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MIT Becomes First University to Reject Trump Administration’s Education Proposal

MIT becomes first university to refuse Trump administration’s conditional funding proposal, citing threats to institutional independence.

UK Migrant Welfare Costs Soar to £10 Billion

British taxpayers are footing over £10 billion in annual welfare subsidies to migrants, with new government figures revealing that one in every six pounds spent on the country’s Universal Credit program went to foreign nationals in 2024.

Trump Heads to Israel, Egypt for Historic Middle East Peace Tour

President Donald Trump will depart the White House on Sunday afternoon for a high-stakes trip to Israel and Egypt following the announcement of a historic peace deal between Israel and Hamas. The visit includes an address to the Israeli Knesset and a formal peace ceremony in Egypt.

UVA Law Students Circulate ‘Antifascist’ Flyer Featuring Burning Flag

A UVA law student circulated a flyer promoting a tailgate with burning American flags in protest of Trump’s flag‑desecration order.

Ian Watkins Prison Murder, Two Inmates Arrested

British authorities have launched a murder investigation after Ian Watkins, the disgraced former frontman of the Welsh rock band Lostprophets, was stabbed to death in prison. Watkins, 48, was serving a 29-year sentence for a string of horrific child sex offenses when he was fatally attacked with a knife at HMP Wakefield in West Yorkshire on Saturday.

Case Western Students Hit with $350,000 Vandalism Bill After Anti‑Israel Protest

Case Western protesters agree to pay over $350,000 for vandalism during anti‑Israel demonstration as part of a legal diversion agreement.

Family of Man Killed by Off-Duty Officer, Shooting Was Justified

The family of 26-year-old Elijah Wilks, who was fatally shot by an off-duty Milwaukee police officer Thursday, acknowledged during a press conference Friday that the officer’s actions were justified based on the circumstances.

University of Tennessee at Chattanooga Defies Student Government, Approves TPUSA Chapter

University of Tennessee at Chattanooga overrides student government to approve TPUSA chapter after free speech concerns and legal pressure.

Rutgers ‘Antifa’ Professor’s Spain Escape Foiled by Sudden Flight Cancellation

Rutgers history professor Mark Bray’s family flight to Spain was canceled abruptly amid threats. He suspects the move was intentional.

California Red Flag Law Expands Under Newsom’s New Gun Push

California Governor Gavin Newsom (D) signed a new round of sweeping gun control laws Friday, including a measure expanding the state’s red flag law by granting new authority to prosecutors. The bill, AB 1344, allows district attorneys in select counties to petition courts to confiscate firearms from individuals they deem dangerous.

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