Trump ‘Disappointed’ With Elon Musk

President Donald Trump said he was "very disappointed" with Elon Musk for criticizing the "big, beautiful bill."

$2B Grant Sparks Outrage Over Abrams-Linked Climate Group

The $2 billion grant awarded to Power Forward Communities, a nonprofit linked to Stacey Abrams, has ignited controversy over federal spending and political favoritism.

‘Jihad for Allah’s Sake’: Boulder Terrorist’s Chilling Declaration Before Attack

In a disturbing escalation of domestic terrorism, Mohamed Sabry Soliman, a 45-year-old Egyptian national, carried out a terror attack on peaceful Jewish demonstrators in Boulder, Colorado.

Former Hostages Warn: No Deal with Iran

Several Americans who endured the 1979 Iran hostage crisis have expressed strong opposition to any potential agreements between the United States and Iran.

Columbia Accreditation at Risk as Trump Administration Cites Civil Rights Violations

The Trump administration has formally notified Columbia University's accreditor that the institution is "in violation of federal antidiscrimination laws and therefore fails to meet the standards for accreditation set by the Commission."

WWII Bombs Discovered in Cologne Prompt Largest Evacuation Since War

The discovery of three unexploded WWII bombs in Cologne, Germany, forced the evacuation of over 20,000 residents on June 4, 2025, marking the city's largest such operation since the end of the war.

Trump’s Travel Ban Targets Dangerous Foreign Actors

President Donald Trump has signed a new executive order implementing a travel ban targeting dangerous foreign actors from 12 countries, citing national security concerns.

Florida Teens Asked in Class: “Have You Considered Changing?” Sexuality Questionnaire Sparks Outrage

Florida high school students in a Miami-Dade College dual-enrollment course were handed a questionnaire asking them to reflect on their heterosexual identity and consider becoming gay.

Clark University to Lay Off Up to 30% of Faculty Amid Enrollment Decline

Clark University in Worcester, Massachusetts, has announced plans to lay off up to 30% of its faculty—mostly pre-tenure and adjunct positions—alongside 5% of staff.