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Lawsuit Filed Over ‘Girl Boss’ Business Programs at Fordham, Claiming Sex Discrimination

A Title IX complaint accuses Fordham University’s “Girl Boss” business programs of discriminating against male.

Two Delaware Universities Evacuated in One Day Over Bomb Threats

Both Delaware State University and the University of Delaware were evacuated on the same day after bomb threats.

Chubb Insurance Under Fire in New Ad Blitz Exposing ‘Radical Woke Ideology’

Chubb Insurance faces backlash after an ad campaign accuses it of promoting radical woke ideology, raising concerns over corporate priorities.

Trump Deploys National Guard to Oregon

President Trump ordered 200 National Guard troops into federal service in Oregon to secure Portland facilities.

Trump Plans ‘Irreversible’ Cuts as Shutdown Offers Chance to Reshape Government

During the 2025 shutdown, President Trump proposes sweeping “irreversible” cuts, mass layoffs, and program eliminations.

Jane Fonda Accuses Democratic Leaders of Failing to Stand Up Against Trump

Jane Fonda relaunches the Committee for the First Amendment and accuses Democratic leaders of failing to stand up firmly against Trump.

Judge Denies Diddy’s “Last-Ditch” Appeals Days Ahead of Sentencing

A federal judge has denied Sean “Diddy” Combs’ motions for a new trial and acquittal ahead of his October 3 sentencing.

Johnson: Schumer Is Blocking Real Talks to End Shutdown

House Speaker Mike Johnson accuses Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer of refusing genuine negotiations to end the government shutdown.

Laughter Erupts as Schumer Calls NYT Poll ‘Biased’

The U.S. Senate chamber erupted in laughter Tuesday evening after Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY) dismissed a New York Times/Siena College poll as “biased.” The poll found that 65 percent of registered voters opposed the Democrat-led government shutdown, compared to just 27 percent who supported it.

Houthis Threaten U.S. Oil Giants with Deadly Attacks

The Iran-backed Houthi insurgents in Yemen have announced so-called “sanctions” against 13 major American oil companies, including ExxonMobil, Chevron, ConocoPhillips, and Marathon Petroleum. The announcement was made Tuesday through the group’s “Humanitarian Operations Coordination Center,” a front used by the militants to issue threats under the guise of diplomatic language.

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