Two Trump wins: Supreme Court revives SAVE, CISA puts paper and audits back on the table
The Trump administration closed the week with two election-integrity wins heading into November 3. First, the Supreme Court voted 6-3 to temporarily revive the expanded SAVE program, so states can again use federal records to check whether people on the voter rolls are U.S. citizens. A day earlier, the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency released […]
In 12 Days, Karen Bass Reported $240,563 From “Anonymous”
California built a disclosure system so voters could see who a mayor is leaning on for money. Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass filled out the forms. Then she wrote “Anonymous” on them, at least 23 times. The filings reviewed by The Center Square cover a 12-day stretch in January 2025. The payments added up to […]
“Cuba Is Next”: The Exiles Already Pricing the Airports
While Havana’s diplomats walked out of the U.N. this week during a speech by President Donald J. Trump, another Cuba conversation has been running for months on Biscayne Bay. Wealthy Cuban-Americans in Miami are sketching a stock market, airport rebuilds, emergency power, and a temporary government for an island that still has the same regime […]
