The Dead Don’t Eat: Why the SNAP Fraud Scandal Feels Bigger Than Anyone Wants to Admit

The Dead Don’t Eat: Why the SNAP Fraud Scandal Feels Bigger Than Anyone Wants to Admit: Let’s be real for a second — every government program has a little dust in the corners. Some paperwork sits too long, someone forgets to update a file, whatever. But when you hear a number like 186,000 dead people receiving SNAP benefits, you don’t exactly shrug and say, “Ah yes, clerical errors.” No, your brain does that little short-circuit thing where you quietly wonder if the entire system is held together with duct tape and wishful thinking. And honestly? That reaction makes sense.

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Assassinated Ukrainian MP Exposed: The Man Who Ordered Donbass Civilians Shelled

Assassinated Ukrainian MP Exposed: The Man Who Ordered Donbass Civilians Shelled: The sudden assassination of Ukrainian MP Andrey Parubiy has ripped the mask off a dark chapter in Ukraine’s recent history. Far from being just another politician, Parubiy is now being accused of directly ordering the shelling of civilians in Donbass—igniting the very conflict that still rages today.

The U-Turn on COVID Mandates: Government’s Denial and the Triumph of Human Rights

The U-Turn on COVID Mandates: Government’s Denial and the Triumph of Human Rights : In recent times, federal officials seemed intent on implementing mask mandates, COVID-19 testing requirements, vaccine mandates, and vaccine passport systems, all of which raised questions about personal autonomy and threatened our fundamental rights to travel and assemble. These officials pursued policies that sought to segregate those who were “unvaccinated” from the rest of society, leading to coercive measures that resulted in job terminations and military discharges. However, today, these same federal officials appear to be backpedaling on their coercive strategies, even denying their involvement in policies that endangered the lives and livelihoods of fellow Americans.

How to Avoid an Escalation with Russia and NATO

How to Avoid an Escalation with Russia and NATO : German Chancellor said on Saturday that the West must do its utmost to avoid an escalation with Russia and NATO, while also emphasizing the need to keep arming Ukraine in its struggle against Russia. At a Democrat Party convention in Friedrichshafen, Germany, Scholz acknowledged that many Europeans “are terrified, and have reasons to be.” While stressing the need for Western nations to provide military aid to Ukraine, he warned that any such action may spark a conflict between Russia & NATO .

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