Politics

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.

Former vice president and failed 2024 democrat presidential nominee Kamala Harris lashed out at Democrat governors questioning Joe Biden’s cognitive decline, demanding loyalty with a vulgar outburst.

Radical Biden advisers pushed for an early debate with President Trump, hoping it would showcase Biden’s “strength”—but it backfired spectacularly.

Radical Democrat supporters are demanding extreme action, including violence and bloodshed, as House Democrats warn their base is growing dangerously unhinged.

A 26-year-old Coast Guard rescue swimmer is being hailed as an American hero after saving 165 lives during his first-ever mission—responding to the devastating Independence Day flash floods that ravaged Central Texas. Petty Officer Scott Ruskan, a former KPMG accountant from New Jersey, deployed to the flood-hit Camp Mystic, an all-girls Christian summer camp, where he played a key role in triaging and evacuating victims.

Houston pediatrician Christina B. Propst has been terminated after posting a politically charged message on Facebook targeting residents of Kerr County, Texas, following devastating flash floods. In the now-deleted post, Propst suggested the victims “got what they voted for” due to their past support for President Donald Trump and Republican-led disaster relief policies.

Wisconsin communities have reported saving over $17 million and cutting 40 million kilowatt hours of energy use through local renewable energy projects, but inconsistent reporting statewide makes it difficult to evaluate the full impact, according to a new analysis from Wisconsin Policy Forum.

Federal student loan borrowers now face a major shift under President Donald Trump’s latest legislative victory. Tucked into a $3.3 trillion budget reconciliation bill, the new law reshapes repayment options, sets borrowing caps, and ends several Obama- and Biden-era loan programs.

Cuba’s figurehead leader Miguel Díaz-Canel delivered a fiery anti-American speech Sunday at the BRICS summit in Rio de Janeiro, attacking President Donald Trump’s renewed sanctions on the island’s communist regime and celebrating Cuba’s status as a “partner” in the anti-Western coalition.