Woon was also elections director when state officials discovered in September more than 300 noncitizens had been registered to vote since 2021. Following audits found more than 1,600 potentially ineligible voters on the rolls, allegedly due to glitches and oversights in the “motor voter” system at the Oregon Department of Motor Vehicles.
The Oregon DMV also processed more than 54,600 voter registrations for individuals of “unknown citizenship” between June 2021 and October 2024, as The Federalist previously reported...
The billboards warned about the many incidences of rape and other crimes against immigrants as they try to make their way to the U.S.-Mexico border.
"These billboards tell the horror stories of human trafficking. They implore those people in Central America to consider the violent, horrific realities of what will happen to the women and children they bring with them," Abbott continued.
...So why is newly elected Trump a veritable cultural hero in 2024 in a fashion unimaginable eight years ago when the media had rendered him a near demon?
One, Trump is seen now as a welcome relief.
A departing and unpopular President Joe Biden leaves with about a 36% approval rating.
The prior Biden years are now seen as abnormal.
The Left's cultural revolution championed fringe policies never quite seen before: destroying the border, welcoming in 12 million illegal aliens, nihilist critical race and legal theories, institutionalizing a third sex, and mandating woke/DEI quotas and indoctrination sessions.
Yet Biden had inherited from Trump a secure border, an economy rebounding after the COVID quarantines, 1.23% inflation, no wars abroad, and cheap energy...
We are all familiar by now with the various efforts that are underway to govern what we are allowed to say, and share, online.
But this is a much bigger problem than is commonly perceived – it goes far beyond the ‘mere’ suppression of misinformation or disinformation, as misguided and dangerous as that effort is...
Increasingly, those who govern us simply take the view that it would be better if we had the minimal necessary supply of curated information, carefully vetted by experts, in order that we should arrive at the decisions they deem to be appropriate...
As I have argued before, we are governed, more and more, by a form of politics that has greater in common with the medieval pastorate than 19th or 20th century liberal democracy – a sort of atheist theocracy rooted in a claim to have sole possession of the knowledge not of what is true or false so much as what is right and wrong...
The North American Electric Reliability Corp.’s 10-year summer peak demand forecast has grown by more than 50% within the last year. YinYang via Getty Images
Dive Brief:
More than half of North America faces a risk of energy shortfalls in the next five to 10 years as data centers and electrification drive electricity demand higher and generator retirements threaten resource adequacy, the North American Electric Reliability Corp. said in a 10-year outlook published Tuesday.
Summer demand is forecast to rise by more than 122 GW in the next decade, adding 15.7% to current system peaks, according to the reliability watchdog’s 2024 Long-Term Reliability Assessment, or LTRA. NERC said its 10-year summer peak demand forecast has grown by more than 50% within the last year...
The House Administration Oversight Subcommittee headed by Rep. Barry Loudermilk (R-Ga.), has released its second and final report on its investigation into the House January 6 Committee — and the contents of it are shocking.
Now Rep. Loudermilk joins Glenn Beck to review four key findings of the Subcommittee’s report.
Joseph Stalin (Dzhugashvili) 1879 - Georgian Marxist revolutionary and later dictator of USSR (1928-53)
1620 - The "Mayflower", and its passengers, pilgrims from England, landed at Plymouth Rock, MA.
1898 - Scientists Pierre and Marie Curie discovered the radioactive element radium.
1937 - Walt Disney debuted the first, full-length, animated feature in Hollywood, CA. The movie was "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs."
1948 - The state of Eire (formerly the Irish Free State) declared its independence.
1978 - Police in Des Plaines, IL, arrested John W. Gacy Jr. and began unearthing the remains of 33 men and boys that Gacy was later convicted of killing.
1988 - 270 people were killed when Pan Am Boeing 747 exploded over Lockerbie, Scotland, due to a terrorist attack.
Chamberlain noted in a news conference that in the fall, he spoke to the Biden White House about Aurora’s gang issue.
“I had a discussion with an individual from the White House, and that occurred back on Sept. 23, I believe, and that person basically told me that, ‘Hey, once these immigrants get across the border, that’s all we really care about.'”
George Stephanopoulos may be OUT at ABC News after CEO Bob Iger decided to pay out a $15 million defamation settlement, plus $1 million to cover Trump's attorneys fees.
Trump's defamation case against ABC News was related to statements made by "This Week" host George Stephanopoulos.
We are all familiar by now with the various efforts that are underway to govern what we are allowed to say, and share, online. 
Renewables are part of the problem but gas is the biggest part.