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This week, the outlet shared video interviews with homeless individuals who say they were paid to vote for certain candidates.
Those interviewed claimed the ballot harvesters came at least three times a week to their encampment.
The Post is claiming that thousands of homeless voters were registered to homeless shelters they did not actually live in.
The DOJ is reportedly investigating.
Bill Gates testified behind closed doors today about his ties to Jeffrey Epstein.
Gates claims he became entangled with Epstein after he told him he had access to wealthy donors who might donate to his health organization.
He also claims that Epstein blackmailed him with knowledge of Gates' affair after he tried to disengage with him.
Notably, Gates denied ever visiting the island or Epstein's domestic residences and says his affair had nothing to do with Epstein.
New data shows inflation numbers are up as energy prices stay high.
Homepage managing editor Jordan Schroeder has the details.
Social Security's Board of Trustees has bumped up the expected date for the fund's reserves to run dry.
Daily Wire assistant editor Andy Valdes has the details.
The board published its annual report on Tuesday and said that the reserve fund is on track to disappear by late 2032, sooner than the 2033 date projected last year.
Once the reserves are gone, Social Security will have to reduce benefits by 22%.
The trustees said the new projection is due to an expected decrease in tax revenue, as well as a decline in both birth rates and immigration.
The Daily Wire first reported that the State Department has uncovered and shut down several birth tourism networks around the world.
Daily Wire reporter Jacob Wheeler has the story.
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