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Palestinian mobs raiding food storages show collapse of Hamas power in Gaza

Hamas’s control over the people of Gaza is slipping, as seen most recently in its inability to keep Palestinians from raiding food storage facilities to escape starvation. A warehouse operated by the United Nations was broken into on Wednesday by a mob of Palestinian civilians desperate to acquire food amid the worsening famine. Video of […]

Truck driver revolt continues following Iran’s announcement to increase fuel prices

Iranian truck drivers continued to obstruct traffic on Wednesday by blocking roads and ports as part of an almost weeklong protest of the country’s plans to increase fuel prices. Last Thursday, the truck drivers began striking to protest the increase in fuel prices, as well as high insurance rates and low salaries. Iran’s current plan […]

Steny Hoyer, 85, gets primary challenge from millennial making age an issue

Rep. Steny Hoyer (D-MD), the longest-serving House Democrat, has garnered a primary challenger from a 35-year-old small business owner who is making age a key issue ahead of the 2026 midterm elections. Harry Jarin, also a volunteer firefighter, launched his campaign on Thursday. The challenge from Jarin comes after multiple efforts from young Democrats to […]

Biden failed to investigate 65,000 reports of immigrant children in possible danger: Grassley

EXCLUSIVE — Government employees and contractors who cared for unaccompanied immigrant children in government custody after they crossed the southern border flagged more than 65,000 instances of concern that went unaddressed by the Biden administration, according to newly released materials. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) documents obtained by Senate Judiciary Chairman Chuck Grassley (R-IA) […]

Supreme Court narrows federal environmental reviews for major energy projects

The Supreme Court placed new limits on the bedrock environmental law that has, for decades, required federal agencies to study the environmental effects of energy and infrastructure projects such as pipelines, transmission lines, and highways.  In an 8-0 ruling, the high court determined that courts should narrow the scope of reviews required by the National […]

Mark Green pushes bill expanding power to strip legal immunities from vaccine manufacturers

EXCLUSIVE — Rep. Mark Green (R-TN) on Thursday introduced legislation that seeks to increase accountability for vaccine manufacturers in the wake of allegations that such companies deliberately misled the public about the risks of COVID-19 vaccines. Green reintroduced the Vaccines In Trial And Liability Act, which would strip liability protections from any company found to […]

Bongino says he found FBI room with hidden Comey-era evidence

FBI Deputy Director Dan Bongino revealed on Thursday that evidence from former FBI Director James Comey’s time at the agency was found, which he said was in a room “hidden from us.” Bongino rebuked Comey while describing what the agency found, saying, “Wait till you read this stuff.” The deputy director noted that the room […]

MIT becomes latest elite university to shut down DEI office

The Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) closed its DEI office as President Donald Trump continues to battle with colleges and universities over DEI policies.  MIT President Sally Kornbluth shared in a letter that the Institute Community and Equity Office will be closing following a months-long review led by Vice President of Equity and Inclusion Karl […]

Texas House Democrats block bail reform measures

(The Center Square) — A key legislative priority of Gov. Greg Abbott’s – bail reform – failed in the Texas House after passing in the Texas Senate with bipartisan support. In previous legislative sessions, similar measures passed the Senate but failed in the House. The governor has yet to announce if he’ll call a special […]

United Airlines to return to JFK after five years

United Airlines announced Thursday it will begin flying out of John F. Kennedy International Airport in New York in 2027. The airline flew its last plane out of JFK in 2022. Now, in a partnership with JetBlue Airlines, it will operate as many as seven daily round-trip flights. JetBlue, meanwhile, operates 180 flights out of […]
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