CATEGORY

Politics

Woody Allen Praises Trump’s Acting Talent

Four-time Oscar-winning filmmaker Woody Allen offered rare praise for President Donald Trump during a new interview with Bill Maher, calling him “a very good actor” and “a pleasure to work with.” The comments came during Maher’s Club Random podcast, where the 89-year-old director discussed cancel culture, politics, and his decades-long film career.

Trump Calls Chicago the ‘Murder Capital of the World’

President Trump condemned Chicago and its leadership after violence struck the city over Labor Day weekend.

Judge Blasts Trump Admin for Militarizing LA

A federal judge ruled that the National Guard's actions in Los Angeles violated an 1878 law prohibiting federal troops from engaging in civilian law enforcement.

UC-Berkeley Lecturer Launches Starvation Protest Over Gaza

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

UC-Berkeley Declared ‘Hostile Campus’ by CAIR in New Report Targeting Anti-Muslim Bias

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

Right-Wing Populist Surge Reshaping Europe’s Political Landscape

Right-wing populist movements are gaining momentum across Europe’s largest democracies, with parties in France, Germany, and the U.K.

NYC Schools Set National Record with $42,168 Spending Per Student as Results Lag

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

Stephen Miller Rebukes Press Over Deportation of Suspected MS-13 Gang Member

Stephen Miller defends deporting MS-13 suspect Kilmar Abrego-Garcia to Uganda, stating the U.S. is “not a travel booking agency”.

Wuhan Ph.D. Student Pleads No Contest in U.S. Bioweapons Smuggling Case

A Chinese Ph.D. student pleaded no contest on August 19, 2025 to multiple federal charges—including smuggling biological materials.

California’s Deepfake Election Ad Ban Struck Down as Unconstitutional

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

Latest news

- Advertisement -spot_img