Natalia Mittelstadt is a reporter at CauseACTION Clarion. She covers a range of topics including government and politics, social issues, and legal affairs, with a particular focus on litigation and immigration. Natalia's work has been featured in RealClear Education, The Paradise News, Just the News, and RealClearHealth.
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By: Natalia Mittelstadt
Three California county supervisors voted to declare election results forced "under duress," while canvass board members in seven Colorado counties voted against election certification.
By: Natalia Mittelstadt
A Fungus Among Us? “America's enemies are laughing at us talking about fermented fungus burgers, rather than natural, farm-raised” animal protein, the Center for the Environment and Welfare's Jack Hubbard said.
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"Foreign dollars interfering in U.S. elections pose a profound threat to national security and the integrity of democratic processes," O'Neill said. "Tackling this issue requires employing the same tools used to combat money laundering and terror financing, such as robust information-sharing systems and closing systemic gaps. By strengthening these mechanisms, we can address not only election interference but also a broad spectrum of financial and cyber threats."
By: Natalia Mittelstadt
"The fact that there was so much antipathy toward the bill indicates that maybe, just maybe, we're turning a corner," Rep. Andy Biggs said.
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"Chip Roy is just another ambitious guy, with no talent," President-elect Donald Trump said.
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“There is no plan,” Rep. Ralph Norman said.
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The House of Representatives will vote on Friday on the continuing resolution that failed Thursday minus the debt limit, according to Punchbowl News.
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A Republican North Carolina Supreme Court candidate is looking to throw out 60,000 ballots in his race. Will the lawfare ever end?
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Aside from her DEI "credentials", her record also includes hitting two pedestrians while driving in New Orleans' French Quarter in August and creating a gun-free zone around a police station by placing a vocational-technical school inside it.
By: Natalia Mittelstadt
The federal lawsuit argues that the state law requiring a racial quota for the commission violates the 14 Amendment's Equal Protection Clause and Citizenship Clause. The state law “requires the Governor to consider and make decisions on the basis of the race of potential Commission members when making appointments to the Commission,”
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