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Voting Rights Act Supreme Court

August 8, 2025

Supreme Court May Gut Key Voting Rights Act Protections

The 60th anniversary of the Voting Rights Act passed on Wednesday, but its future hangs in the balance as the Supreme Court prepares to review a case that could dismantle one of the law’s core protections. The pending decision may radically shift how race can be considered in redistricting—and whether …

hospital lawsuit stillbirths COVID-19 vaccine

August 7, 2025

California Hospital Sued for Concealing Stillbirth Spike Linked to COVID-19 Vaccines

A new lawsuit filed in Fresno County accuses a major California hospital of deliberately hiding data showing a sharp rise in stillbirths among women who received the COVID-19 vaccine. The complaint alleges that Community Regional Medical Center in Fresno began seeing a “catastrophic surge” in fetal deaths in spring 2021—shortly …

Trump new census excludes illegal immigrants

August 7, 2025

Trump Orders New Census: Illegal Immigrants Will Not Be Counted

President Donald Trump announced Thursday that he has directed the Commerce Department to initiate a new U.S. census—this time excluding illegal immigrants from the official count. “I have instructed our Department of Commerce to immediately begin work on a new and highly accurate CENSUS based on modern day facts and …

Trump, Edward Coristine, Big Balls, D.C. crime, federal control, juvenile crime, Truth Social, Elon Musk, Social Security Administration, carjacking

August 7, 2025

Trump to Federalize D.C. After Brutal Assault

President Donald Trump is calling for sweeping law enforcement changes in Washington, D.C., after Edward Coristine—better known online as “Big Balls”—was brutally beaten during an attempted carjacking early Sunday morning. Coristine, a 19-year-old former DOGE employee and current Social Security Administration staffer, reportedly intervened to stop a woman from being …

August 6, 2025

The Path to a Free Iran: Why the World Needs to Hear Maryam Rajavi

Imagine growing up in a country where speaking your mind or seeking justice can land you not only in prison, but can lead to torture and execution. A country where half the population are treated as second-class citizens and are systematically suppressed. Unfortunately, for millions of Iranian youth, this is …

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