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Georgia Set for Record-Breaking Holiday Travel, AAA Predicts 108,677 More Travelers

AAA is predicting that Georgia will see a record-breaking number of travelers this holiday season, with an estimated 3.7 million people hitting the road or taking to the skies. This marks an increase of 108,677 travelers compared to last year, reflecting a significant rise in travel during this festive time. According to Montrae Waiters from the American Automobile Association, most of these travelers will take to their cars, particularly families with young children.

Fiscal Year Starts with Record $257 Billion Deficit as Outlays Climb

The U.S. budget deficit surged nearly four times to reach $257 billion in October, influenced by several one-time factors, according to a report released...

Biden Admin’s Regulatory Costs Reach Nearly $1.78 Trillion

The American Action Forum (AAF) found that the Biden-Harris administration has spent nearly $1.78 trillion in rules and regulations since January 2021.

DOJ Audit Reveals FBI Failure in Handling Child Abuse Cases

A review conducted by the Department of Justice's watchdog has identified major shortcomings in how the Federal Bureau of Investigation handles serious allegations of...

DHS Provides Grant to Program Preventing ‘Radicalization of Men’

The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has a granting program to prevent "targeted violence and terrorism."

Dengue Fever Explodes in Bangladesh After Bill Gates-Funded Agency Releases Nuclear Radiated Mosquitos Into Population

Originally published September 12, 2023 10:29 am PDT The United Nations' (UN) World Health Organization (WHO) on Friday reported a "significant surge in dengue fever...

64,443,118 Babies Have Been Killed in Abortions Since Roe v. Wade In 1973

A new factsheet that tallies the number of babies killed in abortions since 1973 presents heartbreaking news for pro-life Americans.

Republicans Projected to Win Popular Vote

Cook Political House Vote Tracker suggests Republicans will win the national popular vote for the House of Representatives.

Texas Election Audit Identifies Nearly 12,000 Foreigners Suspected of Registering to Vote

Suspected non-citizen voters have been referred to counties for investigation, and more than 2,000 have already been removed from rolls, Texas Secretary of State John Scott reports.

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