Trump Nominates Wellness Influencer as Surgeon General; Kale Prescriptions Ahead?
President Trump's nomination of wellness advocate Dr. Casey Means as the new U.S. surgeon general raises eyebrows and expectations for a renewed focus on dietary health, as she champions lifestyle changes while navigating the controversial intersection of politics and medicine.
Trump, Musk Spar Over 'America Party': The Billionaire Bickering Begins
Elon Musk's announcement of the 'America Party' to counter Trump's spending bill has ignited a billionaire rivalry, sparking debates about the feasibility of third-party politics in a traditionally two-party system.
Greenpeace's Tab: $660M for Pipeline Protest Party Favors
A North Dakota jury's unprecedented ruling against Greenpeace, mandating the organization to pay $660 million in damages related to Dakota Access Pipeline protests, raises critical concerns about free speech and the power dynamics between environmental activism and corporate interests.
Impeached President Yoon Released: Arrest Warrant, Not Career, Cancelled
South Korea's impeached President Yoon Suk Yeol has been released from jail in a surprising legal twist, allowing him to prepare for his trial over a controversial martial law decree that could determine his political future and freedom.
Trump Halts Trade Talks, Claims Canada's Tax 'Insults' U.S.
President Trump abruptly halts trade negotiations with Canada, labeling a newly announced digital services tax as a direct attack on U.S. interests, while Wall Street responds with visible unease over potential escalating trade tensions.
Wrongly Deported Man Debates U.S. Return Policy
Kilmar Abrego Garcia's vacation turns into a legal debacle as he faces human trafficking charges after a wrongful deportation, highlighting serious flaws in U.S. immigration policy and constitutional rights.
JD Vance Meets Pope: Calls for Holy Immigration Solutions
JD Vance's meeting with Vatican officials this Easter reveals a profound clash between political immigration policies and the Church's call for compassion, highlighting the intricate challenges of aligning faith with governance.
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Congressional Intern Killed by Stray Bullet in DC Shooting
The tragic death of 21-year-old congressional intern Eric Tarpinian-Jachym, who was killed by a stray bullet in a DC shooting, raises alarm over the rising gun violence in urban areas and its devastating impact on innocent lives.
Former Memphis Officers Acquitted in Tyre Nichols Case
The recent acquittal of three former Memphis police officers in the Tyre Nichols case has rekindled national outrage and discussions on police brutality, raising urgent calls for reform and accountability amidst ongoing federal charges against the officers.
Minnesota Senator John Hoffman and Wife Survive Targeted Shooting
Minnesota Senator John Hoffman and his wife narrowly escaped a brutal targeted shooting at their home, suffering serious injuries while highlighting alarming trends in political violence against public officials.
Mangione's Lawyers Fight Death Penalty as Political Move
Luigi Mangione's defense argues that the Attorney General's pursuit of the death penalty in his murder case is a politically motivated maneuver that undermines his constitutional rights and the integrity of the judicial process.
Trump Administration Releases 10,000 Pages on RFK Assassination
The release of 10,000 previously classified documents on Robert F. Kennedy's assassination offers new insights and challenges longstanding narratives, particularly regarding claims of multiple gunmen and the investigation itself.
Bryan Kohberger's Guilty Plea: Implications for Idaho Murder Case
Bryan Kohberger's guilty plea to the murders of four University of Idaho students under a plea deal brings closure for some families while leaving others frustrated by unanswered questions and the absence of a public trial.
Death Threats Against Congresswoman Cammack Spark Safety Concerns
Rep. Kat Cammack faces alarming death threats following her recount of a life-threatening ectopic pregnancy, raising critical concerns about the safety of public officials amidst escalating political discourse on abortion rights.
Church Threatens Excommunication Over Washington's Child Abuse Reporting Law
A new Washington law requiring clergy to report child abuse confessions disrupts the confidentiality of confession in the Catholic Church, risking excommunication for non-compliance and igniting a debate over child protection versus religious freedom.
Florida Businessman Charged with Murder Found Dead in Jail
David Knezevich, a Florida businessman charged with his estranged wife's kidnapping and murder, was found dead in prison from an apparent suicide, complicating the investigation into her mysterious disappearance.
President Trump's Order Honors Murdered Texas Girl Jocelyn Nungaray
President Trump establishes the Jocelyn Nungaray National Wildlife Refuge in honor of the murdered 12-year-old, serving as both a tribute to her life and a focal point for ongoing discussions about community safety and immigration.
Bryan Kohberger Case: Recent Legal Developments and Testimony Challenges
As Bryan Kohberger's high-profile trial for the brutal stabbings of four University of Idaho students approaches in August 2025, the stakes are raised with the prosecution seeking the death penalty and the defense preparing to humanize him through testimonies from long-time acquaintances amidst a strict gag order limiting public discourse.
Border Czar Tom Homan Faces Personal Costs Amid Death Threats
Tom Homan, the border czar appointed by Trump, reveals the personal costs of his role, living apart from his family due to severe death threats, underscoring the dangerous realities faced by public officials in a divisive immigration landscape.
