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Why Young Men Are Abandoning College in Droves

College enrollment among young men in the United States has been steadily declining, with new data showing a sharp contrast in educational choices between men and women. While nearly half of women aged 25 to 34 now hold a bachelor's degree, only 37% of men in the same age group have reached the same milestone.

Dershowitz Blasts Harvard Lawsuit, ‘They’re Going to Lose’

Attorney Alan Dershowitz said Monday that Harvard University’s lawsuit against the Trump administration over frozen federal funding lacks legal standing and is a politically...

LA’s Housing Market Collapses After ‘Recovery’ Claim

Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass claimed the city’s post-disaster recovery was the “fastest” in state history, but housing permit data tells a sharply different story. Since the passage of Measure ULA in 2022, the city has seen a two-thirds collapse in home construction approvals.

Lake Tahoe Cracks Down, Plastic Bottle Ban Moves Forward

Nevada lawmakers have advanced legislation aimed at curbing microplastic pollution in Lake Tahoe by restricting the sale and distribution of large plastic water bottles. Senate Bill 324, passed by a 16–4 vote, targets containers over four liters in size and applies to all communities surrounding the popular freshwater lake.

Trump Ends Catch-and-Release: 99.99% Drop Stuns Nation

President Donald Trump’s renewed focus on border security has led to a near-total elimination of the catch-and-release policy at the U.S.-Mexico border, marking a 99.99% reduction compared to peak levels under former President Joe Biden.

Man Falls from Cross in Shocking Good Friday Mishap

An 84-year-old man was critically injured after falling nearly ten feet from a cross during a Good Friday crucifixion reenactment in Weston, West Virginia. The incident occurred at the Masonic Cemetery along Route 33 during the 20th annual celebration organized by Vandalia Community Christian Church.

Chevron CEO Shuts Down Recession Fears, Backs Trump’s Oil Move

Chevron CEO Mike Wirth rejected fears of an imminent U.S. recession during a Tuesday appearance on CNBC’s “Squawk Box,” emphasizing long-term investment strategy over short-term economic jitters. While acknowledging a slowdown in economic growth, Wirth maintained there were no current indicators pointing to a recession.

Chicago Cop Trainee Caught With Crack in His Pocket

A recruit at the Chicago Police Academy was arrested after crack cocaine was allegedly discovered in his pocket during a routine narcotics training exercise. The incident took place on Monday as part of a scenario meant to simulate a drug-related arrest.

Walgreens to Pay $300 Million After Illegally Filling Opioids

Walgreens will pay up to $350 million in a settlement with the Justice Department for filling invalid prescriptions for controlled substances.

NIH Begins Collecting Data for Autism Research

The National Institutes of Health (NIH) has begun collecting medical records for its research into autism in the United States.

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