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‘It’s going to be painful’: Chicago Fed’s Goolsbee Floats Higher Unemployment to Tame Inflation, as Report Cites Clash With ‘Fed Chair Kevin Warsh’
According to Headline USA (adapted from the Associated Press), Chicago Fed President Austan Goolsbee said the fight against inflation may require rate hikes that lower employment in the short run, while the outlet also quotes ‘Fed Chairman Kevin Warsh’ rejecting that trade-off.
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30,000 Noncitizen Registrations Ignite New Fight Over Proof-of-Citizenship Voting Bill
A Reuters-referenced review cited in conservative media found more than 30,000 self-declared noncitizens added to voter rolls in 11 states since 2000, while lobbying records reportedly show 26 organizations opposed the SAVE America Act.
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Holdout Juror Under Scrutiny After 11 Wanted to Clear Lindsay Clancy…
Defense attorneys are asking a Massachusetts judge to examine alleged cellphone use and other questions involving the lone juror who favored conviction after 11 others were prepared to find Clancy not criminally responsible.
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Cory Mills’ Biography Collapsed Under Scrutiny — Then Florida Republicans Ended His Run
The Florida Republican faced investigations, disputed biographical claims, and allegations involving his personal life before losing his primary to Ryan Elijah, according to Blaze News reporting.
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House Ethics Complaint Alleges Boebert Had Sex With Staffers
A journalist’s House Ethics Committee complaint alleges sexual relationships and campaign-funded hotel stays; Rep. Lauren Boebert and one staffer issued denials, according to multiple outlets.
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DOJ and SPLC Tell Court They’re Withholding Details on SPLC–FBI Informant
A joint status report filed Friday in the DOJ’s case against the Southern Poverty Law Center reportedly says certain informant details are being withheld because those sources may also have worked with the FBI.
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Former trustee sues Allen board and AME Church over alleged misappropriation
Karol Widemon Montgomery’s amended federal complaint alleges racketeering, false documentation to HUD, and diverted proceeds from the historic Waverly Building. A university attorney has disputed ownership and benefit claims about related LLCs, per The Post and Courier.
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Is Michael Cohen Now in Line for a Trump Pardon?
In a press gaggle clip shared on X, Donald Trump said he would consider pardoning Michael Cohen “if everything is checking out,” a reversal with legal and political stakes after Cohen’s testimony in New York cases targeting Trump.
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‘Cut Off’: Vance says 870,000 suspected COVID loan fraudsters
According to The Post Millennial, JD Vance announced a permanent federal‑loan ban for roughly 870,000 people suspected of COVID‑era fraud, alongside a DOJ ‘Heartland’ surge. Several names, roles, figures, and enforcement details require independent verification.
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Inside the ‘Havana Syndrome’ Mystery: Herridge Cites 2021 Cases Tied to U.S. Research Site, Vet Points to Russia
Catherine Herridge told NewsNation her sources reported 2021 cases involving U.S. personnel—and a cluster tied to a Northern Virginia research site—while a Space Force veteran alleges multiple attacks at home.
