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Stanford Budget Cuts Layoffs: Ideology Over Merit

Stanford plans $140M in cuts, likely layoffs, and critics say academic merit may take a backseat to ideological priorities.

Netanyahu Heads to White House Amid Cease-fire Push

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is set to meet President Trump at the White House on July 7, his third White House visit since January.

Trump Ends Syria Sanctions in Bold Middle East Pivot

President Trump signed an executive order on June 30, 2025, ending most U.S. sanctions on Syria to support its economic recovery.

Trump Slams Fed Powell, ‘Too Late, Too Costly’

President Donald Trump renewed his criticism of Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell on Monday, slamming the central bank for refusing to cut interest rates despite falling inflation. Trump accused Powell and the entire Federal Reserve Board of costing the U.S. economy “trillions” in unnecessary interest costs.

NYC Pride March Shooting Sparks Panic and Stampede

Following New York City’s Pride March on Sunday, violence and panic broke out near the historic Stonewall Inn and Washington Square Park, leaving two teenagers shot and more than 50 others injured.

Mets Pride Night Controversy Sparks Stunning Slump

The New York Mets are facing a rough patch following a controversial incident during their June 13 “Pride Night” at Citi Field. During the singing of the National Anthem, the stadium’s video board displayed an LGBTQ+ pride flag, drawing criticism from some fans and commentators who viewed it as inappropriate during a moment meant to honor the nation.

North Carolina Democrats Turn on Israel with Controversy

North Carolina Democrats passed a sweeping resolution Saturday declaring Israel guilty of genocide and apartheid, demanding a full halt to U.S. military aid. The move aligns the party with growing anti-Israel sentiment on the left but sets up a high-stakes political battle for state and federal seats in the 2026 elections.

Media’s Murder Cover-Up, Illegal Alien’s Status Hidden

The Los Angeles Times is under fire for omitting key facts in its coverage of a horrific crime involving the sexual abuse and murder of 13-year-old Oscar Omar Hernandez. In a report published this week, the Times repeatedly referred to the accused, 43-year-old Mario Edgardo Garcia-Aquino, as a “youth soccer coach,” while failing to disclose that he is an illegal alien from El Salvador.

Illinois State Pushes Queer Studies Certificate—Here’s What It Means for Students

Illinois State University has introduced its first-ever undergraduate certificate in Queer Studies, building off its existing concentration within the Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies...

Juarez Cartel Terrorist Designation Urged by Victims’ Families

A group of families who lost loved ones to cartel violence is calling on the Trump administration to formally designate the Juarez Cartel and its armed wing, La Linea, as foreign terrorist organizations. The designation would place them alongside six other Mexican cartels already classified as FTOs, enabling enhanced U.S. action against the groups.

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