Stanford writing program accused of prioritizing ideology over core skills: ‘Nonsense’
Stanford University allegedly promotes writing courses featuring anti-ICE content and drag shows, sparking criticism from education watchdog groups.
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Mamdani’s top housing pick once called homeownership a ‘weapon of white supremacy’
A top housing official in newly minted New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s administration previously called for transitioning away from treating property as a “private good."
LA Mayor Bass compares anti-ICE protests to Lakers championship disturbance: ‘A few knuckleheads’
Mayor Karen Bass downplayed last year’s anti-ICE protests in Los Angeles, saying the unrest resembled post–Lakers championship vandalism rather than riots.
Minnesota hotel removed from approved federal lodging list after allegedly refusing to accommodate ICE agents
The GSA removed a Minnesota Hampton Inn from federal lodging programs after the hotel refused to accommodate ICE agents, preventing 4 million-plus federal employees from staying there.
From palace to prison: Venezuelan strongman Maduro locked in troubled Brooklyn jail
Nicolas Maduro awaits trial at MDC Brooklyn, a notorious detention facility that has faced scandals involving power outages, inmate assaults and allegations of inhumane conditions.
One year after LA fires, politicians’ promises of permits appear paltry
One year later, 96% of buildings destroyed in California's devastating Eaton and Palisades fires remain undeveloped as survivors face bureaucratic delays.
Walz’s long-running fraud scandal puts Harris campaign judgment under scrutiny
Tim Walz drops re-election bid amid $9 billion fraud scandal, sparking serious questions about Kamala Harris' VP vetting process and political judgment.
Rand Paul breaks with Trump on Venezuela, calls action ‘war’ as Senate prepares constitutional showdown
Sen. Rand Paul calls U.S. military action in Venezuela "war," challenging the Trump administration's authority as Senate debates war powers resolution.
Pirro touts DC crime is being prosecuted ‘like never before’ in announcing year-end stats
U.S. Attorney Jeanine Pirro said Tuesday that under President Donald Trump's leadership, "We have seen a renewed focus on cracking down on violent offenders."
Comer vows Minnesota fraud probe will expand to other states amid mounting scrutiny
House Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer previews his investigation of fraud in Minnesota social programs.