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08 Oct 2026

California: Pits For Integrity!

No other states have election integrity laws as loose as those in the states of Hawaii and California. It’s as if the crooked leftist politicians in these states have rigged the laws to make it easier to cover up cheating and fraud.

The Heritage Foundation has produced its new Election Integrity Scorecard and Hawaii and California ranked dead last — 51st and 50th, the worst positions among all the states and the federal district of Washington DC, as far as assuring clean and fair elections. It’s little wonder it often takes weeks for the results to be known. The California vote counters will keep counting as long as its takes to wipe out any conservative leads for major posts like governor or mayor of Los Angeles.

All 10 of the nation’s worst states are Democratically controlled, but the absolute pits line the West Coast, plus the state of Vermont. Which states have laws that guarantee cleaner elections? All lie in the south, headed up by Florida, Tennessee, Louisiana, Arkansas and Alabama.

Here’s more from The Daily Signal. In this episode of “Midterm Report,” Daily Signal President and Executive Editor Rob Bluey interviews Don Palmer, director of the Heritage Foundation’s Election Law Reform Initiative and former commissioner of the U.S. Election Assistance Commission, to discuss Heritage’s latest Election Integrity Scorecard.

Posted in Political, Hey! and tagged Alabama, Arkansas, California, cheating, clean elections, Don Palmer, election fraud, Election Integrity Scorecard, Election Law Reform Initiative, Florida, Hawaii, Heritage Foundation, Louisiana, Rob Bluey, Tennessee, The Daily Signal, U.S. Election Assistance Commission, Vermont | Leave a comment

02 Oct 2026

AI Warnings Growing Louder

What if the people building the most powerful technology in human history are starting to warn us that it could eventually destroy us?

Is there a deeper reason we don’t know about?

A growing number of AI researchers, scientists, and industry insiders are raising disturbing questions about what could happen if artificial intelligence becomes more capable than humans can control. Some have even warned that advanced AI could pose that threat within the next decade.

But how real is that danger? Are these warnings based on genuine evidence, or are we witnessing the beginning of a much bigger battle over who controls the future of AI?

Now, things are escalating. Florida is asking a court to intervene in the development of ChatGPT, putting new pressure on OpenAI as governments begin questioning whether AI companies are moving faster than regulators can keep up.

On this Edge of Wonder live show, Ben Chasteen and Rob Counts investigate the warnings coming from inside the AI world, the growing push to restrict advanced AI development, and the possibility that humanity may be creating something it cannot stop.

Posted in Dazzle Me with Science and tagged AI, Anthropic, artificial intelligence, Ben Chasteen, ChatGPT, control, Edge of Wonder Live, Florida, OpenAI, regulation, Rob Counts, warnings | Leave a comment

25 Sep 2026

Leftists Crushed In The Courts!

Leftist Election Lawsuit CRUSHED in Huge Appellate VICTORY!

Felon Voter Scandal EXPLODES as Midterms Near!

Fired FBI Agents FREAKING OUT after Mar-a-Lago SUBPOENAS Fly!

Here’s more from Robert Gouveia on Watching The Watchers.

Posted in Political, Hey! and tagged 2026 midterm elections, 8th Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals, dead people, election lawsuits, FBI, felon voting scandals, Florida, illegal aliens, Jack Smith, Mar-a-Lago, Marc Elias, Robert Gouveia, subpoenas, Watching The Watchers | Leave a comment

21 Sep 2026

Truckers May Stop Oct. 1

Okay so…diesel prices are skyrocketing, *isolated* fuel outages are being reported across Michigan, Florida, and Texas, airlines are cutting flights, and social media has been flooded with calls for truckers to park their rigs beginning October 1. And no, there is no ~officially confirmed~ nationwide trucker strike—but when operating costs exceed what a load pays…does it really matter? Trucks can be priced out of being operational.

In this follow-up investigation, we examine America’s tightening diesel supply, refinery disruptions in the Midwest, Saudi Arabia’s canceled oil shipments to Europe and the ongoing and recent attacks on their infrastructure, the declining Strategic Petroleum Reserve, Iran’s heavily subsidized gasoline prices (literally pennies for a liter of gas) and the economic pressure now spreading through trucking, farming, aviation and food distribution.

We also cover the history of the 1973–1974 oil crisis, when rising fuel costs helped trigger an eleven-day independent trucker shutdown, and ask what happens when modern supply disruptions collide with historically strained inventories and an economy built around constant transportation (spoiler: it’s not good). Here’s more from Really Graceful.

Posted in Consumer Chatter and tagged airlines, aviation, diesel prices, farming, flight cancellations, Florida, food distribution, fuel outagesm Michigan, Iran, Iranian War, October 1 work stoppages, Oil Crisis of 1973, Really Graceful, refineries, Saudi Arabia, Strategic Petroleum Reserve, Texas, trucker shutdowns, trucker strikes, truckers | Leave a comment

14 Sep 2026

Piker Faces $150 Million Lawsuit

Talk about having a bad day. Socialist big mouth Hasan Piker just learned he is the object of a $150 million lawsuit filed against him by Larry Klayman, who founded Judicial Watch. The Boca Raton attorney has filed the civil lawsuit in Palm Beach County Circuit Court in Florida, alleging that streamer Hasan Piker incited violence against Jewish Americans who support Israel.

At the center of the filing is a streaming broadcast the complaint says took place on August 20, 2026. The lawsuit quotes Piker as telling viewers that “eventually someone’s going to come around and take action, not against the State of Israel, mind you, but against American Jews.” In a statement circulated with the complaint by a publicist, Klayman said Piker “yelled fire at Jews and Christians who support Israel.”

Klayman will be appearing pro se, representing himself in court. The case has been assigned to Judge Darren Shull.

Piker doesn’t appear to be taking the lawsuit well. Here’s more from Braden Langley.