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After discovering 15 alleged noncitizen voters, Michigan officials refused to tell The Federalist where they voted. Then, when The Federalist submitted a public records request, they denied it — claiming it would “interfere with law…

Sen. Chuck Grassley, R-Iowa, is raising the pressure on the U.S. Center for SafeSport, the nonprofit organization that Congress empowered in 2018 to protect youth athletes from sexual abuse in sport. Yet he is limited in what he can do,…

I recently analyzed in these pages why claims that the House Republican budget will “cut” Medicaid have no merit, not least because Medicaid will continue to grow by over $1 trillion in the coming decade. But if that weren’t enough reason…

Voter fraud has been taking place in the Detroit-area suburb of Hamtramck “for years,” potentially affecting “hundreds of ballots,” the city clerk told The Federalist. She wrote Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel weeks ago imploring…

When Haoxiang Gao saw a crowd gathered at the University of Michigan’s early voting center, a worker handed him a registration form, according to documents obtained by The Federalist. In just minutes, he allegedly registered and voted…

On Thursday evening, Elon Musk and some of his Department of Government Efficiency team sat for an interview with Fox News’ Bret Baier on “Special Report.” The nerd dream team includes a former rocket scientist, a Houstonian who ran five…

Republican congressmen are seeking answers about “potentially fraudulent and illicit financial activity” through the Democrat fundraising platform ActBlue. Meanwhile, top officials are fleeing the company. Republicans Rep. Bryan Steil,…

Congress chartered the U.S. Center for SafeSport in 2018 in response to the sexual abuse scandal of Larry Nassar and USA Gymnastics, with its original mission to protect youth athletes from sexual abuse in sports environments. Today the…

There are many reasons why DOGE (the Trump’s administration Department of Government Efficiency) is both loathed and celebrated across the political spectrum, but there is one monumental outcome of DOGE that could change the world: The…

The U.S. House of Representatives held its first DOGE Subcommittee hearing on Feb. 12, focusing on fraud and improper payments. With the federal government having issued over $1.9 trillion in improper payments over the past decade —…