The consent judgment will be in effect for the next 15 years if
Corporation for Public Broadcasting — which funds PBS, NPR — to close after federal aid cut
CPB informed its employees that the majority of its staff will be let go as of September end, except a small transition team that will remain through January 2026 to ensure closeout of operations.
Fox News Politics Newsletter: All Quiet on the Southern Front
Welcome to the Fox News Politics newsletter, with the latest…
A Baby Was Abandoned In A Random Yard. Her Family Was Found Dead, And A Suspect Is On The Loose.
Police identified the suspect they allege killed four relatives of…
Corporation for Public Broadcasting — which funds PBS, NPR — to close after federal aid cut
CPB informed its employees that the majority of its staff…
Ghislaine Maxwell Moved From Florida Prison To Lower-Security Facility
Ghislaine Maxwell has been transferred from a Florida prison to…
EXCLUSIVE: Trump Delivers ‘Most Secure Border in History’ with New Record Low Arrests in July — Zero Admissions for 3 Months
Border Patrol leaders are touting the new record-low rate of…
Watch Live: Donald Trump Addresses Air Crash over Potomac River
President Donald Trump addresses the press about the aviation disaster…
Oh No! Trump Is Cutting Government Spending!
As Donald Trump and Elon Musk set about cutting government…
House Republicans rejoice over quick speaker vote with only one defector
Republicans in the House of Representatives cheered the re-election of…
Vance clashes with CBS host Margaret Brennan during fiery debate over refugee program paused by President Trump
“I don't want my children to share a neighborhood with…
Trump says he understands Biden family pain dealing with addiction: ‘A very tough thing’
Former President Donald Trump offered rare words of empathy to…
Trump reacts to suggestion Dems run Hunter Biden, Jasmine Crockett in 2028: ‘Would be some ticket’
President Trump found the concept of a Hunter Biden-Jasmine Crocket presidential ticket both amusing and terrifying during an interview on the latest episode of “Pod Read More
Harvard Open To Paying $500M Settlement Amid Trump Crackdown On Campus Antisemitism
Harvard University is reportedly willing to pay up to $500 million to settle a dispute with the Trump administration over alleged civil rights violations. Negotiators Read More
Mamdani’s rise, ‘vile hatred’ of US Jews the focus of ‘critical’ closed-door congressional huddle
The House Homeland Security Committee met with stakeholders to address rising antisemitic violence amid concerns about recent attacks and NYC mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani.
University Of Tennessee Department Head Boasts Of DEI Flying Under The Radar In Red State
The University of Tennessee, Knoxville, might not have a diversity, equity, and inclusion office anymore, but it’s still pushing DEI goals and flying under the Read More
New Taiwanese Show Imagines A Chinese Invasion
A new show imagines how a Chinese invasion of Taiwan would transpire — and what consequences it would have. “Zero Day Attack” — a 10-part Read More
Columbia settlement with Trump puts Ivy League universities in ‘survival mode,’ Ohio State president claims
Columbia’s $221M settlement prompts Ivy League ‘survival mode’.
Trump backs NYPD after gunman kills off-duty officer in Manhattan office tower shooting
President Donald Trump expresses support for law enforcement after a Manhattan office shooting that killed NYPD Officer Didarul Islam and three others.
Buttigieg DOT ignored safety issues to build dozens of windmill projects near highways, railroads
“Joe Biden and Pete Buttigieg put climate religion ahead of safety — blatantly ignoring engineers who warned of the danger of constructing wind turbines near Read More
Josh Hawley bill would give millions of Americans $600 each from tariff revenue
Missouri Sen. Josh Hawley rolled out a new bill to give $600 in tariff rebates to American workers and families that is modeled after the Read More