Supreme Court Reinstates Lawmaker’s Voting Rights After Controversial Social Media Censure The U.S. Supreme Court has ruled in favor of Maine State Representative Laurel Libby, restoring her voting and speaking rights after she was sanctioned earlier this year for a social media…
Read MoreA federal judge has issued a preliminary injunction halting a recent effort to close the U.S. Department of Education, blocking the termination of over 1,300 employees and the reassignment of key departmental functions to other federal agencies. The injunction, issued on May…
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A Kentucky mother thinks that “the hand of God” has blessed her child after seeing an odd artefact on her ultrasound. The 32-week scan seems to depict a big hand stroking her unborn child’s head. Amanda Foster, 33, is eight months along…
Read MoreA massive supervolcano near Naples, Italy, is showing troubling signs of activity, prompting scientists to issue warnings about the potential for a catastrophic eruption that could affect millions of people. Volcanoes remain among the most powerful and unpredictable forces of nature.…
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If you’ve ever owned a cat, you know they can be full of surprises. One moment they’re cuddly and purring, and the next—chomp—they give you a little bite out of nowhere. Sound familiar? Don’t worry, you’re not alone—and no, your cat isn’t…
Read MoreA recent Senate confirmation vote for a high-level defense policy nominee has highlighted deep divisions over national security strategy and global military priorities. The nominee, known for advocating a shift in U.S. defense focus from traditional regions such as Europe and the…
Read MoreThe FBI is making major internal changes and reportedly closing in on long-awaited answers in the January 6 pipe bomb investigation, according to recent comments by Deputy Director Dan Bongino. During a May 29 interview, Bongino revealed that resolving the mystery…
Read MoreA California man has been convicted of starting the massive Line Fire that tore through 44,000 acres of land and forced thousands of people to flee their homes in Southern California in September 2024. Justin Halstenberg of Norco was found guilty on…
Read MoreA resurfaced video from over a decade ago is making the rounds online, reigniting conversations about reducing unnecessary government spending. The clip, originally recorded in 2011, shows a former U.S. president announcing a “Campaign to Cut Waste,” aimed at identifying and eliminating…
Read MoreIn a significant legal decision with major consequences for migrant communities, the U.S. Supreme Court has ruled that the government has the authority to end Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for certain groups. While the decision passed with a strong 8–1 majority, its…
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