The federal government has indicted 15 members of Antifa for violently opposing enforcement of the nation's popular immigration laws. 

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Republicans are gaining ground on Democrats ahead of the November midterm elections, according to a new poll that suggests the battle for control of Congress could be tighter than many political observers expected.

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If NFL legend and New York talk radio host Boomer Esiasin has his way, the New York Knicks will be celebrating their NBA championship at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue.

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Country music star Jelly Roll has filed for divorce from his wife of 10 years, according to court filings.

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Sen. Josh Hawley, R-Mo., is demanding answers from Major League Baseball (MLB) after it threatened to punish several players for expressing their Christian faith. In a Tuesday letter to MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred, the Show Me State’s senior senator requested the league account for its recent warning to a group of San Francisco Giants players […]

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A top federal prosecutor says California has “basically” decriminalized voter fraud by stripping away election safeguards used by other states.

Bill Essayli, first assistant U.S. attorney for the Central District of California, told the Daily Signal that federal prosecutors are fighting for access to the state’s voter rolls in federal court and investigating election fraud allegations as Americans head into the midterm elections.

“California has basically what I will call decriminalized voter fraud, or a lot of things that people consider voter fraud,” Essayli said. “The states have a lot of leeway as to how they want to run elections, and so California has just taken off all the safeguards that most states have to reassure the public that only eligible U.S. citizens are registered to vote and casting ballots in an election.”

Essayli’s office has launched multiple ongoing investigations into alleged voter fraud in the state. While Essayli said his office cannot discuss pending investigations, he mentioned federal charges against a woman accused of paying homeless people on Skid Row to register to vote with false information.

He called that case “a little slice” of the voter fraud that federal prosecutors are examining.

California continues to insist its elections are secure while refusing to show the receipts, Essayli noted. He stressed that the only way to be certain of security would be to audit California’s voter rolls, which is why the Justice Department is requesting access to the voter rolls.

California is resisting, arguing in part that turning over records would violate state privacy laws, he said. Essayli stated that the law requires states to show voter rolls to the attorney general, and said the argument made by California is “ludicrous” because federal law supersedes state law.

The state automatically sends mail ballots to all active registered voters, and allows ballots to arrive up to a week after Election Day, allowing vote counts to change for days on end. Most California voters are not required to show identification at the polls.

He stated that California’s automatic registration system is “basically registering everyone who interacts with the DMV as a voter,” and that officials “were caught about five or six years ago registering noncitizens who got driver’s licenses to vote, and they had to go and take them off the voter rolls. And those are just the ones they caught and admitted to.”

He also criticized California’s accepted forms of identification for first-time voters who register without a driver’s license or Social Security number, citing examples like gym memberships, prescription drug labels, and health insurance cards that do not prove citizenship.

When presented with a scenario of a voter using a gym membership purchased without any identification or citizenship documentation, Essayli said that is “how it could happen,” and said DOJ is looking into specific instances.

Essayli stressed that U.S. citizenship is already mandatory to vote in federal elections, but Congress did not put enough teeth into the enforcement mechanism. He stressed the need for a stronger framework requiring voter ID and actual proof of citizenship at the time of voting, saying it would be “the safest, most secure way to ensure compliance with the law.”

Regarding California Gov. Gavin Newsom’s claim on Monday that he and his wife were under federal investigation, Essayli told the Daily Signal in a written statement that he could not comment on pending investigations, and DOJ was unable to provide comment.

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BELLEVUE, WA – The Saturday morning arrest of Cleveland Cavaliers basketball star James Harden raises concerns and questions about why he was charged with a misdemeanor at all, the Citizens Committee for the Right to Keep and Bear Arms contends.

Harden was reportedly pulled over early Saturday in Houston on what has been described as a “traffic stop.” A handgun was allegedly observed that was not in a holster, “according to charging documents.” This is essentially what all of the published reports are saying, without a single link to this court document. Harden was released on $100 bond.

