In a move raising significant ethical concerns, Jigar Shah, the former head of the Department of Energy’s Loan Programs Office (LPO), approved a $1.6 billion taxpayer-funded loan to Plug Power, a green hydrogen company advised by his current business partner, Jonathan Silver.
A coalition of radical left-wing groups, including organizations with ties to prominent Democratic figures and donors, has publicly endorsed Elias Rodriguez, the Chicago man who confessed to murdering two Israeli diplomats, Sarah Milgrim and Yaron Lischinsky, outside the Capital Jewish Museum in Washington, D.C.
Iran, China, and Russia have convened to coordinate their positions on Iran's nuclear program, raising concerns about a unified front opposing U.S. efforts.
President Donald Trump has issued a pardon for former Army Lt. Mark Bashaw, who faced a court-martial and a criminal conviction after refusing to comply with Biden-era Covid mandates. Bashaw’s refusal to take the Covid-19 vaccine, wear a mask indoors, or submit to routine testing led to his prosecution under the military’s strict vaccine requirements implemented by then-Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin in 2021. Bashaw, the first service member to stand trial over the rules, was convicted in 2022 but avoided jail time.
The White House is pushing back hard on claims that President Donald Trump’s One Big Beautiful Bill will add over $4 trillion to the federal deficit. White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt called the Congressional Budget Office’s (CBO) projections “shoddy” and “anemic,” arguing they fail to account for the pro-growth effects of Trump’s economic agenda.
UNC Charlotte, the third-largest campus in North Carolina’s public university system, has fired an employee tied to a viral social media video criticizing the school’s diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) policies. The university announced the decision Thursday, stating the employee’s comments were inaccurate and the individual had no authority over policy or compliance.
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Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey is taking bold action to challenge the power of Big Tech companies like Facebook and Google. In a recent interview with Daily Caller Editor-in-Chief Dylan Housman, Bailey laid out his plan to restore free speech online and fight back against corporate censorship. He described how social media giants have used their control over content moderation to silence conservative voices and shape public discourse, creating an uneven playing field for political debate.
Chaos erupted outside a Manhattan courthouse Wednesday as anti-ICE protesters clashed with law enforcement, leading to 23 arrests. Protesters blocked traffic, defied police orders, and tried to enter the courthouse to disrupt Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) operations. NYPD officers, using pepper spray and zip ties, removed protesters from the streets and courthouse entrances, restoring order amid the unrest.
Meta claims to have cut enforcement mistakes—removing content that doesn’t actually violate platform rules—by 50% since the start of President Donald Trump’s administration. In its first-quarter 2025 integrity report, Meta highlighted progress in reducing wrongful content takedowns on Facebook and Instagram. The report follows Zuckerberg’s January pledge to defend free speech across Meta’s platforms, addressing concerns over censorship and bias.
