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‘A Benchmark of Excellence’: Senate Confirms First Trump 2.0 Judge

Senate confirms Whitney Hermandorfer as first judicial appointee of Trump’s second term along narrow party lines.

Colorado State Hides DEI Under New Names, Faces Federal Civil Rights Complaint

America First Legal filed a complaint against Colorado State University for rebranding DEI programs to avoid civil rights laws.

Mamdani Campaign Cut Short as Aide Snatches Mic

New York City mayoral nominee Zohran Mamdani was abruptly pulled from the stage mid-answer as campaign aides rushed in to end of the event.

Trump Hosts CEOs in Unprecedented Faith & Economy Summit

President Trump gathers over 60 CEOs at the White House for a groundbreaking Faith and Economy summit.

Newsom’s $101 Million Palisades Housing Plan Sparks Outrage

Governor Newsom allocates $101 million for low-income housing in wildfire-hit Palisades, triggering criticism over property rights.

Faculty Demand Release of CSU Professor Arrested by ICE

A faculty group at California State University–Channel Islands is demanding the immediate release of professor Jonathan Anthony Caravello.

Jay Cutler Triggers Activists with Sable Hunt, the Backlash Won’t Stop Him

Former NFL quarterback Jay Cutler sparked a storm of criticism after posting photos from a South African hunting trip featuring his recent sable antelope kill.

Macron Announces €6.5 Billion Defense Surge Amid Global Chaos, Russian and Terrorist Threats

French President Emmanuel Macron has pledged an aggressive €6.5 billion increase in additional defense spending over the next two years, citing growing threats from Russia, terror groups, and cyber warfare.

Ancient Egyptian Discovery: Tower Houses Reveal Forgotten Urban Power

British archaeologists have uncovered multistory buildings in a lost city of ancient Egypt, shedding new light on early urban development and infrastructure in the Nile Delta.

Druze-Bedouin War Explodes: 89 Dead Amid Escalating Sectarian Violence

Syria’s escalating Druze-Bedouin conflict has left at least 89 people dead in Sweida, where fierce tribal clashes are prompting foreign military action and international concern.

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