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President Trump and Secretary of Homeland Security Markwayne Mullin just put election integrity back on the front page — and they did it with numbers, letters and a promise to follow the paper trail. Mullin says DHS has identified roughly 250,000 non‑citizens on voter rolls in four states and has sent those states formal letters More
Do it Best Group quietly pulled the plug on a piece of Chicago history this summer. The company announced it will fold True Value’s corporate operations into Do it Best’s Fort Wayne campus and call that site the world headquarters for the combined brands. That move ends roughly a 78‑year Chicago corporate presence and hands More
The Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court just heard argument in the Quincy statue case — and the outcome will tell us a lot about whether American cities can honor first responders with traditional art, or whether activists want government buildings scrubbed of history and meaning. The court has the case under submission now, and the lower‑court More
The Senate Homeland Security Committee held a hearing this week called “Exposing Fraud in America.” Senator Rand Paul chaired the session and three witnesses testified about alleged abuses in Medicaid, daycare billing and petition-circulator schemes. The political headline wasn’t the testimony itself — it was the empty chairs on the Democratic side of the dais. More
This week Governor Kathy Hochul signed an executive order that pauses new “hyperscale” data centers across New York while state agencies study the problem. The order blocks state environmental approvals for facilities that can use 50 megawatts or more and orders a Generic Environmental Impact Statement, a Community Investment Framework, and options like a Grid More
This week the Justice Department fired Roger Rogoff less than an hour after 17 federal judges in western Washington unanimously appointed him U.S. Attorney. The moment looked like a civics lesson gone sideways: a respected local jurist sworn in at 8 a.m., then an email in the lobby telling him he was finished. The quick More