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“Glory to God in the highest heaven, and on earth peace to those on whom his favor rests.”
- Luke 2:14
Three charged with stealing $20M in 'Free College Benefit Program'
Defendants accused of diverting Pell grants and other federal financial aid state funds through “fraudulent reimbursements and illegal incentive payments.”
SpaceX plans massive wharf, road network on Louisiana coast
Project would establish a major new industrial shipping hub along Freshwater Bayou, connecting facilities on the Gulf of America to inland waterways.
Documentary explores how Israel was demonized after Oct. 7: ‘Didn't happen overnight'
Documentary was inspired by Warren Kinsella's book, “The Hidden Hand: The Information War and the Rise of Antisemitic Propaganda."
Documentary explores how Israel was demonized after Oct. 7: ‘Didn't happen overnight'
Documentary was inspired by Warren Kinsella's book, “The Hidden Hand: The Information War and the Rise of Antisemitic Propaganda."
UK's Online Safety Act has silenced, punished free speech in ways that pose as warning to Americans
Businesswoman Bernie Spofforth was arrested for her social media post of the identity circulating online of a supposed suspect in the stabbing death of three little girls.
Justice Department to address nationwide antisemitism with "Tour against Hate”
It’s Task Force to Combat Anti-Semitism has launched a new “American Tour Against Hate,” led by its chair, Leo Terrell. AG Todd Blanche said the tour “is an important step in ensuring communities across the country know the federal government stands ready to work with them to confront antisemitic threats."
Over 40% of likely young voters view Islamic Sharia law positively, according to Rasmussen poll
In response to the findings, outgoing U.S. Rep. Chip Roy, R-Texas, said, “Sharia law is incompatible with our Constitution and has no place in America. But it's on the rise.”
Georgia Senate debate between Ossoff and Collins covers healthcare, tariffs, gas prices
Ossoff refuted claims about the Biden administration’s contributions to current energy prices. He blamed the Trump administration’s tariff policies and the U.S. military conflict in Iran for high gas prices.
US Education Department investigates Pennsylvania college over antisemitism on campus
The OCR is investigating the college over claims that it has not adequately responded to antisemitic propaganda on campus, which could be a violation of Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964.
Microsoft suspended from visa program by Trump admin over fraud concerns
President Donald Trump's administration is targeting tech giant Microsoft, suspending the company from a program to apply for green cards for workers who come to the United States to live and work using an H-1B visa.
Curtis Flowers, black man whose death sentence was tossed out by SCOTUS, dies at the age of 56
Flowers sat on death row for 22 years and was given the death penalty for the 1996 killings of four people at his former job, despite there never being any DNA evidence linking him to the crime and the murder weapon was never found.
Forgotten class of 2022: Athletes caught between old and new NCAA eligibility rules turn to courts
Whether a college athlete gets a final season, and whether a team gets to field its full roster, now depends less on the NCAA’s rules than on which state’s courts hear the case, which creates an uneven playing field across conferences, and may disadvantage some student-athletes.
'Fool's gold': Pro-life groups trash FDA abortion pill safety review as sham after details exposed
Pro-life disillusionment with President Trump's second-term record worsens GOP voter enthusiasm gap going into the midterms. "Gold-standard" safety review promised by RFK Jr. faulted for missing relevant data sources.
Iran claims it controls the Strait of Hormuz, but oil export data show otherwise
Despite Tehran's insistence that it controls the vital waterway, Middle East energy flows have largely returned to pre-war levels. This comes after Iran's failed attempt at creating economic disaster for the West by attacking oil-laden ships, and instead, at least 16.5 million barrels a day of crude oil left the Middle East last month.
Stripping USAID permanently damages org, makes prospect of working there ‘unattractive’
The work of the Trump administration to cancel contracts and reduce USAID’s workforce will have lasting effects, even if a Democrat tries to reconstruct the agency.
ICE officer shoots, injures illegal migrant during targeted enforcement operation in NYC
The agency claimed the illegal migrant had a prior criminal conviction for grand larceny, and multiple arrests for assault, robbery, possession of drugs, and weapons possession. He was also allegedly associated with the Trinitarios gang.
Mike Rogers says voters should be 'angry' that El-Sayed failed to recognize Oct 7 anniversary
The comment occurred during the first Michigan Senate debate. Rogers is the Republican nominee for Senate and is facing El-Sayed next month in the midterms.
You Vote: With HHS creating new clinic to study reported vaccine injuries, what do you think?
The department said it launched a series of actions this week to better understand, identify, document, investigate and respond to health problems reported following vaccination, including requiring electronic health records to capture vaccine-related events.
James Talarico missing from Texas campaign trail due to flu, team says
Talarico, who has made virtual remarks recently, was last seen in Texas on Sept. 26, but he made an appearance in New York on Sept. 29.
HHS creates new NIH clinic to study reported vaccine injuries
The department said it launched a series of actions this week to better understand, identify, document and respond to health problems reported following vaccination, including requiring electronic health records to capture vaccine-related events.
