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Two US Navy pilots were shot down over the Red Sea early Sunday in “an apparent case of friendly fire,” the US military said. Yemen’s Iran-backed Houthi rebels said later on Sunday they had “targeted” the aircraft carrier USS Harry S. Truman a day earlier in an operation that led to “shooting down an F-18 aircraft” and thwarting “American-British aggression” against Yemen. United States Central Command said late on Saturday that both US pilots were recovered alive but “initial assessments indicate that one of the crew members sustained minor injuries.”

As societal tensions run high in the wake of the assassination of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson,1 a Florida mother of three found herself behind bars last week for remarks made during a heated phone call with her health insurance agent.

As societal tensions run high in the wake of the assassination of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson,1 a Florida mother of three found herself behind bars last week for remarks made during a heated phone call with her health insurance agent.

President-elect Donald Trump has once again promised to “end birthright citizenship” for the U.S.-born children of illegal and nonimmigrant aliens. But can he do this without amending the Constitution? Yes, he can—at least according to the original meaning of the 14th Amendment’s citizenship clause, which, as I explained at great length in an earlier law review article and a pair of Heritage Foundation Legal Memos, is far different from the interpretation offered by most modern scholars.

Catherine Engelbrecht and Gregg Phillips of True the Vote (TTV) believe they have the goods to prove that “Trump was right” about the 2020 election in Georgia. Their work concerning the state’s voter rolls allegedly proves that at the time of Raffenperger’s Nov. 20, 2020 certification, there were, according to Engelbrecht, “364,000 ineligible voter records,” of which approximately 67,000 actually voted in the 2020 election. UncoverDC spent some time this week talking with Engelbrecht about TTV’s investigation of Georgia’s voter rolls.

During our year with Mike Lindell, the Fractal team went from never having seen an election roll to running the largest election database ever created, with over 1.7 billion records — for 12 states alone. With only 165 million or so voters in the United States, why such a large database? Data travel, data move, data tell a story as they traverse different databases — over time. Let's take an example. Phineas Phrogg, our made up character, is on a voter roll. Phineas owns a home, has three credit cards, two cars, does limited social media, is a deacon at his church and active in the Lions Club.

“2022 saw a lot of shareholder wealth destruction for Tesla,” the conversation began on CNBC last week, with added emphasis to get the point across. “It’s hard to say if it could go any further down; it’s been a horrible season for Tesla,” the analyst pointed out with an extra dose of intensity. Many have pointed out that the reporting on the company in recent months has increased both in its fervor and in its negativity. In fact, some think the media at large has seemed breathlessly gleeful, almost gloating about the recent decline of their once-prized Tesla.