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China Vows to Support Russia, Iran

China's recent declaration of support for Russia and Iran is a game-changer, threatening to derail US-led peace efforts in Ukraine and the Middle East. This underreported development could embolden Moscow and Tehran, potentially leading to prolonged conflicts and forcing Western powers to recalibrate their diplomatic strategies. Is the world headed towards perpetual conflict?

Wick Poll: Mamdani, Cuomo Tied in 2-Way NYC Mayoral Race

NYC Mayoral Race Shocker: Is a Cuomo Comeback Brewing? A new poll reveals a dead heat between Democratic nominee Zohran Mamdani and independent Andrew Cuomo in a hypothetical head-to-head, while a four-way race shows Mamdani in the lead but with a fractured electorate. Could the former governor steal the election? Get the latest numbers and analysis on this unpredictable race.

Sen. Banks Pushes Smithsonian Bill on ’Divisive’ Content

Is American History Under Attack? A new bill aims to ban divisive content from the Smithsonian and rewrite historical narratives, sparking fierce debate over censorship, historical accuracy, and the future of national museums.

Man Charged With 37 Counts of Attempted Murder in LA Car-Ramming

San Clemente man, Fernando Ramirez, faces 37 counts of attempted murder after allegedly plowing his car into a crowd outside Vermont Hollywood nightclub, injuring dozens. Held without bail, Ramirez also has a pending domestic violence case. The motive remains unknown, and police are searching for a suspect who shot Ramirez at the scene after the attack.

Colorado AG Sues Deputy, Alleges Info Shared With ICE

Colorado Deputy Sheriff Sued for Allegedly Targeting Student for ICE: Did a local officer break state law by sharing a college student's data with federal immigration agents? Find out how this case could redefine the boundaries between local law enforcement and federal immigration policy.

Report: Nuclear Weapons Agency Breached by Hack

Nuclear Arsenal Agency Breached: A recent hack targeting Microsoft SharePoint software has reportedly hit the U.S. National Nuclear Security Administration, raising immediate national security concerns. While initial reports suggest no classified data was compromised, the full scope and method of the breach remain unclear, sparking investigations and scrutiny of Microsoft's security measures.

USOPC Reversal: Men Banned From Women’s Competitions

The US Olympics Committee quietly BANNED men from women's sports! Discover how a policy change, aligning with Trump's Executive Order, is reshaping eligibility and impacting athletes nationwide. Is this fair play or foul? Find out how this could affect the 2028 Olympics.

Trump to NPS: Flag Displays That ’Disparage’ Americans

Is Trump's administration rewriting history? A nationwide review of National Park Service displays is underway, targeting materials deemed inappropriately disparaging to America. Critics fear the move will whitewash the past, erasing the stories of marginalized groups, while supporters argue it will restore balance and celebrate American achievements. Uncover the controversy and potential consequences of this historical overhaul.

Khalil Stops Short of Condemning Hamas in TV Interview

Why won't this Columbia student condemn Hamas? Fresh out of federal detention, Mahmoud Khalil's CNN interview ignited a firestorm after he dodged questions about denouncing Hamas, sparking fierce debate about free speech and political traps. Now, he's escalating the fight with a $20 million lawsuit against the Trump administration. Is he a victim of political persecution or dodging accountability?

Khalil Stops Short of Condemning Hamas in TV Interview

Columbia student Mahmoud Khalil sparks controversy in a CNN interview, dodging direct condemnation of Hamas despite repeated questioning. He attributes his detention and legal troubles to the Trump administration's weaponization of anti-Semitism and is now suing for $20 million, alleging false imprisonment. The case ignites debates on immigration, free speech, and the pressure on public figures to take definitive stances on global conflicts.