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Minnesota Fraud Clouds Ellison’s Gubernatorial Ambitions

Minnesota Fraud is shaping the early contours of the state’s next gubernatorial race as Attorney General Keith Ellison reportedly considers a run following Gov. Tim Walz’s exit.

Trump Seeks Reimbursement for Georgia Election Case

President Donald Trump is asking the state of Georgia to reimburse $6.26 million in attorney fees he incurred while defending his election interference case.

Vance Explodes Over Welfare Fraud as Walz Faces Fallout

Vice President JD Vance says a growing welfare fraud investigation in Minnesota exposes deep failures in government oversight and raises concerns about a broader national scheme exploiting taxpayer-funded programs.

Airline Cuts Deportation Flights

Avelo Airlines ended its contract with ICE after less than a year.

Iowa First to Slash Federal School Control

The Department of Education approved Iowa's Returning Education to the States Waiver, making it the first state to secure approval.

Longest-Serving Democrat in House to Retire

The longest-serving Democrat in Congress, Rep. Steny Hoyer (D-MD), announced that he plans to retire.

Reality TV Star Blasts LA’s Corruption in Mayoral Run

Reality TV personality Spencer Pratt launched a mayoral campaign for Los Angeles, targeting the state's negligence surrounding the devastating fires of last year.

Trump Order Demands Contractors Serve America First

President Trump signed an executive order prioritizing the "warfighter" in the defense industry.

Campus Controversy: CU Boulder Professor Labels U.S. ‘Fascist Authoritarian Regime’ After Trump’s Venezuela Operation

A CU Boulder professor called the U.S. a “fascist authoritarian regime” after President Trump’s Venezuela action.

Mayor’s Meltdown: Jacob Frey Attacks ICE Authority

Minneapolis Mayor Frey drew backlash after telling ICE officers to leave the city, highlighting ongoing clashes over immigration enforcement.

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