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A group of Oklahoma faith leaders, parents, and education advocates is urging the U.S. Supreme Court to block the creation of what would be the first taxpayer-funded religious public charter school in the country.

The Internal Revenue Service has officially closed its investigation into a Florida church that prayed for a local school board candidate during a worship service — affirming the church’s tax-exempt status.

In a surprising development that underscores the Trump administration’s tough stance on trade loopholes, two remote Antarctic territories—Heard Island and McDonald Islands—have been included in a list of regions subject to a 10% U.S. tariff.

A Florida juvenile has been arrested after allegedly defacing a church and public property with hate speech and racial slurs.

With the federal election fast approaching, the Coalition has vowed to tackle illegal foreign fishing head-on — a growing threat to Australia’s maritime sovereignty and seafood industry.

As California Governor Gavin Newsom quietly positions himself for a likely 2028 presidential bid, he appears to be drawing from an unexpected source for strategic guidance: his ex-wife and longtime conservative figure, Kimberly Guilfoyle.

The Illinois House of Representatives, led by Democrats, has passed House Bill 3637, aiming to ensure continued access to abortion medication, specifically mifepristone, regardless of potential federal restrictions.

The Department of Homeland Security (DHS), under the leadership of Secretary Kristi Noem, is doubling down on efforts to root out internal leakers by utilizing lie-detector tests, including on top officials. The agency confirmed it is “unapologetic” in its approach, citing national security concerns as justification for polygraph exams on personnel regardless of their status or tenure.

New Jersey police officers are now barred from arresting individuals solely based on an “Outstanding Administrative Warrant” from Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), under the state’s Immigrant Trust Directive. A recent internal email from New Jersey State Police Superintendent Col. Patrick J. Callahan clarified that contacting ICE using provided phone numbers is also prohibited for New Jersey State Police employees.

Rep. Victoria Spartz (R-IN), the only Ukrainian-born member of Congress, defied party advisors last weekend and attended multiple town halls despite organized protests over her vocal support for President Donald Trump and controversial views on the war in Ukraine. Instead of backing down, Spartz faced tough questions from constituents, many frustrated by her changing stance on U.S. support for her native country.