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Multinational INTERPOL Campaign Makes Over 1,000 Arrests for Human Trafficking, Migrant Smuggling

The international campaign, dubbed Operation "FLASH-WEKA," witnessed the concerted efforts of law enforcement agencies across 54 countries to dismantle criminal networks involved in human trafficking and migrant smuggling.

Incandescent Light Bulbs to Be Banned Starting August 1

A federal ban on incandescent light bulbs is set to begin on August 1.

Niger Coup Results in Ruling Party Headquarters Fire, President Losing Power

Seventh coup in West and Central Africa since 2020.

Comer, Greene Investigating Alleged Hunter Biden Victims of Sexual Exploitation

DOJ "disregarded the victims who were sexually exploited by Hunter Biden."

Christians Win $300,000 Settlement After Wrongful Arrest for Attending Church During COVID

The individuals—Gabriel Rench, Sean Bohnet, and his wife Rachel Bohnet—had initiated a civil lawsuit against the city, claiming their First Amendment rights were violated during a religious gathering in 2020.

Children’s Health Defense Sues Los Angeles for Failing to Release ‘Smart City’ Documents

Children's Health Defense (CHD) is suing the City of Los Angeles after the city failed to provide materials pertaining to LA's "smart city" initiatives.

Pro-Law Song ‘Try That in a Small Town’ Becomes No. 2 Hit on Billboard

The pro-law and order song has been accused of promoting "racism."

Hunter Biden Appears in Delaware Federal Court, Plea Deal Falls Appart

Hunter Biden, the son of U.S. President Joe Biden, is slated to enter a guilty plea to two minor tax-related charges at a federal court in Delaware.

Tori Kelly Hospitalized After Collapse—Blood Clots Found

Her friends drove her to the hospital.

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