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Ohio Voting Law Lawsuit Explodes, Rights Groups Race to Block

Several voting rights organizations have filed a federal lawsuit seeking to block Ohio’s new election law before it takes effect.

Schiff Blasts Voter ID Push as ‘Vote Suppression’

Sen. Adam Schiff (D-CA) argued Sunday that requiring voter identification is part of a broader effort that could discourage eligible citizens from participating in elections.

Lindsey Graham Vows Crackdown, ‘Cities Will Be Punished’

Sen. Lindsey Graham (R‑SC) used his Tuesday appearance on Hannity to sharply criticize sanctuary city policies and call for decisive action from Congress.

Democrats Split with Party in Support of ICE

Seven Democrats voted alongside Republicans to approve a spending bill funding the Department of Homeland Security and ICE.

Tax Vote Looms, Pima County’s $2.67 Billion Referendum

Pima County, Arizona, is preparing a major public vote in March 2026 on whether to extend a half‑cent sales tax for another 20 years to fund more than $2.67 billion in construction and infrastructure projects.

Nearly 100 Dems Refuse to Condemn ‘Horrors’ of Socialism

The House of Representatives approved a resolution condemning socialism in a Friday morning vote, although it was opposed by nearly 100 Democrats.

Trump Supercharges SAVE Program to Stop Illegals from Voting

President Donald Trump’s administration is rolling out major upgrades to the Systematic Alien Verification for Entitlements (SAVE) program.

Ohio Exposes Massive Voter Fraud Scheme

Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose exposed a voter fraud scheme in the state, revealing that more than 1,000 noncitizens were registered to vote.

Iván Cepeda Launches 2026 Bid to Finish Petro’s Agenda

Senator Iván Cepeda, a staunch leftist and longtime opponent of former President Álvaro Uribe Vélez.

Pennsylvania Ban on Glock Switch Fails by One Vote

A bill seeking to ban “machine gun conversion devices,” also known as “Glock switches,” was defeated in the Pennsylvania House of Representatives on Wednesday. The vote, nearly along party lines, came after hours of emotional and intense debate, and ultimately failed by a single vote—handed to Republicans by a Democrat crossing the aisle.

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