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Last Charge Dropped in California Case Involving Pro-Life Journalists

Last Charge Dropped in California Case Involving Pro-Life Journalists

Final charges dismissed in California lawsuit against pro-life journalists. California has reached a settlement with David Daleiden, the founder of the Center for Medical Advancement (CMP), and undercover journalist Sandra Merritt. In January 2025, they entered a “no contest” plea related to a video recording charge. Effectively, this plea is seen as a misdemeanor and […]

Authorities excel in California fraud investigation

Authorities excel in California fraud investigation

Federal Crackdown on Medicare Fraud in California In a striking operation, federal investigators literally cut through metal to apprehend an alleged scammer connected to a significant Medicare fraud case in California. This incident reflects the broader, ongoing effort to tackle widespread fraud within the state. The work performed by the Trump administration deserves praise for […]

California Attorney General Rob Bonta guides states in preventing Medicaid data sharing

California Attorney General Rob Bonta guides states in preventing Medicaid data sharing

States Challenge Trump Administration Over Medicaid Data Sharing A group of twelve states, led by Democratic officials, is accusing the Trump administration of breaching a federal court order related to the sharing of Medicaid information with Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). They are urging a judge to impose this ruling. The states have filed a […]

California is a sanctuary state, yet its public pensions fund companies collaborating with ICE.

California is a sanctuary state, yet its public pensions fund companies collaborating with ICE.

California Pension Funds Invest Heavily in ICE Contractors California’s largest pension funds have reportedly put over $2.7 billion into firms working with Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and the Department of Homeland Security, according to a recent analysis. CalPERS, which manages retirement funds for public employees, has invested around $1.6 billion in various tech firms […]

California introduces $10 million in free car repairs exclusively for electric vehicles

California introduces $10 million in free car repairs exclusively for electric vehicles

California is introducing a unique initiative that allows residents to repair their cars, but there’s a catch: it applies exclusively to electric vehicle owners. The California Air Resources Board has kicked off a $10 million program aimed at covering up to $7,500 in battery repair costs for electric vehicles, and if the battery is unrepairable, […]

Anti-Fraud Czar JD Vance Reveals Arrests of Those Who Took $50 Million in Fraud in California

JD Vance Leads Initial Discussion on Anti-Fraud Task Force with Key Cabinet Officials

Vice President J.D. Vance Announces Arrest of Health Care Fraud Suspect On Thursday, Vice President J.D. Vance revealed that federal law enforcement has apprehended an individual accused of defrauding California’s health care and hospice sectors, with losses exceeding $50 million. Vance noted on social media, “Our task force is wasting no time tackling fraud. This […]

Wall Street giant issues dire warning to successful California company Micron

Wall Street giant issues dire warning to successful California company Micron

Micron Technology’s Recent Market Challenges Since President Trump’s reelection, a chip boom driven by AI has emerged as a key focus in America. However, recent news from Wall Street about California’s Micron Technology has raised eyebrows. Citigroup, in a surprising move, reduced Micron’s price target from $510 to $425 after the company’s latest earnings announcement. […]

Significant victory for student who displayed pro-ICE posters at California high school

Significant victory for student who displayed pro-ICE posters at California high school

A student at a California high school recently faced suspension for displaying pro-Immigration and Customs Enforcement material after anti-ICE protests but has received a favorable update. Torrey Pines High School’s parents were informed in February that a third-grade student was suspended for breaching the school’s policy on “conduct that has the purpose or effect of […]