The Supreme Court's decision in Mahmoud v. Taylor allows private individuals to impose theocratic policies on public schools. Parents in Maryland successfully sued to prevent their children's exposure to LGBTQ+ inclusive books, citing religious objections. The court granted a temporary injunction, essentially pre-judging the case and prioritizing religious...
Elon Musk, despite claiming to step back from politics, strongly criticized the Senate's recently passed bill, calling it a massive debt increase and vowing to support primary challenges against those who voted for it. He reiterated his proposal for a new political party, citing the bill's $5 trillion debt...
Donald Trump's fear of Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is highlighted after Zohran Mamdani's primary win over Andrew Cuomo. Trump's attacks on Mamdani focused on his association with AOC, revealing his concern about her political strength. The article contrasts AOC's popularity and authenticity with the perceived weakness and inauthenticity of the...
The federal government's Task Force to Combat Anti-Semitism accused Harvard University of violating Title VI of the Civil Rights Act due to alleged antisemitism on campus. The task force cited reports of bias, discrimination, assaults, and vandalism targeting Jewish and Israeli students. They threatened to cut all federal...
Jeannette Jara, a Chilean Communist and former labor minister, secured a landslide victory in the left-wing primary election, winning over 60% of the vote. This makes her the ruling party's presidential candidate for the November election. Jara, known for her work on increasing minimum wage and reducing work...
The Trump administration filed a lawsuit against Los Angeles, alleging its immigration policies discriminate against federal law enforcement by treating them differently than other agencies. The suit, filed in California's Central District, claims Los Angeles's policies obstruct immigration law enforcement. The action follows recent protests against the administration's...
The U.S. Department of Justice sued Los Angeles, Mayor Karen Bass, and City Council members, alleging the city's sanctuary city law is illegal and hinders federal immigration enforcement. The lawsuit claims L.A.'s refusal to cooperate led to violence and cites instances of alleged obstruction of justice. Mayor Bass...
Former President Trump threatens to increase tariffs on Japanese exports, specifically citing Japan's alleged refusal to import American rice. This claim is inaccurate; Japan purchased $298 million worth of US rice last year. Trump's threat comes before the July 9th expiration of a 90-day tariff pause and suggests...
Rep. Dusty Johnson (R-SD) announced his candidacy for South Dakota governor in 2024. He cited priorities including property tax cuts, drug addiction combat, and affordable education. Johnson, who served in the House since 2019, has adopted moderate stances, sometimes opposing President Trump. He faces a potential crowded...
A federal investigation concluded Harvard University violated civil rights law by failing to adequately protect Jewish students from antisemitism, potentially jeopardizing federal funding. The Department of Health and Human Services' Office for Civil Rights found Harvard displayed indifference and even willful participation in anti-Semitic harassment. Harvard disputes the...
