Nevada Fake Elector Case Dismissed, Attorney General Vows Appeal

Three-Year-Old Biden Executive Order on Voting Priorities at Risk

Biden Administration Continues Crackdown on "Junk Insurance"

A three-year-old Biden executive order directing federal agencies to prioritize voter rights is facing potential reversal after a Nevada state court dismissed a case involving fake electors. The state's attorney general has vowed to appeal the ruling, raising concerns about the integrity of future elections.

Separately, the Biden administration has announced a crackdown on "junk insurance" plans that do not provide adequate coverage. This move aims to protect consumers and ensure their access to quality healthcare.

In other news, a U.S. court has upheld a Texas border security law, allowing the state to continue implementing controversial measures to deter illegal immigration.