The Trump administration is reportedly considering limiting refugee admissions to roughly 40,000 people for fiscal year 2026, and a significant portion of them could be white South Africans, Reuters reported Friday. Two U.S. officials familiar with the discussions, along with an

When the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said in August 2021 that vaccines offered greater protection than a previous COVID-19 infection, officials cited a study that never included any such conclusion. In fact, the study that CDC guidance was based

As the federal government yanks taxpayer money from mRNA vaccine development and finally convenes a vaccine safety task force after decades of allegedly flouting the National Childhood Vaccine Injury Act, stronger evidence has emerged that COVID-19 mRNA vaccines actually increase the

As President Donald Trump has achieved historic peace deals across the globe, media treatment of his presidency is on track to resemble the pre-determined critical nature shown in Trump’s first term. Near the 100th day of his second term, Media Research

Donald Trump was ready to take Vladimir Putin at his word. By: ZUMAPRESS.com / MEGA On the eve of their highly anticipated Alaska summit, President Donald Trump said he believes Russia’s President Vladimir Putin is ready to end the war in

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy announced Saturday he has accepted an invitation to meet with President Donald Trump in Washington on Monday, a fresh signal of progress in the U.S. bid to end Russia’s war against Kyiv. Zelenskyy’s announcement came just hours

Netflix’s latest anime release has been praised by some reviewers for its focus on Japanese storytelling traditions, with certain commentators suggesting that American viewers are increasingly interested in narratives without overt political messaging. Story Overview Netflix releases second Mononoke film focusing

A sitting U.S. senator secretly advised a foreign regime on evading American scrutiny over a journalist’s murder—and got paid in gold and cash for doing it. Story Snapshot Bob Menendez became the first U.S. senator convicted of acting as a foreign

Idaho prison officials are dismissing harassment claims from accused quadruple murderer Bryan Kohberger as mere “communication,” raising serious questions about inmate safety and the state’s duty to protect even the most despised criminals in custody. Story Snapshot Idaho Department of Corrections