The DOJ is providing state voter roll information to Homeland Security
The U.S. Department of Justice is seeking information on non-citizen voters and is sharing state voter data with the Department of Homeland Security. This was confirmed by the Trump administration. This data sharing initiative began after a request from a DOJ attorney aimed at election officials in nearly 20 states. Many officials, including some from […]
Trump Administration Withdraws Voter Roll Lawsuit After Settlement in Key State
The Trump administration has ceased legal actions against North Carolina after persuading state authorities to clean up the voter rolls. In May, federal prosecutors reached a settlement with the North Carolina Election Commission, having accused the state of not maintaining an accurate federal registration list. On Tuesday, lawyers representing the Trump administration expressed their satisfaction […]
And The Hockey Hall Of Fame Class Of 2025 Is … *Drum Roll*
The Panthers are your back-to-back champions and it’s time to go for offseason juice. That’s what the 2025 class was like announcement For the Hockey Hall of Fame on Tuesday, and when you’re having a former player conversation in the NHL, we have four headliners for this year’s edition. (Related: Corey Perry of the Oilers […]
Trump administration to roll back many EPA regulations, revisit contested water rule • Tennessee Lookout
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency is seeking to rescind more than 30 regulations, including those aimed at reducing carbon emissions and controlling pollution, and seeking to redefine federal government-enforceable water and wetlands, administrator Lee Zeldin said Wednesday. The agency will take 31 steps to cover many issues equivalent to “the biggest deregulation announcement in US […]
More Companies Looking To Quietly Roll Back DEI Efforts Under Trump, Survey Shows
A new study shows that the majority of American companies are now considering reducing diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) efforts after President Donald Trump returns to his elliptical office. Half of the executives surveyed, over 53%, say Trump’s recent DEI-related executive order is likely to reduce their diversity programs. According to To the Lit Ramen […]
Freakshow Fashion Made Eyes Roll At The Grammy Awards
The Grammy Awards were held on Sunday at the Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles, and the show contained some strange costumes in the show. Will Smith’s son, Jaden, is the best award for a tremendous stupid costume. At the age of 26, he showed his poor judgment by wearing a structured suit decorated by the […]
‘Immediate And Decisive Action’: Trump Will Reportedly Declare Energy Emergency To Roll Back Biden Policies
President-elect Donald Trump will reportedly declare an energy emergency to help reverse the Biden administration’s energy policies after he officially takes office on Monday, according to Bloomberg News. It’s not clear at this point how President Trump will use the state of emergency to achieve his goals of “energy dominance,” but perhaps further opening up […]
Yuma County Recorder candidates share their vision as early election results roll in
YUMA, Ariz. (KYMA, KECY) – As early results begin to come in, Republican David Lara and Democrat Emilia Cortez have been elected to the Yuma County Record, the positions responsible for voter registration and local government administration, respectively. It emphasizes the unique background and approach in public election campaigns. election process. Emilia Cortez is new […]
‘This Policy Is Dangerous’: Chicago Dems Fight To Roll Back City’s Sanctuary Law, Help Trump Deport Criminals
Two Chicago aldermen have introduced a bill that would repeal the city’s sanctuary law, which currently prohibits local law enforcement from cooperating with federal immigration authorities, but the liberal-dominated City Council has rejected their proposal. The effort faces bleak prospects. Raymond Lopez and Silvana Tavares, both Democrats, proposed an amendment to the Chicago Welcoming City […]
Community Safety Incubator program to roll out in Maricopa County after $90,000 grant
A local nonprofit organization that normally works in Pima County recently received about $90,000 from the Maricopa County Board of Supervisors. Enrique Oliberes-Pelayo of Just Communities Arizona said he looks forward to using this investment to bring a community safety incubator program to District 5. “Everyone knows that person. If it weren’t for them, there […]