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In American politics, terms like “voter fraud” and “election fraud” often get thrown around as if they are interchangeable terms — sometimes to deliberately confuse voters. It is crucial to understand the difference between the two and to recognize which actually poses a greater threat to fair elections in the United States. What’s the Difference? Voter fraud refers to illegal actions taken by individual voters—like voting multiple times, voting under a false identity, or voting

Over the past year (2025), FEMA (the Federal Emergency Management Agency) has quietly changed how and when it delivers aid. Counties with clear destruction, residents with urgent need, and states following procedure are being turned down fast. When Help Doesn’t Come In recent months, even disasters that meet FEMA’s damage thresholds are being turned away. Maryland (May 2025): After flash floods swept through Allegany and Garrett Counties, FEMA denied both Individual Assistance (IA) and Public

Most people think of the U.S. border as a line you cross. But in reality, the federal government has created a “border enforcement zone” that stretches 100 miles inland from every U.S. border and coastline. Within this zone, U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) has special powers that go beyond what police normally can do. That’s a huge area. Two-thirds of Americans — including people in New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, and Houston, and the