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5 Things We Know About Wisconsin Judge’s Arrest for Allegedly Obstructing ICE
Judge Hannah Dugan faces felony obstruction charges as well as preventing an illegal immigrant from being arrested.
As Harvard and Trump Face Off, Some in Higher Education See Academic Freedom and Taxpayer Funding Differently
Leaders from Hillsdale College, the University of Austin, and Harvard’s Republicans diverge from a left-leaning culture.
RFK Jr. Responds to Report He’s Considering Removing COVID-19 Vaccines From CDC Schedule
‘We shouldn’t be making recommendations that are not good for the population,’ the health secretary said.
Remains of Mother, Child Found Near Gilgo Beach Identified 28 Years Later
Nassau County police identified the remains of a mother and child found murdered 28 years ago as U.S. Army veteran Tanya Denise Jackson and her daughter.
Who Are Possible Contenders to Succeed Pope Francis?
While the pope’s funeral is scheduled for April 26, plans are already in motion to choose his successor
Supreme Court Hears Challenge to Task Force That Issues Preventive Care Mandates
A federal appeals court previously ruled that the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force’s structure made it unconstitutional.
Pope Francis Dies at 88 After Suffering Stroke, Heart Failure
The pontiff leaves behind a legacy of attempted reform that was not without controversy.
Trump Admin Files Response to Supreme Court Pause on Deportations
The ACLU’s emergency application challenges Trump’s use of the Alien Enemies Act to deport illegal immigrants accused of being criminal gang members.
Former NY Police Sgt. Gets 18 Months in Prison for Acting as CCP Agent
Michael McMahon was hired as a private investigator and said he was unaware that he was hired by the Chinese communist regime.
Idaho Governor Signs Bill for Ivermectin to Be Sold Over the Counter
The measure, which the state Legislature passed earlier this year, went into law immediately on April 14.
US–China Trade War Challenges CCP’s ‘Symbolic Legitimacy’: Analysts
Beijing’s escalating trade fight with Washington threatens to deepen its economic woes, but backing down risks the CCP’s hold on power, according to analysts.
Federal Government Freezes $2.2 Billion Funding to Harvard After It Refuses to Comply
The university accused the federal government of trying to impose ‘direct governmental regulation’ on its academic programs.
How a Teenage Girl Spotlighted the Pandora’s Box of China’s Private Data Collection
The Chinese regime’s control of large databases enabled the leaking of private information, and it’s hitting party officials like a ‘boomerang,’ analysts say.
9 Charts to Put DOGE Efforts in Perspective
An overview of government spending trends to lend a perspective on the work of the Department of Government Efficiency.
Trump Urges Congress to Work Harder to Make Daylight Saving Permanent
The president’s comments came a day after lawmakers heard from experts advocating for the push to stop the twice-yearly time change.
Wife of ‘Weezer’ Bassist Arrested After Allegedly Pointing Gun at Officers
Jillian Lauren Shriner is accused of aiming a gun at police officers who were chasing a suspect through a backyard.
Six Dead After Helicopter Crashes Into Hudson River Near Manhattan
Videos posted to social media showed the helicopter mostly submerged while appearing upside down in the water.
Supreme Court Pauses Orders Forcing Trump Admin to Rehire Labor Board Members
Biden appointees Gwynne Wilcox of National Labor Relations Board and Cathy Harris of Merit Systems Protection Board were fired soon after Trump took office.
University of California Officials Report Dozens of Student Visas Revoked
Students were told to leave the country immediately, though it’s unclear how many have left. The number of visas revoked could rise, the State Department said.
