Dr. Oz Visits The Buckeye State, Discusses Fraud Focus
While Ohio has seen updates at the state level on tackling childcare fraud, the issue of fraud remains a newsworthy priority for President Donald Trump’s administration, including for Medicaid.
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Irate Truck Driver Tells Off Anti-ICE Rioters At New Jersey Facility
Protesters surrounded the Delaney Hall detention center in Newark, New Jersey, late Wednesday night and Thursday morning as agents deployed pepper spray and batons.
California Advances Controversial 'Stop Nick Shirley Act'
Shirley, who uncovered hundreds of millions of dollars of daycare fraud in Minnesota and hospice fraud in California, took to X to share his thoughts on the vote.
Childcare Fraud Bills See Updates From Ohio Legislature
In January, Republican state Reps. Josh Williams and DJ Swearingen introduced House Bill 649, with the House Children and Human Services Committee continuing to review the bill.
California Dem Congressman Starts Prison Sentence For Fraud Conviction
Cox, who represented California’s 21st Congressional District from 2019 to 2021, was found guilty of setting up illegal bank accounts between 2013 and 2019, which he later used to funnel client and company money.
Congress Investigates Alleged Taxpayer-Funded Prison Sex Scandal Newsom Funded
All California prisoners are given “free” government-issued tablets meant for “education, rehabilitation, family communication, and reentry support proven to reduce crime,” according to California Gov. Gavin Newsom.
Georgia Gubernatorial Candidate Backs Men In Women’s Sports
“I don’t respect the government making decisions about who should compete in athletics,” Bottoms told voters during a Democrat primary debate before she clinched her party’s nomination.
El-Sayed Has ‘Struggles’ With the Question Of Whether Israel Should Be A Jewish State
The candidate’s remarks come as anti‑Israel activists and state sponsors of terrorism, such as Hamas and Iran, have repeatedly waged violence against the state of Israel for being a Jewish state.
RGGI Will Cost Virginia Billions—Just Like It Cost Pennsylvania
Gov. Abigail Spanberger has consistently sided with the climate-policy wing of her party even when its proposals threaten higher energy costs for consumers
‘Who Are These Masked Men?’
In the wake of the Charlottesville riots, then–5th District Rep. Tom Garrett told me on my radio show that intelligence analysis showed Russian agents used social media to ramp up both sides.
Spencer Pratt Claims Karen Bass Broke Election Law—She Posted The Evidence Herself
In a video posted to Bass’ social media, she is seen giving a speech to an audience of supporters and casting her ballot while being cheered on.
Owens: Black Caucus & NAACP Are Stripping Dreams Away From Young Black Kids
Speaking to the Daily Signal, Owens criticized what he described as “black elitists” seeking to “take the dreams of young black people away so that they can keep theirs.”
One Biden-Era Policy Reversal Helped Unlock A Record US Oil Lease Sale
“This lease sale is just the latest example of President [Donald] Trump and Congressional Republicans reversing the Biden administration’s anti-energy policies,” House Majority Leader Steve Scalise told the Daily Signal.
Victor Davis Hanson Exposes What Fascism Actually Looks Like
They have taken every institution with an iota of conservatism and destroyed it. What is network news? What is the media? What is K-12? What is all—it’s all a liberal institution. It’s subsidized
Vance, Rubio In Dead Heat In Hypothetical 2028 GOP Race
The poll, which shows Rubio gaining ground since February in the hypothetical matchup, comes as Vance denies a report that he has become “isolated” in the White House and is considering not running in 2028
Al Green, Trump’s Cane Waving Nemesis, Loses Primary
With over 95% of the vote counted by Wednesday morning, Democrat Rep. Christian Menefee led Green by nearly 40 points, The Associated Press reported