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White House asking Congress to cut funding for NPR, PBS, USAID

The White House has taken steps to eliminate funding for National Public Radio, the Public Broadcasting Service and the U.S. Agency for International Development by going to Congress.

House panel launches probe into 23andMe bankruptcy, steps taken to protect genetic data

The House Oversight Committee has launched an investigation into 23andMe over the risk of the company selling customers' genetic material and information amid the biotech firm's bankruptcy.

Abrego Garcia isn’t the winning political issue Democrats think he is

One might think that with President Donald Trump unilaterally sending the economy into recession, Democrats might become at least temporary champions of free trade in an effort to find their way back out of the political wilderness. But instead, Democrats have chosen a different path. Despite the fact that immigration is the one issue voters […]

Press conference confirms status of man deported to El Salvador

President Donald Trump held a meeting with Salvadorian President Nayib Bukele on Monday in which he discussed the status of the deportations of illegal immigrants. Midway through the meeting, CNN reporter Kaitlan Collins asked about the status of Kilmar Abrego Garcia, a citizen of El Salvador who was deported from Maryland amid allegations of his […]

‘Bad Influence’ is not a warning about child fame but another vehicle for it

A group of young performers joined a YouTube channel in 2022 to market themselves as rising stars. The group, formerly known as “The Squad,” later filed a lawsuit against Tiffany Smith, the mother and manager of YouTube influencer Piper Rockelle, the group’s de facto leader. The suit included disturbing allegations. Smith was accused of sending […]

DC US Attorney Ed Martin is making Washington safe again

Senate Judiciary Committee Democrats filed a complaint last month with the District of Columbia Bar against U.S. Attorney for the District of Columbia Ed Martin. The complaint is yet another example of left-wing efforts to sic bar associations on lawyers supportive of President Donald Trump. A massive effort known as The 65 Project came about precisely to […]

Jeffries gives jolt to stalled congressional stock ban push

House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries (D-N.Y.) is giving a big boost to the effort to ban members of Congress from trading individual stocks, an idea that has bipartisan backers in Congress and broad support among the public. The deliberate and public push from Jeffries — coming as he accuses Republicans of potential “stock manipulation” given...

Iran hawks warn Trump’s nuclear talks risk ‘Obama 2.0’

Hawkish national security experts are slamming President Trump’s opening bid for nuclear talks with Iran as little more than a rehash of the Obama-era nuclear deal, leading his top negotiator to backtrack on his previous position. Trump's point person for talks with Iran, Steve Witkoff, said Monday night that the Islamic Republic could maintain a...

Trump’s tech tariff confusion

{beacon} Technology Technology   The Big Story  Trump tariff messaging stirs confusion in tech industry  The Trump administration’s back-and-forth moves on tariffs for technology products are stirring confusion in a sector heavily reliant on global supply chains.   © AP Photo/Gene J. Puskar, File Tech companies breathed a sigh of relief late last week when the...

Trump’s fight with higher education reaches a tipping point with Harvard defiance

Harvard University has chosen battle with the Trump administration. Harvard became the first university on Monday to openly reject the administration's demands to change its policies, leading the federal government to pause $2 billion in contracts with the Ivy League school and President Trump to threaten its tax-exempt status.  The higher education world will watch...

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