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1+ min ago (92+ words) The state's largest power company's $15 billion plan to meet "large-load' demand spurs "cost shift' fears among consumers who've seen six rate hikes since 2023. Georgia Utility Seeks Massive Grid Expansion To Feed Data Centers China Has More to Lose in Global Trade War Than US, Researchers Say Innovators Tell House Panel More Old-School Science Needed to Forge New Mining Path Program Revamps, More Money Needed to Gird the Grid for Cyber Attacks: Experts Eyes on the Prize: US Nuclear Industry Chief Excited About Breakthroughs on Horizon...

2+ min ago (479+ words) The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday reversed a lower-court decision that had sided with New York State's sweeping school vaccine mandates, and ordered the case back to the appeals court for a full reconsideration. At the center of the case is a shocking and deeply disturbing campaign by New York officials to bankrupt Amish schools, intimidate parents, and shut down religious education entirely,all because the Amish refuse to inject their children with state-mandated vaccines that violate their longstanding religious beliefs. Despite admitting that the Amish families were sincere in their religious beliefs, the New York Department of Health slapped three one-room Amish schools with devastating penalties: These fines were issued for a single day of alleged "noncompliance," and the DOH openly bragged in its filings that it was being "generous," warning that future fines would be even more severe. The…...

2+ min ago (263+ words) A 72-year-old woman on the FBI's most wanted list allegedly posed as an airline heiress to swindle $30 million from banks and financial institutions in California " before hightailing it to Dubai, the feds said. Mary Carole McDonnell, a Michigan native, is accused of scamming the banks after pedaling false claims that she was part of the McDonnell Aircraft dynasty and had access to a secret $80 million trust fund. As part of the fugitive's alleged fraud scheme, McDonnell managed to secure $14.7 million from the'Banc of California under the guise of being the wealthy heiress, the FBI said. She then allegedly obtained an additional $15 million from various other institutions in both Los Angeles and Orange counties. "McDonnell is alleged to have knowingly, and with the intent to defraud, devised and participated in a scheme to obtain money, funds, assets, and property," the FBI…...

3+ min ago (379+ words) White House Chief of Staff Susie Wiles said on "The Mom View" Monday that President Donald Trump will campaign as aggressively in the 2026 midterms as he did during the 2024 presidential election. Trump is planning a year-long national tour touting his economic agenda, a White House official confirmed to the Daily Caller on Thursday. Wiles said on the podcast, which was recorded in November, that presidents usually avoid deep involvement in the midterms, but Trump's campaigning could be crucial to maintaining a Republican Senate majority. "So, I haven't quite broken it to him yet, but he's going to campaign like it's 2024 again for all these people that he helps. He doesn't help everybody, but for those he does, he's a difference-maker and he's certainly a turnout machine," she continued. "So, the midterms will be very important to us. He'll work very…...

4+ min ago (235+ words) Democratic Mayor Jacob Frey of Minneapolis said Sunday city police would not cooperate with a federal immigration enforcement operation launched in the wake of a growing fraud scandal in Minnesota. United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) is surging into the Minneapolis area to target illegal immigrants from Somalia after revelations into at least $1 billion in fraud, some of which reportedly went to the radical Islamic terrorist group Al-Shabaab. Frey claimed during the interview that ICE had launched a "chaotic operation" and that local authorities would not assist. State employees accused Democratic Gov. Tim Walz of Minnesota of engaging in "systemic" retaliation against whistleblowers who warned of the fraud schemes Sunday as the Justice Department is prosecuting multiple federal cases. Walz'admitted during a Nov. 30 appearance on NBC News" "Meet the Press" that the state "attracts criminals," but demanded that Somali…...

8+ min ago (130+ words) President Trump heads to Pennsylvania today to begin a nationwide tour to talk up his economic achievements but middle-income Americans are still feeling the squeeze. Police reveal what's on Luigi Mangione's post-murder "to-do list" during his marathon evidence hearing. President Trump heads to Pennsylvania today to begin a nationwide tour to talk up his economic achievements but middle-income Americans are still feeling the squeeze. Police reveal what's on Luigi Mangione's post-murder "to-do list" during his marathon evidence hearing. President Trump heads to Pennsylvania today to begin a nationwide tour to talk up his economic achievements but middle-income Americans are still feeling the squeeze. Police reveal what's on Luigi Mangione's post-murder "to-do list" during his marathon evidence hearing....

9+ min ago (430+ words) The Trump administration on Monday rolled out a $12 billion relief package, funded by tariff revenue, aimed at farmers who have been hammered by depressed crop prices and a sharp drop in exports. Roughly $11 billion of the funding will flow through the U.S. Department of Agriculture's (USDA) new Farmer Bridge Assistance (FBA) program, which will offer one-time bridge payments to growers of major row crops, including soybeans, corn, wheat, rice, and cotton. The remaining funds will be directed to producers of specialty crops that fall outside the FBA program. "Under sleepy Joe Biden, our farmers were crushed by the worst inflation in modern history and crippling restrictions on energy, water and countless other necessities for farmers," Trump said during the announcement. A White House official told the Daily Caller News Foundation that the funds are intended be a "financial bridge" as the…...

11+ min ago (436+ words) Democratic Texas Rep. Jasmine Crockett kicked off her U.S. Senate campaign Monday where a live rap performance trashed conservatives, President Donald Trump and departing Republican Georgia Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene. Crockett filed paperwork Monday to run for U.S. Senate against incumbent Republican Sen. John Cornyn and launched her bid at a campaign event billed as a "special announcement." Rapper Cameron McCloud performed a rendition of "Ain't Never Scared" before Crockett took to the stage. The song tried to portray her as fearless and mocked Republican voters. "She ain't never scared, and she ain't never been. Who was willing to go toe to toe against the president? I can't wrap my head around someone who votes Republican. She advocate for feeding kids," McCloud said. "They protect folks touching them. Trump invading his own country with an army. What a joke. We remember Pearl…...

12+ min ago (455+ words) CNBC reported this month that apartment vacancies across America have climbed to an all-time high. On the surface, that sounds like good news. More empty units should mean more options and more affordable rents for working families. What this report reveals is simple. America does not have a housing shortage. It has a policy shortage. The failed experiments of blue state and blue city governments have created artificial scarcity, strangled new construction, and blocked meaningful development at every turn. At the same time, inflation under President Biden crushed middle class families and drove construction costs through the roof. The result is a bizarre and unsustainable market where apartments sit empty while everyday Americans struggle to find affordable places to live. The pattern is always the same. Bureaucrats stack regulation on top of regulation until it becomes nearly impossible to build…...

13+ min ago (224+ words) Liberals in Minneapolis just took virtue-signalling to a whole new level. They are now flocking to Somalian-owned businesses in order to show their support for migrants. Of course, this comes after the Minnesota Somalian community was caught in a massive fraud scandal that stole billions of dollars from American taxpayers. Backup here, if needed: UPDATE: In a pathetic move, liberals in Minneapolis are FLOCKING to give their money to Somali business to stand in solidarity with the 3rd world fraudsters Literally setting your money on fire. " Eric Daugherty (@EricLDaugh) December 8, 2025 What, exactly, is there to "stand in solitary" with? Defrauding the American people? Apparently, the billions of dollars they've already scammed us out of is not enough " we need to give them even more money so we can prove we aren't racist against them, or something" These people are as dumb…...