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Trump-Inspired Sohei Kamiya Disrupts Japan’s Political Order

Sohei Kamiya, leader of Japan’s populist Sanseitō party, has stormed Japan’s political landscape by winning 14 new seats.

Trump Secures ‘Biggest of All’ Trade Deals With EU

President Trump finalized the biggest U.S.-EU trade deal in history, cutting tariffs, opening markets for American farmers and manufacturers.

Trump Slams Windmills in Meeting With EU Leader: ‘Killing the Beauty of Our Scenery’

President Trump criticized wind turbines during a meeting with a green-focused EU leader, calling them a “blight” on natural beauty.

Rubio Hints at 2028 Run, Mentions ‘Close Friend’ in Speculation

Senator Marco Rubio fueled speculation about the 2028 presidential race after being pressed on whether he would consider running.

Sen. Mark Kelly Admits Democrats Face Messaging Crisis as Ratings Hit 30-Year Low

Sen. Mark Kelly (D‑Ariz.) acknowledged on CNN that the Democratic Party suffers from a severe “messaging problem,” citing national polls.

Stanford Cracks Down on Student Co-Op Accused of Targeting Jewish Students

Stanford University suspends a student-run co-op accused of targeting Jewish students with antisemitic harassment.

Southern States Surge in Reading and Math, Beating Post-COVID Education Decline

Southern states like Florida, Mississippi, and Tennessee are leading the nation in reading and math recovery after COVID-19.

Defunded by Congress, NPR and PBS See Donations Surge From Liberal Supporters

After Congress defunded NPR and PBS, liberal donors poured money into the broadcasters, raising questions about media bias.

Ex-MSNBC Host Admits Trump Connects With Americans in a Way Biden Never Could

A former MSNBC host admits President Trump connects with everyday Americans in a way Joe Biden never could.

Kansas Deputy Killed in Standoff With Barricaded Suspect

A Kansas sheriff’s deputy was fatally shot during a tense standoff with a barricaded suspect, officials confirmed.

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