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US African Development Foundation head files lawsuit after standoff with DOGE employees

The leader of the U.S. African Development Foundation is suing the Department of Government Efficiency over its attempted control of the agency. The USADF is a government agency aimed at investing “directly in African grassroots enterprises and social entrepreneurs.” Ward Brehm, president of the agency, asked a court on Thursday for a preliminary and permanent […]

California Democrats ‘sickened’ after Newsom backpedals on transgender sports

California Democrats accused Gov. Gavin Newsom (D-CA) of “caving to conservative talking points” after he suggested transgender participation in sports was “deeply unfair.”  The debacle sparked after Newsom told GOP activist Charlie Kirk during a podcast this week that he agreed it was unfair to allow biological men to compete against women.  The comments sparked swift […]

Five takeaways from Tucker Carlson’s prison interview with Sam Bankman-Fried

Conservative commentator Tucker Carlson spoke with FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried from prison as he serves his extended sentence for fraud and other crimes, touching on a variety of topics from the Democratic Party to how he feels about spending decades locked up. A jury convicted Bankman-Fried in 2023, with the court sentencing the then-32-year-old to […]

Trump calls for MSNBC’s Maddow and Wallace to ‘resign’ over comments on cancer survivor

President Donald Trump condemned comments made by a pair of MSNBC hosts against a pediatric cancer survivor and suggested both hosts have lost “all credibility.” D.J. Daniel, a 13-year-old cancer survivor, became an honorary Secret Service member during Trump’s address to Congress on Tuesday night. The president noted how Daniel has “always dreamed of becoming […]

Trump not sold on push to change daylight saving time: ’50-50 issue’

President Donald Trump is not convinced of changing the current daylight saving time system, calling it a “50-50 issue” even as the modification has been floated by one of his top advisers. On Sunday morning, the country, with the exceptions of Arizona and Hawaii, will move from standard time to daylight saving time as part […]

Pope Francis releases first audio message since hospitalization: ‘I accompany you from here’

Pope Francis released an audio message to the faithful, the first communication from the pontiff since his hospitalization last month. The brief statement was released to reporters via the Holy See Press Office on Thursday in an audio file and revealed to the faithful who gathered in St. Peter’s Square for a nightly recitation of […]

House Democrats’ campaign arm adds Latino-heavy districts to 2026 ‘Frontline’ list

House Democrats‘ campaign arm is prioritizing investments in Latino-heavy districts for the 2026 midterm cycle after President Donald Trump made significant inroads with Hispanic voters last year. The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee released a list of 26 House Democrats who are part of the organization’s Frontline program for “battle-tested” members. The 2026 midterm elections will […]

Trudeau claims ‘America First’ is best when Canada and Mexico also prosper

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau argued that President Donald Trump’s “America First” agenda works best when the United States’s neighboring countries, Canada and Mexico, also benefit. Canada and the U.S. have been butting heads in the wake of Trump’s inauguration. The countries have been arguing back and forth on tariffs and trade. Amid the disagreement, Trudeau argued […]

South Korea bombs own civilians in ‘abnormal’ military drill accident

South Korea accidentally bombed a civilian area during a live-fire military exercise. During the exercise in the Nogok-ri area of Pocheon, two South Korean FK-16 fighter jets dropped eight MK-82 500-pound bombs on a residential area, hitting a church, cargo truck, and two residential buildings, ABC News reported. Fifteen civilians were wounded in the bombing, […]

EPA goes scorched-earth against media bias, Washington Post

The Environmental Protection Agency’s press office, taking a page from the team that ran it during the first Trump administration, is calling out media bias that it believes crosses the line into lying about its policies. The EPA has turned its guns on the Washington Post as one of its first targets, stating that it […]
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