Trump Education Funding Review Threatens NC Schools
North Carolina could lose nearly 1,000 education jobs and over $165 million in federal funding as the Trump administration reviews $6 billion in grants for alignment... Read more.
Bud Light Dylan Mulvaney Backlash Still Crushing Sales
Two years after Bud Light partnered with transgender influencer Dylan Mulvaney, the brand continues to struggle, posting dismal sales over what should have been... Read more.
Christian Coffee Shop Attacked for Serving the Homeless
A Denver coffee shop owner is facing organized protests from radical leftist groups after launching a Christian-based outreach to support the city’s homeless.... Read more.
Pro-Illegal Migrant Activists Target ICE in Violent Clashes
Far-left activist groups supporting illegal immigration are shifting tactics—from aiding unlawful border crossings to organizing direct confrontations against... Read more.
NBC News Comer Attack Backfires Badly
NBC News attempted a “gotcha” moment against Rep. James Comer (R-Ky.) this week, only to expose its own lack of basic understanding about how digital signatures... Read more.
Florida Execution Today for Convicted Double Murderer
Florida is scheduled to carry out the execution of 54-year-old Michael Bernard Bell by lethal injection today. Bell was convicted in 1995 for the double murder of... Read more.
Elmo X Account Antisemitic Hack Sparks Outrage
The official X account of Elmo, the iconic children's character from Sesame Street, was compromised Sunday and used to post a string of vulgar, antisemitic, and... Read more.
Chinese Nationals Busted Spying on U.S. Military
Two Chinese nationals have been arrested and charged with acting as unregistered agents of the Chinese Communist Party in a federal case alleging espionage targeting... Read more.
Kentucky Church Shooting Leaves Two Dead, Suspect Killed
A deadly shooting spree in Lexington, Kentucky, on Sunday left two women dead, two men seriously wounded, and a state trooper hospitalized. Authorities identified... Read more.
Washington’s Spending Surge Sets Stage for Fiscal Crisis by 2028
Washington state is on course to enter deficit spending by 2028, despite hitting taxpayers with the largest combined tax increase in its history. An investigation... Read more.
