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Coca-Cola Rolls Out Cane Sugar Beverages

Coca-Cola has begun using cane sugar in its drinks months after President Donald Trump demanded it make a U.S. version of its Mexican Coke.

Niger Kidnapping Crisis Deepens — Expert Says Hostage Could Be Moved Tonight

Concern over the kidnapping of a Christian missionary by suspected Islamists has intensified as a security expert warned that the first 48 hours are critical while a U.S. missionary may already have moved through ISIS-controlled areas.

Buffalo National River Tragedy: Arkansas Father Finds Son After 200-Foot Fall

A heartbreaking tragedy unfolded in Arkansas at the Buffalo National River over the weekend when a father discovered his 13-year-old son dead after a 200-foot fall from a bluff inside the national park.

Minority Contracting Scheme Under Federal Scrutiny

The SBA investigates contractors for allegedly using minority-owned businesses as fronts to secure no-bid federal contracts.

New MAHA Guidelines Could Melt Fears About Unsaturated Fats

The Make America Healthy Again (MAHA) initiative signals a major policy change: saturated fats may be less harmful than once thought.

Campus Clash: Tulane Pauses Recognition of TPUSA Chapter Revival

Tulane University has temporarily halted the approval process for a proposed revival of its chapter of Turning Point USA (TPUSA).

Fired for Being White: HBCU Hit with Explosive Discrimination Lawsuit

A tenured white professor at the University of Maryland Eastern Shore files a lawsuit alleging anti-white discrimination

Yale Invites Former Israeli PM and Palestinian Leader for Peace Debate — Campus Tensions Rise

Former Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert and former Palestinian Foreign Minister Nasser al‑Qudwa faced off in a debate at Yale University.

Treasury Secretary Slams Warren Over $20B Argentina Deal—Invokes Perón

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent defended the Donald Trump administration’s decision to offer a $20 billion currency‑swap line to Argentina.

Texas Dem Rising: Jasmine Crockett Considers U.S. Senate Bid After Redistricting Threat

Congresswoman Jasmine Crockett said she would “strongly consider” entering the U.S. Senate race in Texas, citing current polling.

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