The ExtremismLedger database documents extremism, election subversion, and rule-of-law abuses, tying every record to court filings and verifiable sources.

USPS armed guards from Prosegur now work at least 55 mail plants as midterm ballots move. What's verified, what's alleged, and what USPS won't disclose.

MAGA Inc. donors won favorable decisions from 47's administration. A Democratic House with subpoena power could turn those wins into liabilities.

The Democracy Advocate Android app is now on Google Play. It's free, rated Everyone 10+, and links readers directly to independent news and primary sources.

A suspected Russian plague death at a Siberian research lab has triggered quarantines and U.S. monitoring, while Russian officials call it pneumonia of unknown origin and quietly delete their own warnings.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1, 2026 The Pentagon is sending a third aircraft carrier strike group and additional Marine Corps forces to the Middle East, a deployment that will add roughly 9,000 to 10,000 U.S. service members to the region by the end of November, according to U.S. officials cited Thursday by The Wall Street Journal. The reinforcement would restore a three-carrier posture the Navy first reached in April, a concentration of American naval air power in the region not seen since the 2003 invasion of Iraq.

Super intelligence rebrand by 47 swaps an accurate term for a misleading one, collides with federal law, and still offers no real AI policy.

The FBI data breach claimed by ShinyHunters may expose agents' home addresses and family details. Here is what is confirmed, what is not, and why it matters.

The White House is running taxpayer-funded ads that recycle 47's campaign pitch weeks before the midterms, warning of communists while Xi gets a state dinner.

Washington tax repeal is on the November ballot, as Initiative 645 asks voters to undo the state's first income tax before it starts collecting money in 2028.

The Supreme Court has blocked the federal order that would have forced Missouri to use its 2025 congressional map in November. Voting was already underway under the 2022 districts.

The Supreme Court just expanded a voter surveillance state, letting DHS run every voter's data through a citizenship-check tool that flagged real citizens as noncitizens.

47 communist hypocrisy is on full display: he calls Democrats communists at home while giving Xi Jinping a red carpet state visit at the White House.

The White House media ban on CNN, MS NOW and Politico drew doubts from Judge Timothy Kelly over due process at Wednesday's hearing.

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. — The Missouri map fight is back at the U.S. Supreme Court for a third time in three weeks, after redistricting opponents filed a late-night emergency application asking the justices to once again block the state from using a congressional map drawn by Republican lawmakers in 2025. The application, filed by the political action committee People Not Politicians shortly after 10:30 p.m.

47 meets icy silence at the UN as delegates walk out, the FBI buries a Collins bribery probe, and Vance guts Obamacare coverage for 760,000.

The Missouri gerrymander fight is not over. A federal court revived the GOP map, but Missourians still get the last word on Proposition A this fall.

A Newark ground stop and a Philadelphia outage canceled hundreds of flights Monday after a circuit failed and its backup fiber line was cut in New Jersey.

The White House TV pool stopped covering Trump after ABC, CBS, CNN, Fox News and NBC refused to replace CNN, as three outlets sued over the press ban.

The Austin ICE shooting left a man wounded in North Austin Sunday. Here is what officials have confirmed, what is unverified, and who is investigating.

The White House press ban on CNN, MS NOW and Politico exists only as a post so far, and court rulings from Acosta to the Pentagon suggest it will not survive.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 17, 2026. The Fed raises rates for the first time since 2023, reversing years of rate cuts as policymakers confront an inflation surge tied directly to the ongoing war with Iran. The Federal Open Market Committee voted unanimously Wednesday to lift the benchmark federal funds rate by a quarter percentage point, to a target range of 3.75 percent to 4 percent.

Speaker Mike Johnson cancels House votes and sends lawmakers home seven weeks early, pushing Thomas Massie's privileged Hegseth impeachment resolution past the midterms.

The Kennedy Center board voted to close a national memorial and tied its rescue to a name on the facade, a scheme one lawyer called hostage taking.

