with criminal charges, sanctions and other measures to address what U.S. officials are calling a foreign influence campaign to create chaos in this year’s the presidential election
Politics
Georgia early voting breaks midterm record despite Democrats' "Jim Crow" warnings
Republicans hope the record turnout will silence critics of the Election Integrity Act of 2021, which overhauled elections in Georgia.
Culture
2020 U.S. Census undercounted Hispanics by 5%
The U.S. Census Bureau announced Thursday that it missed about 750,000 people or about .24% of the U.S. population in its work on the 2020 census. The undercount of Hispanics worsened significantly from 2010, at which time 1.54% were missed to about 5% in 2020.