China has ordered oil refiners to stop exporting fuel as conflict involving Iran threatens global energy routes. The move highlights Beijing’s reliance on Middle Eastern oil and rising economic pressure.
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A Somali lawmaker is warning U.S. officials about an alleged trafficking network moving migrants, children and suspected terrorists into Western nations. The report claims corrupt Somali officials may be facilitating the operation.
A senior Trump administration official detailed the GOP’s strategy heading into the 2026 midterms. The focus centers on affordability, border security, and contrasting Biden-era policies.
President Donald Trump will highlight a student’s gender transition dispute during his State of the Union address, signaling renewed focus on parental rights and policy for minors.
A report alleges U.S. intelligence-funded research included scientists tied to Chinese state and military institutions, sparking security and technology transfer concerns.
Anderson Cooper’s South Africa report is facing criticism for portraying Afrikaner farm killings as general crime rather than targeted violence. Victims and advocacy groups say the segment ignored brutality, political incitement, and rural attack realities.
A former Reed College security chief says he stands by his decision to assist the FBI in identifying a suspect who assaulted a federal officer during a Portland ICE riot. The suspect has since pleaded guilty.
West Virginia sues Apple over iCloud’s alleged role in CSAM storage. Meta faces trial scrutiny over teen targeting and child safety failures.
During a panel titled “The West-West Divide” at the Munich Security Conference, former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and Czech Deputy Prime Minister Petr Macinka engaged in a heated exchange over issues like Trump, culture, and gender politics.
Senate Republicans are weighing a talking filibuster to push voter ID legislation forward. The strategy could bypass the 60-vote hurdle without changing Senate rules.
Detectives searched a septic tank as the investigation into missing Nancy Guthrie intensified. Authorities say no suspects have been identified as ransom demands emerge.
White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt accused leftist media outlets of concentrating on a deleted social media post showing former President Obama depicted in a controversial video. She argues the focus distracts from economic milestones and administration initiatives that she believes benefit Americans.
The U.S. Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Committee has launched an investigation into New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani for rescinding executive orders tied to antisemitism and boycotts of Israel. Senators warn that continued eligibility for roughly $2.2 billion in federal education funding could be jeopardized.
U.S. District Judge Fred Biery drew national attention during Trump’s presidency by ordering the release of asylum-seeker Adrian Conejo Arias and his young son, Liam Conejo Ramos, from immigration detention, critiquing government deportation practices.
Maryland Democrats fast-tracked emergency legislation to block local police cooperation with ICE just hours after DHS announced a new detention facility. Republicans warn the move undermines local control and public safety.
Critics say activist organizations are shaping K-12 curriculum and teacher training with left-leaning ideological content, sparking debate. Materials cited include anti-bias and social justice resources.
A Somali lawmaker alleges the U.S. ignored billions in aid fraud tied to humanitarian assistance, prompting calls for stronger oversight and action.
Lefties Sabotage America’s First Antifa Terrorism Trial On Day One
The federal case against several alleged Antifa members in Texas ended in a mistrial on civil-rights counts after jurors could not reach verdicts on terrorism and other charges. The decision highlights challenges in prosecuting politically charged cases.