Politics

The assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk has ignited a rare moment of bipartisan outrage in Washington.

The Supreme Court denies South Carolina's emergency bid to enforce its transgender bathroom ban, letting an injunction stand.

Jewish students testified before Congress about forced union dues funding antisemitic activity and hostile anti-Israel protests at MIT.

Columbia University ranks 256th in a national free speech survey, exposing concerns about censorship, bias, and administrative failures.

Freshman Rep. Nellie Pou failed to cast a recorded vote on legislation she introduced addressing a critical water crisis.

Hoover Institution scholar Victor Davis Hanson criticized South Korea’s response to a U.S. immigration raid at a Korean battery plant.

Grand Valley State University revamped its honors admissions and curriculum to emphasize social justice—a shift revealed in internal emails.

A Tennessee man has pleaded guilty to federal terrorism charges after plotting a drone attack on an electrical substation in a plan that could have caused widespread blackouts and threatened critical infrastructure, including hospitals.

Fourth-generation Arizonan and longtime community advocate Julie Read has officially entered the race for Phoenix City Council District 2, bringing with her a track record of local engagement and bipartisan problem-solving.

The shutdown of five paper mills in southeast Georgia is expected to slash $2.9 billion annually from the state’s economy, lawmakers were told during a House Rural Development Committee hearing on Wednesday.