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President Donald Trump issued a bold statement Monday defending former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro, blasting Brazil’s judiciary for what he called a political “witch hunt” and warning that the people of Brazil “will not stand” for it.

Travelers going through standard TSA security checkpoints will no longer be required to remove their shoes, according to multiple reports citing internal memos and anonymous agency sources. While the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) has not yet made a formal announcement, CBS News and the New York Times confirmed the change, crediting recent security updates and technological advancements.

California officials have refused to back away from policies jeopardizing women's sports, doubling down on transgender athlete inclusion in school athletics.

The NEA passes a resolution calling President Trump’s actions “fascist” and pledges support for student protests against ICE raids.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu officially nominated President Trump for the Nobel Peace Prize during a White House dinner.

Sheikh Wadee’ al‑Jaabari receives violent threats after proposing Hebron join the Abraham Accords with Israel.

Emails show staff at Thomas Jefferson HS shared proprietary curriculum and lab data with Chinese partner despite state law.

A conservative civil rights group urges HHS to audit over 700 grants alleging racial discrimination, highlighting a $104K Yale fellowship.

Gordon Klein’s trial begins over his $22 million lawsuit against UCLA and Dean Bernardo for suspension after refusing race‑based grading.

Tulsi Gabbard, as Director of National Intelligence, has initiated a high-profile task force aimed at addressing alleged politicization.