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JUSTTHENEWS (Kevin Killough) - New blood test for Alzheimer's disease gets FDA approval

The Rouche test was developed in collaboration with Eli Lilly and is intended for people 55 years and older with “signs, symptoms, or complaints of cognitive decline.”

THEFEDERALIST (Samuel Kimzey) - Treasury Dept. Closes More Loopholes That Gave Illegal Aliens Your Tax Dollars

We are witnessing a well-coordinated, multi-pronged strategy targeting the incentives that draw illegal aliens to the United States.

THEFEDERALIST (Helen Raleigh) - Declassified Docs Show Deep State Letting Chinese Espionage Slide If It Helps Democrats

Declassified documents reveal a broader reluctance among institutions to address Chinese influence operations targeting Democratic officials.

THEFEDERALIST (Ammon Blair) - Cartels Are Exploiting Mexico’s Cattle Trade As Americans Pay More For Beef

Traffickers use falsified paperwork and black-market identification tags to launder smuggled animals into legitimate Mexican commerce.

THEFEDERALIST (Kayla Suderman) - The Lindsay Clancy Case Should Make Pro-Lifers Rethink Absolving Mothers Of Murder

The growing calls for compassion and not punishment for Lindsay Clancy should force conservatives to confront their own history of excusing women who kill their children prenatally.

THEFEDERALIST (Jeannie DeAngelis) - Lindsay Clancy’s Pro-Abortion Fans Care More About Her Circumstances Than Her Children

The Clancy case raises a larger moral question: What happens when circumstances become the rationale for defending the unthinkable?

THEFEDERALIST (Breccan F. Thies) - USPS Voter Data Rule Puts Pressure On Courts To Lift Injunctions Before Election Day

It is unclear how the appeal process will turn out, but the rule gives states 30 days prior to the Nov. 3 election to notify USPS if they plan to comply.

THEFEDERALIST (Shawn Fleetwood) - Exclusive: USDA Bureaucrats Bemoan Move To Red States, In-Person Work To Run Food Welfare Programs

'Washington bureaucrats are eager to work from home, as long as home isn’t a red state where the people they serve live,' said FGA's Amelia Kuntzman.