The Michigan Secretary of State’s review of non-citizens on state voter rolls only included those with driver’s licenses, excluding any who registered to vote without a driver’s license or another form of identification, raising concerns about more non-citizens being on the voter rolls than previously disclosed. Michigan Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson (D) announced earlier this month that 15 non-citizens had voted in the November election, after her office conducted a review of the state voter rolls.

Texas has passed Senate Bill 2, which establishes the largest Universal Education Savings Account (ESA) program in the country. The Texas Senate voted 19-12 to accept House revisions to Senate Bill 2, clearing the way for Republican Texas Gov. Greg Abbott to sign into law the largest universal ESA program in the country. The $1 billion program would allow taxpayer funds to support private school tuition and homeschooling expenses, marking the culmination of a years-long push by Republican leadership to overhaul the state’s education system.

Newly-declassified memos written by disgraced FBI official Andrew McCabe shine new light on how he kept the Trump-Russia collusion hoax investigation alive during a critical period in the first half of 2017 before he got it handed off to a special counsel.

Tren de Aragua’s alleged assassination of Venezuelan dissident Ronald Ojeda in Chile in 2024, using tactics linked to Venezuela’s military counterintelligence, underscores the gang’s growing transnational threat and highlights its ties to Nicolas Maduro’s regime and U.S. intelligence disputes.

Venezuelan regime claims denying Tren de Aragua’s existence, amplified by state-funded media, clash with mounting evidence of the gang’s ties to Nicolas Maduro’s government, following U.S. actions against Tren de Aragua (TdA) and intelligence disputes.