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PM Keir Starmer: The United Kingdom ‘fiercely’ protects freedom of speech rights

U.K. Prime Minister Keir Starmer insisted Thursday that his country recognizes free speech, dismissing criticism of people being arrested for making political and religious statements on social media.

Supreme Court to weigh Trump’s tariffs on Nov. 5

The Supreme Court will hear the challenge over President Trump's tariffs the first week of November, the court announced Thursday.

Trump says Jimmy Kimmel was yanked off the air for ‘bad ratings’

President Trump on Thursday brushed off claims that late-night talk show host Jimmy Kimmel's indefinite suspension is an attack on free speech, saying he was pulled off the air because of low ratings.

Trump says he’s willing to do ‘other things’ to target Russia if Europe stops buying Russian oil

President Trump on Thursday called out European leaders' double standard on the Ukraine war, questioning why it was up to him to impose harsher measures on Moscow when European nations keep buying Russian oil.

How the American dream became a nightmare for unaccompanied alien children 

“The road to hell is paved with good intentions.”  

FTC sues Live Nation, Ticketmaster over resales 

The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) and seven states sued Ticketmaster and its parent company Live Nation on Thursday, accusing the ticketing firms of allowing scalpers to circumvent their own rules and resell tickets at higher prices to draw in more profits. The government alleges that Ticketmaster and Live Nation tacitly coordinate with ticket brokers by...

Syrian foreign minister makes historic visit to Washington 

Syria’s Foreign Minister Asaad al-Shaibani made a historic visit to Capitol Hill on Thursday, the first Syrian government representative to hold official meetings with the United States in 25 years. The Trump administration and supporters in Congress are engaging with the new authorities in Damascus following the ousting of Syrian dictator Bashar al-Assad in December. ...

Pence: Americans shouldn’t put each other ‘on trial’ over Kirk killing

Former Vice President Mike Pence urged Americans not to put each other “on trial” over the recent killing of conservative activist Charlie Kirk in Utah.  “You know, the Bible says we mourn with those who mourn and grieve with those who grieve. And I just have to tell you, I knew Charlie Kirk. He’s a...

Manchin: Democrats would be blamed for shutdown

Former Sen. Joe Manchin (I-W.Va.) said Wednesday the blame for a potential government shutdown would likely fall on Democrats. “They’re going to be blamed for shutting it down,” Manchin told Semafor. “Why would they want to put themselves in that position? They don’t have leverage on those types of things." He added, "You’ve got to...

Americans don’t have a memory of the problems with dictatorships, but we can learn 

Americans must learn from other nations that have experienced dictatorships in order to understand the consequences of desiring one, as President Trump's actions and statements suggest he may be attempting to become a dictator.

DC Mayor Bowser says National Guard has not driven crime down

District of Columbia Mayor Muriel Bowser (D) told the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee that President Trump’s deployment of the National Guard has not contributed to weeks of lower crime rates.  Instead, during her Thursday appearance before the committee, she lauded an increase in the presence of law enforcement backing the local Metropolitan Police Department (MPD). “What has worked...

Cruz defends Charlie Kirk from Tucker Carlson attack on Israel 

Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Texas) called out conservative media pundit Tucker Carlson on Wednesday for suggesting the late conservative activist Charlie Kirk shared Carlson’s critical views on Israel. “I’m getting really tired of Tucker & his cronies falsely claiming ‘Charlie agreed with me that Israel is terrible & the problem in America is all the damn...

Texas man accused of making death threats against Zohran Mamdani

He could face up to 60 years in jail for the phone calls and emails that included hateful comments about Mamdani, his family and Muslims, prosecutors said.

College advising isn’t just an educational imperative; it’s an economic one.

College advising programs are being defunded, threatening to undermine a cost-effective economic strategy that provides essential guidance to students and drives economic progress in communities, while also providing valuable professional development for recent college graduates.

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