“A heavily redacted report obtained from the FAA by ProPublica reveals that SpaceX used videos from tourists and travelers in the Caribbean to help track falling debris after one of its Starship rockets exploded last year.”
“San Franciscans have long been squeezed by high rents… Now, the AI industry – with its high salaries and the astronomical paydays it promises shareholders when firms go public – is pushing rents higher still.”
“The shock gloves immigration agents could soon use to control detainees and protesters worked so powerfully during a military exercise that participants felt intense pain, stopped fighting immediately and feared additional exposures, according to a previously unreleased Army study.”
Documents obtained in the request reveal that ICE collected millions of voter records and investigated voter registration groups. Honey was at the center of this effort.
In August 2025, DHS appointed Heather Honey, an election conspiracy theorist, as Deputy Assistant Secretary for Election Integrity. So what has Honey been doing for the Trump administration? We now know a lot more, thanks to the results of a FOIA request by Democracy Forward released Wednesday.
“The race for Nevada's 2nd Congressional District shouldn't be competitive, just based on history and math. But the Republican Party's nominee, David Flippo, is facing an unusually tough race despite having President Trump's endorsement.”
“The Trump administration has quietly announced that its own lawyers will represent unaccompanied migrant children in immigration court, facing off against other administration lawyers who are trying to deport the kids.”
“The Trump administration declined to invite election observers from the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe to witness the midterms, meaning observers from the regional security group won’t be at a U.S. election for the first time in more than two decades.”
The flyer claims that Acton “was called ‘incompetent’ to the Ohio State Medical Board.” V-PAC spokesperson Conor McGuinness admitted Acton was never described as “incompetent” to the Ohio State Medical Board: “This was simply a typo that appeared on one piece of mail — our copy editor missed it.”
V-PAC is a super PAC supporting GOP Vivek Ramaswamy’s campaign for governor in Ohio. Popular Information obtained a V-PAC mailer attacking Democratic gubernatorial nominee Amy Acton from an Ohio voter through Paid For By. Every claim on V-PAC’s mailer is either flatly false or deeply misleading.
By choosing Elon Musk to co-lead the Pentagon’s “Future of Warfare” project, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, a potential 2028 Republican presidential candidate, has secured a close working relationship with his party’s single largest political donor.
“Communities with high birth and marriage rates could soon gain an advantage in securing federal transit money — a long-sought goal of the Trump administration but one that a top Democratic appropriator calls ‘bizarre and dystopian.’”
“But HHS’s latest move... will have a disparate impact on children from lower-income households, regardless of race. Physicians and public health experts told TPM the move will disproportionately impact around half of all children in the U.S. who are either uninsured or covered by Medicaid.”
“The Justice Department has built its enforcement campaign around a little-used federal criminal statute — ‘voting by aliens’ — that is facing legal challenges for the first time. And the early results suggest problems for prosecutors.”
The “Chinese psyop” claim was popularized by a 2026 report by the Bitcoin Policy Institute (BPI). But the report does not provide any real evidence that opposition to data centers in America is being fabricated by China.
Last week, House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) claimed that opposition to data centers is a “Chinese psyop.” For months, Republicans have been promoting the claim that pushback against data center construction is being manufactured by China.
“In [a] Fort Worth-area suburb... getting answers about how police use their Flock Safety cameras could cost $2.3 million. Or at least, that’s how much the city is charging a Flock watchdog... after he filed a public records request for information about the city’s AI-powered cameras.”
“It’s not just vulnerable Republicans in swing districts distancing themselves from their party leader. As President Donald Trump travels the country touting the ‘greatest’ American economy in history, even senators in safe red states are beginning to push back on his rhetoric and policies.”
“Now in his second term seven years later, Mr. Trump has decided to host the Group of 20 annual summit of world leaders at his private golf club in Miami in December — and this time the plan has generated practically no protest.”
Popular Information is releasing PaidForBy.info, a web app that gives you unprecedented insight into who is really sending you mail — and who is paying for it.
All you have to do is take a photo of the front and the back of the political mailer and upload it.
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