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California Lawmakers Push Racial Preferences in Schools After Voters Already Said No

Just four years after California voters decisively rejected an attempt to gut the state's ban on racial discrimination, Sacramento Democrats are trying again, this time with a stealthier approach designed to slip past the same citizens who stopped them before.

Florida Demands School Fire Teacher After She Went After Conservative Student

Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier is calling for Sarasota County Schools to fire a teacher after she allegedly harassed an eighth-grader over his conservative views.

Serbian President Praises Trump at UN

Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić celebrated President Trump's leadership during his speech at the United Nations General Assembly.

State Department Launches New Policy Blocking Birth Tourism

The State Department has announced a new visa restriction policy specifically aimed at those partaking in birth tourism.

NASA Teases Mystery Aircraft

NASA teased an unidentified aircraft during a recent presentation as part of the All-In Summit in Los Angeles.

Hackers Claim They Stole Personal Data on Every FBI Employee

The personal information of potentially every FBI employee and applicant may now be in the hands of a notorious hacking group that defaced the bureau's jobs website this week in what appears to be an act of revenge against the federal agency.

Rand Paul Considers 2028 Run

Senator Rand Paul (R-KY) may run for president in 2028, he told Newsmax.

Trump Officials Slam Biden Team for Not Knowing What a Woman Is at Historic UN Pro-Life Event

For the first time ever, a coalition of pro-life nations is holding a dedicated event during the United Nations General Assembly High-Level Week, and Trump administration officials aren't pulling punches about the contrast with their predecessors.

Judge Orders Trump to Restore Access to Press Teams

A federal judge has ordered President Trump to restore access to CNN, MS Now, and Politico while they continue their lawsuit against his administration.

Texas Senate Candidate’s Pastor Calls Resurrection a ‘Maybe’

The man guiding Democrat Senate candidate James Talarico's spiritual life told his congregation that Christ's victory over death might just be a nice story someone made up a long time ago.

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