Nathalia Gadelha Filgueiras earned her pilot’s license before her driver’s license and built 1,300 hours of flying experience before the Learjet 60 crash that killed her and eight others in Palm Beach County.
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton announced arrests involving convicted felons accused of illegal voting, while confirming that his Election Integrity Unit is examining additional reports of election crimes across the state.
The Department of Justice reminded election officials in all 50 states that federal voting records must be preserved for 22 months, warning that willful violations can bring prison time and fines as the November 3 midterm elections approach.
Kennedy’s lengthy response defended his criticism of Islamism, challenged legacy media coverage, and renewed pressure on Michigan Democratic Senate nominee Abdul el Sayed to issue a direct condemnation of the Muslim Brotherhood.
Abdul El-Sayed received just 31% in Detroit during the Democrat primary and lost the city by 28 points. Now, some black voters are openly backing Republican Mike Rogers, including one lifelong Democrat crossing party lines.
Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin says investigators presented a large case involving Rep. Ilhan Omar to the Justice Department. Prosecutors also report that the inquiry continues into other individuals, while Omar remains uncharged.
Hidden camera footage captured Rep. Rashida Tlaib dismissing concerns about Abdul El-Sayed’s alleged Muslim Brotherhood family ties, Egyptian passport, and citizenship claims while accusing critics of trying to gaslight voters.
Sen. Dan Sullivan accused Mary Peltola’s campaign and senior Democratic officials of trying to confuse Alaska voters, as federal prosecutors investigate how a second candidate named Dan Sullivan obtained a place on the Senate ballot.