Hamas’s acceptance of a 60-day ceasefire deal that ultimately collapsed exposes the terrorist organization’s pattern of using hostages as bargaining chips while undermining legitimate peace efforts in the Middle East. Story Overview Hamas agreed to release 10 living Israeli hostages and

As economic barriers and cultural shifts threaten the American dream, youth radicalization emerges as a dire consequence. Story Snapshot Economic barriers make the American dream unattainable for many youth. Cultural shifts and generational divides fuel radicalization. Traditional pathways to stability are

HUD becomes the first federal agency to eliminate all non-English services, marking a sweeping reversal of decades-old language assistance policies that protected millions of Americans with limited English proficiency. Story Highlights HUD implements English-only policy following Trump’s executive order designating English

A controversial voting system continues to spark debate in Alaska, challenging traditional electoral principles. Story Overview Alaska retains ranked-choice voting (RCV) after a narrow repeal vote in 2024. RCV faces criticism for complexity and alleged voter confusion. Debate persists on the

Crystal Marull A Florida teacher under fire for attacking a student with conservative values now needs to be fired, “and never allowed to teach again in Florida,” according to state Attorney General James Uthmeier. He sent a letter to the school

Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham has declined Republican lawmakers’ invitation to tour New Mexico’s largest immigration detention facility, citing a “busy schedule,” even as her party faces mounting criticism for canceling a long-promised legislative tour of the same center. Republican legislators Rep.

Deputy Treasury Secretary Michael Faulkender is leaving the agency less than five months after being confirmed by the Senate. Two anonymous sources confirmed to Politico on Friday that Faulkender, who was confirmed by the Senate in late March, is stepping down from

A U.S. federal judge issued a ruling equating the Israeli flag with Jewish identity, raising concerns that burning or targeting the flag could be legally classified as anti-Semitic discrimination rather than political protest. The case stemmed from an altercation at a

Target, just a few years ago, went totally woke by promoting LGBT, specifically transgender, products in its stores. Its stock fell, stores faced headwinds staying open and even now it’s busy replacing its CEO. And don’t forget Bud Light, which partnered

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth christened his conference room in the halls of the Pentagon with the names of three iconic American presidents, the Pentagon exclusively told the Daily Caller News Foundation. Hegseth’s conference room in the halls of the Office of

An American flag is burned during an anti-American and anti-Israel protest in New York City on Monday, April 15, 2024. The federal government now has begun checking the status of all 55 million, or so, people who hold U.S. visas. “America’s