Thomas Catenacci
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 13
- Latest publication
- Sep 17, 2026
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- Jul 6, 2026
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Democratic Congressman Made a Fortune from His Cousin’s Construction Company After Approving Controversial Gas Tax Hike That Boosted the Family Business (opens the original)
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As a California state assemblymember, Democratic Rep. Adam Gray cast the deciding vote to help pass controversial legislation increasing the state's tax on gasoline. As part of the deal California lawmakers struck to pass it, Gray's district received a sizable infrastructure grant that his cousin's newly established construction company—from which Gray himself has earned hundreds of thousands of dollars and is now a part owner of—cashed in on. The California legislature passed the gas tax hike b
Trump EPA Moves To Permanently Eliminate Greenhouse Gas Emissions Rules for Power Plants, Gutting Biden’s Signature Environmental Policies (opens the original)
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The Trump Environmental Protection Agency is planning to propose the permanent repeal of federal regulations of power plants’ greenhouse gas emissions, asserting that such rules have "virtually no benefit," the Washington Free Beacon has learned. In tandem with that proposal, the agency is finalizing plans to gut other Biden-era climate rules that forced existing coal-fired plants to close down and stymied future gas plant development. Together, the moves represent a historic action that the EPA
'Independent' Montana Senate Hopeful Seth Bodnar Backed Study Abroad Program Funded by Chinese Influence Operation, Ignoring Warnings (opens the original)
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Seth Bodnar, the independent U.S. Senate candidate in Montana, has talked tough about China on the campaign trail. But while leading the University of Montana, Bodnar rebuffed concerns from Congress about the university's collaboration with an organization tied to Chinese foreign influence operations. Former congressman Mike Gallagher (R., Wis.), then the chairman of the Select Committee on the Strategic Competition Between the United States and the Chinese Communist Party, demanded in December
‘He's One of the Best’: Meet James Talarico's Lookalike Transgender Role Model Who Democrat Says ‘Keeps Me Going’ in Fight for Left-Wing Causes (opens the original)
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Texas Democratic Senate nominee James Talarico gushed in 2022 about a far-left, nonbinary transgender operative who he said inspires him to "keep going" when he's "feeling kind of hopeless" in his far-left crusades. Talarico praised his transgender role model, Ash Hall, for rallying opposition to state bans on men in women's sports and sex changes for children. "The Capitol is not a safe place for a lot of marginalized people," Talarico told the Go Behind the Ballot Podcast. "So, that's part of
EXCLUSIVE: Socialist Senate Nominee Angie Nixon's 'Cafe Resistance' Features Wall Glorifying Black Power Militants—Including Convicted Cop-Killers (opens the original)
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JACKSONVILLE, Fla.—Florida Democratic Senate nominee Angie Nixon's "Cafe Resistance" bookstore features a memorial wall honoring several notorious black militants affiliated with the Marxist-Leninist organizations Black Panther Party and Black Liberation Army. The wall, which the Washington Free Beacon photographed during a recent visit to the café in Jacksonville, honors a rogues' gallery of murderers, terrorists, and armed robbers, including four militants convicted of killing police officers.
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