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Alaska Governor Orders Investigation Into Mary Peltola’s Ballot Scheme

Republican Alaska Gov. Mike Dunleavy directed state officials Thursday to open an investigation into Democratic Alaska Senate nominee Mary Peltola’s alleged ballot scheme. Peltola’s team and the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee (DSCC) collaborated to recruit Republican candidates to join the ballot to take votes away from Republican Alaska Sen. Dan Sullivan, a New York Times review found. Dunleavy said he directed the Department of Public Safety to investigate whether the scheme violated Alaska’s laws and if criminal charges are warranted. “Anyone or any organization found to have broken the law must be held accountable,” Dunleavy continued. (RELATED: Secret Scheme To Sabotage GOP Senator Revealed After Democrat Denied Involvement: REPORT) Aides from the DSCC reportedly introduced Democratic operative Jerid Kurtz to former Peltola campaign manager Elisa Rios and former chief of…

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Mamdani quietly cans prior Mayor Eric Adams’ massive joint public safety training facility

Mayor Zohran Mamdani quietly cancelled a massive planned public safety facility that would have combined the training of officers and agents across more than a dozen agencies. Hizzoner pulled the plug on the initiative — which dates back to former Mayor Eric Adams’ administration — after Mamdani “decided not to move forward with the proposed public safety training facility and there is no funding for it in our budget,” according to a City Hall rep. “Police officers, correction officers and other law enforcement personnel have distinct responsibilities and training needs, and we determined that spending $225 million to consolidate their existing training facilities was neither necessary nor a good use of public resources,” Mamdani spokesman Sam Raskin said. It was unclear when Mamdani decided to make the move, which was first reported by City & State. The facility had been expected to…

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Dem Rep. Crow on if Dem Socialist Can Be Elected POTUS: Many of Them Saying ‘Important Things’

On Wednesday’s broadcast of CNN’s “The Arena,” Rep. Jason Crow (D-CO) responded to a question on if a Democratic socialist can be elected president in 2028 by saying that “I think there are great communicators. And regardless of the moniker The post Dem Rep. Crow on if Dem Socialist Can Be Elected POTUS: Many of Them Saying ‘Important Things’ appeared first on Breitbart. On Wednesday’s broadcast of CNN’s “The Arena,” Rep. Jason Crow (D-CO) responded to a question on if a Democratic socialist can be elected president in 2028 by saying that “I think there are great communicators. And regardless of the moniker or the labels you put on them, a lot of the things those candidates say are actually important things,” and labels aren’t that important to people. Host Kasie Hunt asked, “If the margin is small enough that some of the Democratic socialists in the party are likely to, potentially, be…

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Teachers Unions Spent More Than $930 Million On Political Activism & Lobbying Over Decade, Watchdog Finds

Latest: Can The Gulf Be Rebuilt? Authored by AG News Staff via American Greatness, Two of America's largest teachers unions spent more than $930 million on political activism, lobbying and progressive advocacy over the past decade, raising questions about how union dues are being used beyond traditional education priorities. According to investigations by the North American Values Institute (NAVI), the National Education Association (NEA) spent at least $547 million on political activities and advocacy between fiscal years 2016 and 2025. The NEA, which represents more than 3 million members, also directed $116.9 million to its super PAC, the NEA Advocacy Fund, according to the watchdog. NAVI identified another $80.2 million distributed among political intermediaries, including the State Engagement Fund, Strategic Victory Fund and State Victory Fund LLC. The organization warned that such…

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