Supreme Court Narrows Federal Gun Ban For Drug Users In Unanimous Second Amendment Ruling
Justices Strike Down Blanket Restriction While Preserving Government Authority to Disarm Dangerous Individuals WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court unanimously ruled Thursday that the federal government cannot automatically strip gun rights from all unlawful drug users, delivering a significant Second Amendment victory while simultaneously emphasizing that lawmakers retain broad authority to disarm individuals who can be […]
Hegseth Announces Review Of US Forces In Europe, Rips NATO Allies As ‘Paper Tiger’
BRUSSELS — Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth sharply criticized NATO allies Thursday while announcing a six-month review of U.S. military deployments across Europe, arguing that the alliance has become a “paper tiger” after decades of underinvestment and dependence on American military power. Speaking to defense ministers at NATO headquarters in Brussels, Hegseth unveiled what he called […]
Students For Trump Co-Founder Ryan Fournier Arrested As Secret Service Probes Alleged Impersonation Scheme
WASHINGTON, D.C. — Ryan Fournier, co-founder of the pro-Trump youth organization Students for Trump, was arrested Friday alongside his associate, Jordan Daley, as federal authorities investigated an alleged scheme involving the impersonation of a Secret Service agent. According to reports, Secret Service agents took both men into custody in Washington, D.C., following an investigation into […]
Trump Jr. Accuses Ted Cruz Of Misrepresenting Iran Deal
A public disagreement has emerged between two prominent figures in the Republican Party after Donald Trump Jr. accused Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) of misrepresenting the details of the Trump administration’s newly announced memorandum of understanding with Iran. The clash began after Cruz criticized the agreement during an interview with The Daily Wire on Wednesday, arguing […]
LGBT Organization Urges AI Companies To Suppress Unfavorable Information
The Gay & Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation (GLAAD) is demanding artificial intelligence companies make significant changes to how their systems handle topics relating to the LGBT community, insisting that current AI models can produce responses they consider inaccurate, biased, or harmful. In a newly released report, the advocacy organization urged developers to expand LGBTQ representation […]
Morning Brief: Plan On Pause, Refunds Required & Workers Wrecked By Former President’s Project
Good morning. Georgia Republicans are putting the brakes on a potentially explosive redistricting fight, former Congressman Eric Swalwell is facing a new campaign finance dispute, and contractors involved in the Obama Presidential Center say a project once touted as a landmark opportunity has instead become a financial nightmare. Georgia Republicans Hit Pause on Redistricting Battle […]
The Permanent Students: How Washington Let A Temporary Visa Last 30 Years
Consider a single entry from the Department of Homeland Security’s own files. A foreign national arrives on a student visa, enrolls, and over the years that follow is granted not one extension, not two, but 14 separate program extensions by school officials. He remains a student from 2009 to 2020 and holds F-1 status reaching […]
Minority Contractors Say Obama Center Project Left Them On The Brink
Several minority-owned contractors and subcontractors involved in building the $850 million Obama Presidential Center say years of cost overruns, payment disputes, and construction challenges have left their businesses on the brink of collapse as the project prepares to open in Chicago. The controversy has intensified in recent weeks as contractors claim they are still owed […]
Why Was An Anti-Trump Prosecutor Secretly Meeting With Federal Judges?
An ethics watchdog is suing to uncover documents on a clandestine meeting between a federal prosecutor and two federal judges to apparently plot criminal charges against President Donald Trump. The non-profit public interest law firm Judicial Watch announced in a statement that it “filed a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) lawsuit against the U.S. Department […]