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Cloudflare Internet Outage 2025, The Day the Web Broke

A critical outage at Cloudflare disrupted major portions of the internet early Tuesday, taking down key platforms like Elon Musk’s X, ChatGPT, Downdetector, and even several news websites.

$10 Million Fine Dropped: Illinois Dem Escapes Campaign Finance Scandal

Illinois Senate President Don Harmon will not face penalties for an alleged $10 million campaign finance violation after the State Board of Elections deadlocked on whether to proceed.

Hobbs Pay‑to‑Play Scandal? $400K Deal Under Fire

Arizona legislators launched a formal investigation into Governor Katie Hobbs this week.

NPR Wins Back $36 M Contract After Trump‑Era Funding Battle

The Corporation for Public Broadcasting (CPB) has agreed to fulfill a multi‑year, $36 million contract with National Public Radio (NPR) that it previously suspended amid pressure from the Donald Trump administration.

TPUSA Rejected…Again: A Christian Campus Afraid of Conservative Students

For the third time, PLNU has denied students the chance to form an official chapter of Turning Point USA (TPUSA), the conservative student organization founded to champion free markets, limited government, and individual liberty on campuses across America.

Khashoggi Who? Trump’s Saudi Visit Sparks Outrage

President Trump defended Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman during a high‑profile bilateral press conference.

Epstein Coached Plaskett? Intel Committee Seat in Jeopardy

The House Freedom Caucus introduced a resolution Tuesday to remove U.S. Virgin Islands Delegate Stacey Plaskett from the House Intelligence Committee.

Healthcare Reform Trump 2025, The Revolution Begins

The White House signaled Tuesday that healthcare reform is back on the national agenda. James Blair, deputy chief of staff, confirmed President Trump is preparing to propose a sweeping healthcare plan.

Push to Break Up Education Department Gains Momentum

The Trump administration announced its latest effort to dismantle the Department of Education, explaining that new interagency agreements seek to break up federal bureaucracy.

NPR Wins Back Funds

The National Public Radio (NPR) will receive an estimated $36 million in grant money as part of a settlement with the Corporation for Public Broadcasting (CPB).

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