Massie moves to impeach Hegseth over the Iran war, reading formal articles from the House floor as Republicans face a fast-track Thursday deadline.

McConnell Returns to Senate for the first time since June 14, casting his first vote in three months after a fall and bout of pneumonia.

A federal judge blocked the mail ballot rule pushed by the Trump administration for the second time, deepening its legal trouble before the midterms.

Trump's $5000 dividend needs Congress, Speaker Johnson admits, as Republicans push the national debt past $40 trillion and squeeze the middle class.

The Missouri map contempt ruling against Secretary of State Denny Hoskins capped a wild week that ended with the 2022 congressional districts restored.

25 years after 9/11, we honor the 2,977 lives lost and remember the rare unity that followed the attacks on the World Trade Center and Pentagon.

Missouri congressional map officials finally complied with the 2022 map after a second Supreme Court rejection and a rare contempt hearing.

Fetterman's convention betrayal put a sitting Democratic senator on video praising a Republican colleague and trashing his own party's base.

The GOP midterm convention in Dallas charges Republicans up to $100,000 to attend, even as millions of Americans struggle to afford food and medicine.

Supreme Court Blocks Missouri GOP Map bid, with Justice Kavanaugh denying an emergency request to use the state's 7-1 congressional lines in November.

The Missouri map fight lands at the Supreme Court as officials who blocked a legal referendum ask federal judges to override the state's own ruling.

Missouri Court Blocks GOP Map from use in November, ordering a statewide referendum and reviving the 2022 congressional lines that favor Rep. Emanuel Cleaver.

Tarrant County polling cuts eliminate 92 voting sites for the 2026 midterms, months after the county backed a Democrat for the first time in years.

Voter intimidation at the polls is a federal crime. Here is what the law says and what to do if ICE or any federal agent tries to interfere on Election Day.

This Administration's passport citizenship fight resumes after a 6-3 Supreme Court loss, with new orders that still put some citizen kids' documents at risk.

Tropical Storm Edouard made landfall along the Texas-Louisiana coast Tuesday, bringing heavy rain, storm surge and flash flood danger to the Gulf region.

Stella Parton's Stand By Me marks her first new music in seven years, a hopeful reimagining released amid profound personal loss and now, her sister Dolly's death.

US Strikes Hormuz rocket launchers on Iran's Larak Island after officials say IRGC crews prepared sea-mine rockets, the first U.S. action in weeks.

Republicans calling news AI to dodge bad headlines ignores a truth: AI already fact-checks better than most of the far right, every time.

Trump signed an executive order renaming Lake Ontario "Lake America" amid a trade war with Canada, but the change applies only within the U.S. government.

Oakland, California, August 26, 2026. The Meta $16.7 billion settlement announced Wednesday will require Facebook and Instagram to impose daily time limits and nighttime blocks on teenage users nationwide, resolving a landmark lawsuit that accused the company of designing its platforms to addict children, misleading the public about the risks, and improperly collecting kids' personal data. The proposed deal, reached during an ongoing federal trial in Oakland, still needs a judge's approval before it becomes final.

Documents show a Kennedy Center collapse in ticket sales and donations began after Trump's name went on the building, contradicting officials' public claims.

Dolly Parton dies at 80, closing out a six-decade career that reshaped American music and touched millions who never met her but loved her anyway.

Red state Republicans break with Trump as inflation bites, the Iran war drags on, Medicaid coverage vanishes, and measles and cyclospora outbreaks spread.

The Supreme Court backs Trump's mail voting order for now, letting DHS and USPS move forward while a separate nationwide injunction still blocks full enforcement before November.

Artist's conceptual illustration. Depth and interior details are illustrative, based on reporting, not official schematics. Washington, D.C., August 24, 2026. Trump's Bunker Claim just ran into a problem the White House did not see coming. For months, the administration has told courts that the underground "military complex" beneath its new $600 million ballroom is a matter of national security, not just architecture.