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Outrage in Baldwinsville: NY High School Teacher Placed on Leave After Helping Students Launch TPUSA Club

A New York teacher was placed on leave after assisting students in forming a Turning Point USA club, sparking debate over free speech.

Blizzard Chaos Grounds 7,000 Flights

More than 7,000 flights across the U.S. were canceled as a powerful winter storm slammed the Northeast, disrupting travel for millions.

Three Mile Island Revival: Grid Must Handle Peak Demand

Energy Secretary Christopher Wright says the U.S. grid must handle peak demand as Three Mile Island moves toward reopening.

Trump Warns Netflix: Fire Susan Rice

President Trump calls on Netflix to fire Susan Rice, warning of consequences and intensifying debate over corporate leadership.

El Mencho Killed: Cartel Kingpin Falls in Major Operation

El Mencho, leader of the Jalisco New Generation Cartel, was killed in a Mexican military operation supported by U.S. intelligence.

Bianco: ‘Democrat Policy Is Indefensible’ as GOP Leads California Governor Polls

GOP candidates lead in California governor polling as Republican Chad Bianco criticizes Democratic policies as “indefensible.”

Trump’s ‘New Hero’ After Tariff Ruling

President Trump praises Justice Brett Kavanaugh as his “new hero” after a Supreme Court ruling limited his tariff authority

$21B Crisis: Labor Dept Targets California Fraud

The U.S. Labor Department deploys a strike team to California over $21 billion in unemployment debt and fraud concerns.

Corporate America Walks Back DEI: Major Firms Drop Diversity Hiring Emphasis

Major U.S. companies are scaling back DEI programs as executives and federal policy under President Trump push merit-based hiring.

Stanford Paper Sues State Dept. to Defend Free Speech for International Students

Stanford’s student newspaper is suing the State Department, arguing visa revocations over political speech violate the First Amendment.

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