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European Council President Pushes ‘War Economy,’ Defense Preparation

European Council president Charles Michel said that Europe must strengthen its defense measures and shift to a "war economy."

Abortion at Highest Level in Over a Decade

Abortions in the United States hit their greatest levels in 2023 despite the Supreme Court's 2022 Dobbs decision, overturning Roe v. Wade and giving the issue of abortion back to the states.

‘Minority Stress’ Among LGBTQ Leads to Cancer, Study Claims

The American Cancer Society (ACS) published a study claiming that "minority stress" affecting LGBTQ individuals increases their propensity to develop cancer.

Former General Calls for American Assistance in Haiti Crisis Without Military Intervention

Amidst the escalating turmoil in Port-au-Prince, Haiti, with gangs seizing control and essential resources scarce, a stark reality emerges: Haiti stands on the brink...

Obama-Appointed Judge Rules Illegal Immigrants Can Possess Firearms

Obama-appointed District Judge Sharon Johnson Coleman ruled that illegal immigrants may possess firearms.

Central Bank Digital Currency a ‘Key Duty’ of Federal Reserve

The U.S. Federal Reserve shared with Congress that one of its "key duties" is to establish a central bank digital currency (CBDC).

Biometric Surveillance Bill Passes in Europe

The European Parliament (EP) passed the AI Act, which many believe allows "law enforcement the introduction of error-prone facial surveillance and facial recognition camera software in public spaces," as Member of Parliament Patrick Breyer said.

Backlash Against Phoenix Restaurant Follows Biden Campaign Event

A Mexican restaurant in Phoenix, Arizona, found itself the target of negative Yelp reviews following a campaign event attended by Biden on Tuesday. The event...

Arizona Bookstore Cancels ‘Drag Show For Palestine’ Event After Facing Backlash

An Arizona bookstore canceled its family-friendly “Drag Show for Palestine” following backlash over the planned performance.

Google Involved in U.S. Elections More Than 40 Times

Google has been involved in U.S. elections at least 41 times, according to a report from the Media Research Center.

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