Georgia Howe

We've seen reports that he's going to be changing course there.

Well, he's going to learn just like Los Angeles learned about what happens when you don't clean up your homeless.

Megan, thanks for reporting.

Yeah, my pleasure.

The sweeping fraud allegations coming out of Minnesota have sparked demands for more investigations and further action from political leaders in D.C.

to protect against billions more in taxpayer dollars getting funneled into the hands of fraudsters.

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Congress zeroes in on small business administration fraud, the Fed votes to cut rates, and foreign travelers to the U.S.

may soon have to provide more than just their passports to enter.

I'm Georgia Howe with Daily Wire Executive Editor John Bickley.

It's Wednesday, December 10th, and this is Evening Wire.

At his rally in Pennsylvania last night, President Trump touted the effects of his immigration and economic policies on the American worker.

Speaking to a crowd at Mount Airy Casino Resort, Trump noted that under his watch so far, net new jobs have gone to American citizens, not migrants, as they did under Joe Biden.

The president also shared a miraculous update on National Guardsman Andrew Wolf, who was targeted by a gunman in D.C.

And President Trump suggested that the appointment of Fed Chair Jerome Powell might not be legitimate because of the use of the infamous Biden auto pen.

The suspect accused of shooting a Kentucky State University student and killing another on Tuesday has been identified as an Indiana man not enrolled at the school.

Daily Wire senior editor Joel Needler has the latest.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky is drawing a firm line on the map and refusing to move an inch.