Georgia considers requiring cash bail for a wider array of crimes
Georgia senators voted in favor of a bill that would require cash bail for 30 more crimes than before. Cash bail has become a divisive topic recently, typically along party lines.
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Under the Radar: Bergquam Reveals Shady Operations at Arivaca’s ‘No More Deaths’ Guerrilla Camp
Disguised as “humanitarians,” a group who are known to area law enforcement as drug cartel members from Mexico, are operating on US soil in a battered border town called Arivaca, Arizona. In the video below, Real America’s Voice correspondent Ben Berquam bravely walks through the area, attempting to locate people on the grounds to interview.
Nebraska Gov. Pillen’s rejection of federal child food funding sparks legislative action
Republican Gov. Jim Pillen of Nebraska has rejected $18 million in federal funding to help feed children in need over the summer, prompting legislative action by Sen. Jen Day.
‘Red to Blue’: Democrat Program Aims to Flip New York GOP-Held Congressional Seats
Congressman Mike Lawler’s district is on the Democrat Congressional Campaign Committee’s target list. While all 26 congressional districts in New York are up for grabs in November’s election, Democratic candidates are vying to flip the seats Republicans gained in the 2022 midterm elections back to blue. Those seats include Congressman Mike Lawler’s 17th District and
South Carolina Senate passes open carry bill with addition of free gun training classes
South Carolina senators passed a bill allowing for open carry within the state, which includes a free firearms training course and enhanced penalties for crimes involving guns.
Indiana lawmakers advance bill aiming to combat declining literacy rates among third graders
Indiana lawmakers are working to address declining literacy rates through a legislative approach focusing on early elementary school years. The bill now moves to the House.
USAID administrator weighs in on Israel’s allegations about UNRWA
The top U.S. official in charge of international development condemned the alleged involvement of employees of the United Nations Relief and Works Agency (UNRWA) in Hamas’ attack on Israel this fall that left over 1,200 people dead and hundreds taken hostage. “Anybody who was involved in the Oct. 7 attack and the brutality and the