Samuel Webb

New Hampshire Wins Emergency Supreme Court Victory on Student ID Voting Rules

New Hampshire has secured an emergency victory at the U.S. Supreme Court just days before the November 3 midterms, ensuring its voter identification rules exclude student IDs from automatic acceptance. The Supreme Court on Thursday granted the state’s request to pause two lower-court orders that had restricted how election officials could enforce New Hampshire’s new…

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Virginia Senator L. Louise Lucas Indicted in Alleged Multi-Year Marijuana Scheme

Federal authorities have charged 82-year-old Virginia State Senator L. Louise Lucas with leading an alleged criminal enterprise involving marijuana trafficking, money laundering, public corruption, and fraud. Lucas, who has served as president pro tempore of the Virginia Senate since 1992 and chairs its Finance and Appropriations Committee, was indicted Thursday in a case that includes…

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Democratic Candidate Brad Lander Detained by IDF During Olive Harvest in Occupied West Bank

Democratic congressional candidate Brad Lander, who is running in New York’s 10th Congressional District, stated he was detained by the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) while harvesting olives with volunteers near Nehalim in the occupied West Bank. Lander, a former New York City comptroller, said he and over 40 international volunteers—including Americans and Israelis affiliated with…

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Florida Republicans Surge in Early In-Person Voting as Statewide Totals Show Growing Advantage

Florida Republicans are piling into early-voting sites, with official numbers revealing a commanding lead over Democrats in the in-person count. This shift marks a significant change from the initial wave of pre-Election Day ballots, which was dominated by vote-by-mail. According to the Florida Department of State’s Thursday morning update, 234,959 registered Republicans had voted early…

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Why You Don’t See More Cemeteries Despite 60 Million Annual Deaths

Worldwide, approximately 60–65 million people die each year—a figure that translates to roughly 170,000 deaths per day, 7,100 per hour, and 118 per minute. This staggering number of deaths requires a form of final disposition for every individual. A conventional cemetery can accommodate about 1,000–1,200 graves per acre, according to the Conservation Burial Alliance. A…

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Federal Agents Arrest Texas Teen in Alleged ISIS-Inspired Plot to Target Congressman

Federal agents arrested a 17-year-old Texas teenager after investigators reportedly uncovered an alleged plot to assassinate Republican Rep. Keith Self at a public event. The arrest happened October 5 in McKinney, according to reporting confirmed by Self and his campaign. The alleged attack was aimed at an October 17 veterans fundraiser where the congressman was…

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