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Boston University announced on July 7, 2025, that it will lay off approximately 120 employees and eliminate 120 vacant positions.

On July 8, 2025, President Trump condemned wind and solar energy as inefficient, subsidized, and harmful to landscapes and wildlife.

ICE will maintain its enforcement operations even after recent coordinated ambush attacks on its agents in Alvarado, Texas.

Two Jewish graduate students at Cornell University filed a federal discrimination complaint, asserting their union rights were violated under Title VII.

On her site Courage Media, Ayaan Hirsi Ali commented on Zohran Mamdani, a Democratic Socialist running for New York City office.

The IRS filed a court request carving out a religious exemption to the Johnson Amendment, allowing pastors to endorse political candidates.

Internal memos from Maria Comella show Kamala Harris ignored crucial PR advice—such as engaging independents and criticizing Democrats.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu confirmed this week that Israel is working with the United Nations and the United States on a Palestinian relocation plan to give Gazans the “freedom to choose” where they live, according to reporting from the Washington Free Beacon.

A heartbreaking cruise tragedy unfolded in Alaska last week when 62-year-old Marites Buenafe of Kentucky vanished after failing to return to her ship.

A violent Chicago 4th of July weekend left more than 50 people shot and six dead, exposing once again the city’s ongoing crime crisis and the failure of Democrat leadership to protect its citizens.