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Trump Calls Canada-EU Alliance ‘Laughable’

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney is forging alliances with both Brussels and Beijing as he scrambles to escape the crushing weight of American tariffs, a move President Donald Trump dismissed as "laughable" before warning of severe consequences for Europe.

Defense Official Knew of Heart Inflammation with Vaccine in 2021

A former defense official linked with the military's previous COVID-19 vaccine mandate said that she learned that the inoculation was linked to heart inflammation in early 2021.

Rubio Brings $10M Crime-Fighting Deal to Ecuador

Secretary of State Marco Rubio just wrapped up his third trip to South America, carrying with him a $10 million anti-gang initiative for Ecuador and critical mineral deals for Colombia as the Trump administration moves to lock in alliances with the region's new conservative governments.

Los Angeles Ranked as Least Affordable City

Los Angeles, California, ranked last in affordability among the 100 largest U.S. metros. Des Moines, Iowa, ranked first.

Venezuela Grants New York Company Gold Mine Rights

Venezuela signed a major deal with New York-based firm Heeney Capital to grant the entity operational and export rights for a gold mine.

U.N. Moves to Seize Global Control of AI Development

The United Nations wants to be in charge of artificial intelligence, and Secretary-General Antonio Guterres isn't being shy about it.

House Moves to Permanently Stop Penny Production

The House of Representatives this week voted to block the penny from ever being minted in the future.

Hawley Slams Door on 2028 Presidential Bid

Sen. Josh Hawley of Missouri has definitively ruled out a White House run, putting to rest months of speculation about whether the populist firebrand would seek to carry the Trump movement forward.

Poverty Rate Hits Lowest Level

The U.S. poverty rate fell to its lowest recorded level, the Census Bureau announced.

Zero Illegal Aliens Released at Border for 16 Straight Months

Not a single illegal alien has been released at the Southern Border in over a year, the Department of Homeland Security announced Wednesday, marking what officials are calling the most secure border in American history.

Judge Orders Mamdani to Turn Over Rent Freeze Emails

A judge ordered New York City officials to hand over communications surrounding rent freezes as landlords allege Mayor Zohran Mamdani improperly influenced the freeze as part of his socialist agenda.

Governor Defends Decision to Remove Child from Parents

Governor Maura Healey (D-MA) defended the state's decision to remove a teenage girl from her parents after her family refused to allow her to undergo gender transition surgery.

Federal Reserve Raises Rates for First Time in Three Years

The Federal Reserve raised interest rates for the first time in three years.

ISIS-K Mastermind Behind Abbey Gate Attack That Killed 13 American Heroes Gets Maximum 20-Year Sentence

A federal jury couldn't agree on whether Mohammad Sharifullah bore direct responsibility for the deaths of 13 American servicemembers at Abbey Gate. But a judge made sure he's going away for the maximum time allowed anyway.

Susie Wiles Beats Cancer

White House Chief of Staff Susie Wiles announced that she is now cancer-free after fighting breast cancer.

ActBlue Board Members Plead the Fifth as House Report Exposes Alleged Fraud Cover-Up

Several board members of the Democratic Party's fundraising powerhouse have invoked their Fifth Amendment right against self-incrimination rather than answer questions about allegedly fraudulent donations, as a damning House report accuses ActBlue of deliberately weakening fraud protections despite knowing foreign money was flowing into the platform.

Houses Passes Lindsey Graham’s Sanctions Bill

The House of Representatives passed a Russia sanctions bill led by the late Senator Lindsey Graham (R), sending it to President Trump's desk in a 262-159 vote.

EPA Axes Biden-Era Rule That Would Have Cost Americans $1.2 Billion Every Year

American households are about to catch a break on their electric bills after the Environmental Protection Agency repealed a Biden-era regulation that would have forced utilities to spend billions on unproven carbon capture technology or shutter perfectly functional power plants.

NC Parents Demand Religious Exemptions Over Trans Teacher

A speaker at a Wake County Board of Education meeting called concerned parents "bigots" and advocated for expelling their children from the school system entirely.

New Study Links Tylenol Ingredient to Organ Development Changes

A new study from Copenhagen Analgesic (COPANA) found that young girls exposed to Tylenol's active ingredient in utero had abnormal organ development.