Minnesota Governor Announces Capture of Suspect in Speaker's Killing
The capture of Vance Boelter, the suspect in the assassination of Minnesota House Speaker Melissa Hortman, brings a sense of relief to state officials amid growing concerns over political violence.
Lori Vallow Daybell Convicted in Murder Conspiracy Cases
Lori Vallow Daybell faces severe legal repercussions after her conviction for conspiring to murder her niece's ex-husband, marking her second murder conspiracy conviction in Arizona in less than two months amidst a troubling pattern of violent behavior linked to familial relationships.
Charges Against Six Migrants Linked to SC Mother's Murder
Six undocumented immigrants face serious charges, including murder and attempted robbery, in connection with the tragic shooting of a South Carolina mother, raising complex issues of crime, immigration, and community safety.
Dilbert Creator Reflects on Call with Trump Amid Cancer Diagnosis
Amid his battle with metastatic prostate cancer, Scott Adams reflects on a personal voicemail from Donald Trump offering support, highlighting the intersection of personal crises and political relationships.
14-Year-Old Faces Adult Charges for Newark Detective's Murder
A 14-year-old gang member accused of murdering Newark Detective Joseph Azcona will be tried as an adult, reflecting a fierce crackdown on rising gang violence and a shift in how the justice system addresses youth involvement in serious crimes.
New Jersey Trooper Under Investigation for Dog Shooting and Assault
The arrest of New Jersey state trooper Alexander Lark for allegedly shooting his dog and assaulting officers has ignited discussions about police accountability and mental health within law enforcement.
Arizona Executes Aaron Gunches, First Since 2022
Arizona's execution of Aaron Gunches marks the state’s return to capital punishment after a hiatus, spotlighting new protocols aimed at ensuring accountability and transparency amidst ongoing debates over the death penalty's ethics and efficiency.
CENTCOM Airstrike Eliminates Key ISIS Leader Overseeing Global Operations
A precision airstrike by U.S. Central Command has eliminated Abu Khadijah, a top ISIS leader, significantly disrupting the terrorist organization's global operations and financial structure.
Bryan Kohberger Claims Autism in Death Penalty Defense
Bryan Kohberger's defense asserts that his autism spectrum disorder reduces his culpability in the murder of four University of Idaho students, proposing that this mental health condition should exempt him from the death penalty and raise questions about jurors' perceptions of his behavior in court.
Denver SWAT Team Raid Targets Wrong Apartment, Lawsuit Filed
A Denver family's traumatic experience with a SWAT team raid on their apartment, which was mistakenly targeted, has led to a lawsuit alleging constitutional rights violations and raising urgent questions about police accountability and reform.
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Elon Musk Dreams of Tariff-Free Utopia, Disses Trump's Trade Playbook
Elon Musk advocates for a tariff-free trade zone between the US and Europe, sharply criticizing Trump’s protectionist policies while lamenting his recent financial losses amid worsening trade tensions.
Court Greenlights Trump's Anti-DEI Orders, Diversity Delayed
A federal appeals court has upheld Trump’s directives aimed at dismantling diversity, equity, and inclusion programs, igniting nationwide protests and a complex legal battle over free speech and civil rights.
Zelensky Tags Trump: King of 'Disinformation Space'
Ukrainian President Zelensky has labeled Trump as the 'King of Disinformation Space,' challenging his claims about Ukrainian approval ratings and the origins of the conflict with Russia, while highlighting the complexities of international diplomacy amid a swirling vortex of misinformation.
Trump Flip-Flops on Ukraine: Sends Arms, Aims Tweets
In a contentious shift, the Trump administration resumes arms shipments to Ukraine amidst ongoing aerial attacks from Russia, illustrating the complex dynamics of geopolitical support and U.S. military readiness.
Trump, Netanyahu Schedule Meeting: Peace Talks and Iran on Menu
As Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu meets with President Trump, both leaders aim to forge a ceasefire with Hamas, navigating the precarious landscape of Middle Eastern diplomacy while weighing the costs and potential outcomes of their discussions.
Allred Aims for Cornyn's Seat, Fans Cry 'Game of Texan Thrones!'
Colin Allred's bid for the 2026 Texas Senate race promises a fierce political showdown as he challenges incumbent John Cornyn and Ken Paxton, sparking excitement among voters eager for change amid the state's shifting demographics and rising corruption concerns.
Elon Musk Ditches DOGE; White House Fetches New Leaders
Elon Musk's departure from the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) leaves behind a controversial legacy of limited budget savings and uncertain future leadership as the White House steps back in to navigate the challenges ahead.
Trump Declares 'America First' With First American Pope
The election of Pope Leo XIV, the first American pope, has prompted excitement and optimism from President Trump and American Catholics, sparking speculation about the cultural impact this new leadership could have on the Vatican's direction and agenda.
Krishnamoorthi Eyes Senate Seat: Durbin's Exit Sparks Candidacy Carousel
Rep. Raja Krishnamoorthi enters a competitive Illinois Senate race following the departure of Dick Durbin, bringing his personal story and significant financial backing to a primary that could reshape the political landscape in the state.