
Wetlands, Wind Power, Columbus Statues & a $45 Million SNAP Fraud Crackdown
Dr. Bonner Cohen, senior policy analyst with the Committee for a Constructive Tomorrow, examines federal wetlands regulation after the Supreme Court’s Sackett decision, arguing the Army Corps of Engineers overreaches on private property rights. He questions whether wind and solar power can meet America’s growing energy demand, citing grid reliability, environmental waste, and economic costs. Journalist Janice Hisle covers Italian Americans fighting to protect Christopher Columbus statues and history, new data showing fewer teens identifying as lesbian, gay, or bisexual, and a nationwide SNAP fraud crackdown with federal officials charging more than 40 people in an alleged $45 million scheme.







