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A federal court ruled California’s deepfake election ad ban unconstitutional, citing First Amendment violations and viewpoint discrimination.

President Trump announces that Rudy Giuliani will receive the Presidential Medal of Freedom, calling him the greatest New York City mayor.

New York City plans record-breaking $42,168 spending per student in 2025–26 amid rising costs and declining enrollment.

Treasury Secretary Bessent warns all options are on the table as President Trump’s administration considers new sanctions against Russia.

UC-Berkeley lecturer launches starvation diet to protest Israel and pressure the university to cut defense ties.

Van Jones says woke activism in the workplace “got ridiculous” and urges companies to move on from political agendas.

CAIR declares UC-Berkeley a “hostile campus” for Muslim students, accusing the university of Islamophobia and anti-Palestinian bias.

Aurelian, a tech startup aiming to support America’s strained emergency response system, has secured $14 million in funding to expand its AI-powered voice assistant. The tool is designed to manage non-emergency 911 calls, easing the burden on overstretched dispatch centers across the country.

Former Czech Prime Minister Andrej Babis was hospitalized Monday after a physical assault at a campaign rally in the eastern town of Dobra. The incident occurred as the country prepares for parliamentary elections scheduled for October 3–4.

A new report shows that the two largest teachers unions in the United States—the National Education Association (NEA) and the American Federation of Teachers (AFT)—have funneled more than $43.5 million into far-left groups and Democrat-aligned PACs since 2022. The findings, based on Department of Labor filings, were published last week by conservative watchdog group Defending Education.