How the Supreme Court Could Reshape Free Speech Online
The justices are expected to weigh the free speech rights of social media platforms against their users’ rights in Florida and Texas cases.
‘We’re Just Uber Drivers,’ Border Patrol Agent Says America Is Being Destroyed
A small sampling of illegal immigrants at the camps say they came from China, Afghanistan, Pakistan, Uzbekistan, Turkey, Mauritania, Colombia, and Brazil.
Musk’s Starlink Breaks Through Bureaucracy and Corruption in Africa
Elon Musk’s cheaper, faster Starlink satellite internet service is growing in popularity in Africa, but some governments are still resisting it.
After Affirmative Action Win Over Harvard, Group Takes on West Point
Students for Fair Admissions has a steeper hill to climb at the Supreme Court as it tries to overturn the military's diversity, equity, and inclusion policies.
Behind the Biggest Nurse Exodus in 40 Years
'The movement of nurses away from hospital employment may be the most damaging health care workplace impact of the pandemic,' a 2023 report states.
Trump Has Good Shot With Supreme Court to Get DC Case Tossed, Experts Say
While some of President Trump's arguments for getting the case dismissed are weak, others appear persuasive, according to legal experts.
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The Viral $16 McDonald’s Meal That Took a Bite out of Bidenomics
A receipt for a $16 McDonald's meal posted on TikTok resurfaced and gone viral, serving a taste of how many Americans are battling with soaring food prices.
Religious Leaders Join UN, WEF to Push the Global Climate Agenda
Global organizations have recognized the power of religion in pushing their agenda, but some religious leaders warn that it strays too far from the church.
FDA Approved, Controversial Lab-Grown Meat Becomes a Reality
In an effort to protect its farming industry, its economy, and the health of its citizens, Italy became the first country to officially ban cultivated meat.
The Supreme Court Case That Could Upend Parts of the Tax Code
Supreme Court will take up an important but little-noticed case about "unrealized" income that considers the constitutional limitations on federal taxing power.
The Marxist Undercurrent Fueling Anti-Israel Hate on American College Campuses
Diversity, equity, and inclusion measures on college campuses have given rise to the idea of Israeli 'oppression' in a Marxist framework.
Transgender Bathroom Battle Heating Up State by State
An overview of which states allow men into women's bathrooms, which states don't, and which states are embroiled in legal battles.
