Tate Hausman illegally claimed Ohio residency in order to vote in the swing state (Kate Green/Getty Images) A voter registration group aligned with Democrats is led by a political operative convicted of voter fraud who now works for indicted New York City mayor Eric Adams, the Washington Free Beacon has learned. Civic Innovation Works, a
Ohio, a swing state, and Indiana, New Mexico and Wyoming began their early voting process on Tuesday.
The dean of Michigan State University’s College of Education, Jerlando Jackson, plagiarized extensively over the course of his career, according to a complaint filed with the university on Thursday, lifting text without attribution and raising questions about his fitness to lead one of the top teacher training programs in the country. The complaint includes nearly
While in Milwaukee, Biden will also announce a finalized EPA rule that requires water systems nationwide to replace lead service lines within a decade. President Joe Biden will be in Wisconsin on Oct. 8 to announce a $2.6 billion investment to replace lead pipes, according to senior administration officials. The funding was allocated under the
While in Milwaukee, Biden announced a finalized EPA rule that requires water systems nationwide to replace lead service lines within a decade. President Joe Biden announced a $2.6 billion investment to replace lead pipes while in Wisconsin on Oct. 8, according to senior administration officials. The funding was allocated under the 2021 Bipartisan Infrastructure Law,
Milwaukee, Wisconsin – President Biden is set to announce $2.6 billion in funding to replace all lead pipes in the United States as part of a new EPA rule that will require lead pipes to be identified and replaced within 10 years using the new funding from the Bipartisan Infrastructure Act. The EPA estimates that
The DOJ is asking the Supreme Court to overturn a lower court decision that held the ATF misinterpreted a federal gun control law. The Supreme Court is set to hear oral arguments on Oct. 8 over so-called ghost guns and whether the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives (ATF) exceeded congressional authorization when it