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How Far Can You Get In Georgia’s Elections With No ID But A Utility Bill?
Utility bills, among other listed forms of acceptable documents, are considerably lower-tech than DMV or Social Security records....
Is Kamala Harris Lying About Her Positions Now, Or Was She Lying Before?
Harris, seeking to unburden herself from what has been, is running from her radical leftist record as senator and vice president....
New Party Platform Showcases Democrats’ Delusions About Who Are The Bad Guys
The delusional Democratic Party absurdly claiming it will save democracy from Donald Trump doesn’t need a convention, it needs a mirror. ...
Democrats’ Abortion Van At The DNC Offers A Glimpse Of America’s Future
The moral logic at work here is inexorable. What you see now at the DNC you will eventually see at the RNC....
Find Authentic Ruins of a Rural Irish Cottage in NYC
Discover where you can find the ruins of a rural, 19th-century Irish cottage amongst the skyscrapers of NYC! Continue reading Find Authentic Ruins of a Rural Irish Cottage in NYC at Untapped New York....
Biden DOJ Asks SCOTUS To Keep Arizona From Requiring Proof Of Citizenship For 2024 Election
The U.S. Solicitor General requested that SCOTUS instead keep a circuit decision that prohibits state proof of citizenship requirements....
Democrats Demand ID To Get Into Their Convention But Not To Vote For President
Individuals seeking to get into the DNC must show proof of identity 'for security screening' to pass through a security perimeter....
Meet the Star of Tejano Couture
The heroines of Dominico Lee’s design sketches look as though they escaped the pages of a storybook. The intentionally frayed hems of the gowns, in silk and tulle, suggest a chase or struggle. The e...
The Karankawa Want You to Know They’re Not Extinct
The book was called Cannibal Coast. It was written by Ed Kilman and published in 1959 by the Naylor Company, in San Antonio, which specialized in books about Texas and the Southwest. For kids like me ...
Summer Weather’s Been Hell for Taco Truck Owners. Here’s How They Deal With It.
As the first summer heat wave set in during early May, Lizzeth Martinez, co-owner of the Naco Mexican food truck, in San Antonio, saw business dip by double-digit percentages. As the season rolled on,...
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