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Dozens arrested and hurt in clashes with police near Philippine presidential palace

MANILA, Philippines (AP) — Philippine police arrested 49 people suspected of hurling rocks, bottles, and fire bombs at officers and blocking heavily guarded roads and bridges leading to the presidential palace Sunday, while a peaceful anti-corruption rally took place in the capital, officials and witnesses said. The melee outside the country’s seat of power unfolded […]

Supreme Court poised to shake up midterms

Supreme Court justices are not subject to elections, but thanks to a trio of cases the high court will hear in the upcoming term, their rulings may significantly impact the midterm elections in 2026 and beyond. Among the dozens of cases the Supreme Court will hear in the coming months, three cases it has agreed […]

Cyberattack causes chaos and disruptions in numerous European airports

A third-party ransomware attack caused disruptions over the weekend at airports throughout Europe. The attack disabled automatic check-in systems for passengers, causing significant delays. ENISA, the European Union Agency for Cybersecurity, revealed the attack and reported that the type of ransomware behind the offense “has been identified.” “The type of ransomware has been identified. Law enforcement […]

Trump returns to UN in stronger position but with greater challenges

NEW YORK CITY – President Donald Trump’s problems ending the wars in Gaza and Ukraine are poised to mar his return to the United Nations in New York City this week, though he is more empowered than he was the last time he made an appearance at the annual leaders summit in 2019. Trump is […]

John James’s run for Michigan governor frustrates House GOP leadership: ‘It stings’

MACKINAC ISLAND, Michigan – Rep. John James (R-MI) is leaving GOP leadership nervous with a run for Michigan governor that is putting a swing seat, and possibly the House majority, further in play for Democrats next year. Rep. Lisa McClain (R-MI), the No. 4-ranking House Republican, told the Washington Examiner it was “100% not ideal” […]

Ryan Routh to begin his case in trial over attempted Trump assassination

Ryan Routh, the second alleged would-be assassin of President Donald Trump, is set to begin arguing his case on Monday in the third week of his federal trial over last year’s assassination attempt in Florida. Routh, who is representing himself, has said he plans to call a firearms expert and two character witnesses to the […]

Hamas calls UK recognition of Palestinian statehood a ‘victory’ and ‘justice’ for their cause

The terrorist organization Hamas, which led the attacks against Israel on Oct. 7, 2023, declared the United Kingdom’s decision on Sunday to recognize Palestinian statehood was a “victory” and “justice” for their cause. They also said it sent a “clear message” to Israel.  “These developments represent a victory for Palestinian rights and the justice of […]

Liberals rely on skewed studies to claim right-wing violence is more common

In the aftermath of conservative activist Charlie Kirk’s assassination, some Democrats are citing questionable studies to lend credence to their claims that right-wing violence is more commonly occurring in the United States than violent crime committed by far-left ideologues. These studies, which are rife with dubious data points, cherry-pick cases of political violence, misrepresent motives, […]

Zelensky teases meeting with Trump during UN General Assembly session

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky teased a meeting with President Donald Trump this week as he prepares for “an intense week” and a “week of diplomacy” at the United Nations General Assembly session. The supposed meeting between the two leaders comes as the U.N. begins its “high-level” week. Zelensky announced the meeting with Trump in a […]

USDA ends ‘politicized’ food security reports

The Department of Agriculture announced it will stop publishing reports on food security in the United States, which the agency said have consistently been rife with “liberal fodder.” In a press release, the USDA trashed the annual reports, which began under former President Bill Clinton, as “redundant, costly, politicized, and extraneous studies [that] do nothing […]
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