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France Deploys Aircraft Carrier, Naval Assets to the Mediterranean as Iranian Strikes Continue

The deployment of an aircraft carrier and additional naval assets to the Mediterranean ordered by French President Emmanuel Macron signals a significant escalation in Europe’s military posture as war intensifies in the Middle East.

Cubans Sign Liberation Accord to End Communism

Anti-communist groups in Cuba signed the Agreement for the Liberation of Cuba on Monday to implement changes to the country, effectively ending communism.

Paxton HQ Arrest: Texas Election Day Security Scare Before Polls Close

An arrest unfolded just hours before polls closed on the first major primary night of the 2026 midterms in Texas outside campaign offices.

Ex-Mayor’s Licentious Pool Scandal Trial Rocks Louisiana Community

A mayoral pool party scandal has taken center stage in a Louisiana courtroom as former DeRidder Mayor Misty Roberts stands trial on serious felony charges.

Letitia James Directs Hospital to Resume Trans Treatments

New York Attorney General Letitia James has directed a Manhattan hospital to resume gender-affirming treatments to youth after it ended the activity amid threats by the Trump administration.

Self-Driving Vehicle Obstructs Emergency Responders to Austin Mass Shooting

The new safety questions emerged after footage showed a self-driving vehicle briefly obstructing ambulance crews responding to Sunday’s deadly mass shooting in Austin.

Lutnick to Testify on Epstein Connection

Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick agreed to appear before the House Oversight Committee to discuss his relationship with Jeffrey Epstein.

A Devastating Tragedy Shakes Quiet Florida Community, Police Investigate Murder-Suicide

A devastating tragedy has left an affluent Florida community reeling after a mother killed her two children before taking her own life, according to authorities.

New York City Moves Forward on Socialist Childcare

Parents will soon be able to enroll their toddlers in free childcare across New York City, Mayor Zohran Mamdani announced alongside Governor Kathy Hochul (D).

Austin Hate Rants: Shooting Suspects Posts Exposed

Hateful rants tied to Sunday’s deadly mass shooting in Austin, TX, have intensified scrutiny of the suspect’s online activity.

Newsom Says ‘Appropriate’ to Label Israel ‘Apartheid State’

California Governor Gavin Newsom (D) called Israel an "apartheid state" during an event promoting his new memoir.

Pentagon Identifies Four U.S. Soldiers Killed in Iran Conflict

The Pentagon has named four U.S. Army Reserve soldiers killed during Operation Epic Fury in the Iran war after an Iranian drone attack.

Somali Autism Center Pleads Guilty in Fraud Case

A Minnesota Somali autism center pleads guilty in a federal fraud case involving improper Medicaid billing.

Trump Says Iran’s Succession Bench ‘Wiped Out’ After Strikes

President Trump says Iran’s succession bench has been wiped out after Israeli strikes targeted regime leadership sites.

Progressive Lawmakers Push $4.4 Trillion Wealth Tax on U.S. Billionaires

Progressive lawmakers Bernie Sanders and Ro Khanna propose a 5% annual wealth tax targeting U.S. billionaires to raise $4.4 trillion.

Public College Promotes Marxist Curriculum, Social Justice Initiative

Franklin & Marshall College’s economics and social justice courses draw conservative criticism for emphasizing Marxist theories.

Spokane Immigration Enforcement Showdown

Spokane city leaders voted Monday to expand what they call “immigration enforcement free zones” across much of the city.

Anker National Security Alarm, Lawmakers Demand Probe

Rep. Elise Stefanik (R-NY) and Sen. Rick Scott (R-FL) are calling for a formal federal investigation into Chinese home electronics manufacturer Anker Innovations.

OpenAI Pentagon Deal Amended After Altman Says It Looked ‘Sloppy’

OpenAI is revising its newly announced agreement to supply artificial intelligence technology to the U.S. Department of War.

Illinois Reparations Commission Report Sparks Firestorm

A state reparations commission in Illinois has released a sweeping report examining what it describes as historical and ongoing harms.