“Let me see if we have this straight,” said CCRKBA Executive Director Andrew Gottlieb. “Harden had a gun, in Texas, which is a ‘Constitutional carry’ state where no carry license is required, open carry is legal and it was not in a holster. It was in his vehicle, allegedly in ‘plain view’ even though it probably wasn’t visible to any other motorist, but only to a police officer who approached the vehicle after it was stopped. We could argue all day long about the holster issue, but this seems like government trying to micromanage how someone travels from Point A to Point B with a legally-owned firearm in a state where gun ownership is as common as cowboy boots and sirloin steaks.”

CCRKBA Director and Armed American Radio host Mark Walters added, “If I asked you under what circumstances a man who owns his gun lawfully, in a state that recognizes constitutional carry and doesn’t require a permit, where open carry is lawful, and who isn’t a prohibited person, would possibly be facing charges for ‘unlawfully carrying a gun,’ you’d probably look at me cross eyed and ask me if I was kidding.

“Harden is facing 364 days in jail and a fine of thousands of dollars,” Walters observed. “Why? Because that lawfully owned and carried gun that wasn’t in a holster! This is the nonsense you expect in any state behind the blue wall but we’re talking about Texas! Something’s broken and this story is proof we can never let our guard down no matter what “color” state we live in!”

“We understand Harden is scheduled to be back in court on June 22,” Gottlieb noted. “Barring any unreported extenuating circumstances, a proper course of action might be to gently slap his wrist, encourage him to buy a holster and send Harden on his way.”

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China is taking over global pharmaceutical development – and gaining unprecedented control of the medical innovations Americans depend on.

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An Alaskan candidate for U.S. Senate who ran under the same name and party affiliation as incumbent Republican Sen. Dan Sullivan has been declared ineligible to appear on the primary ballot by the state’s elections director.

On Monday, Alaska Division of Elections Director Carol Beecher stated in a letter to candidate Daniel J. Sullivan Jr. that his election filing was not to “declare an actual good-faith candidacy for the office of United States Senator, but was instead filed with a purpose to confuse or mislead and to thereby compromise the ballot’s fairness or neutrality.”

Sullivan filed for candidacy only two days before the June 1 deadline—and as Beecher pointed out, he filed as “Dan Sullivan” and did not include his middle initial or suffix to differentiate himself from the incumbent senator. 

Sharing the name with the senator is merely a “matter of fate,” this Sullivan claims.

“I am a qualified candidate who followed the rules and filed to run for office under my legal name,” he said last week.

At one point, Sullivan listed “S,” rather than “J,” as his middle initial, exactly mimicking the senator’s name.

Even the two candidates’ logos are hard to distinguish. Both include the last name “Sullivan” and the Alaska north star in white and yellow lettering on a blue background, with slightly different fonts. 

Beecher further cited that Sullivan did not usually go by “Dan,” and observed he had only recently registered as a Republican.

Beecher’s statement came in response to a letter from the National Republican Senate Committee noting that Sullivan’s campaign manager is a consultant and longtime supporter of the opposing Democrat candidate, Mary Peltola, and that Sullivan himself has donated several hundred dollars to Democrat candidates nationwide.

“The only plausible explanation for someone with this record running for office as a ‘registered Republican’ is to mislead unwitting Alaska voters who intend to cast a ballot for incumbent Republican U.S. Senator Dan Sullivan,” the NRSC stated.

“Sham Candidate Sullivan” is merely a Democrat ploy to confuse Republicans and split their votes between two candidates in order to bolster Peltola’s chances of victory, according to the NRSC.

It’s no secret that Alaska is a crucial state for Democrats. The Democratic Legislative Campaign Committee has listed Alaska as one of its top five target states this cycle since February 2025, and Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer listed Alaska as one of “the four states we have to pick up to win back the Senate.”

Sullivan has 30 days to appeal the decision before his candidacy is officially terminated.

Alaska’s primary elections are set for Aug. 18, and the top four candidates will advance to the general election.

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