Convicted swindler Daniel Gordon lives in a California mansion, runs a charity praised by Gavin Newsom, and controls business ventures while New York’s two active tax warrants against him have climbed beyond $59.1 million.
AJ Kern says signed federal documents show no naturalization record for Ilhan Omar’s late father, raising questions about Kern’s claim that Omar could not have obtained derivative citizenship through his status.
Internal audits identified $66.5M in Maryland childcare overpayments, yet MSDE abandoned broad recoupment. Documents showed millions already repaid would be returned as the agency acknowledged weak tracking systems and promised stronger oversight.
Ohio officials allege Michael Perik used four companies to divert education funding as enrollment at Eastern Gateway Community College exploded. His attorney denies any crime, while political pressure mounts on his wife, Rhode Island’s Democratic Party chair.
Acton’s own mother is publicly challenging her credibility, disputing claims about her upbringing and warning Ohio voters that honesty should be a basic requirement for governor.
Steger says Trump’s Ukraine strategy is designed to go beyond a ceasefire by rebuilding Europe’s security and economic order around energy, reconstruction and long-term growth
New York Times reporter Jeremy Peters says Michigan polling may overstate Abdul El-Sayed's support, citing oversampling of college educated voters and Democrats who are reluctant to tell pollsters they plan to vote Republican for the first time.
Hungarian and Polish leaders are pointing to France’s violent unrest as vindication of their strict migration policies, arguing that firm borders and uncompromising enforcement can prevent the chaos now confronting other European countries.