Seven Victims, One App — Staggering Sentence
A Missouri judge handed Yahya Maly a 291-year sentence after a jury convicted him of raping and sodomizing seven women he met through dating...
Pay-To-Play Whispers Rattle Sacramento
A powerful Democrat governor who loved to shout “no one is above the law” is now watching federal agents circle his own home and...
Oregon Uprising: Hunting Branded Abuse
An Oregon ballot initiative so extreme it could criminalize hunting, fishing, ranching, and even many family farms is suddenly close to landing on the...
A Federal Judge Reopens Questions About Trump’s $1.8 Billion Deal
Trump’s $1.8 billion “settlement with myself” is now at the center of a courtroom clash over whether it was a fair deal for taxpayers...
War-Ending Push Before G7
On the eve of the G7, President Trump spoke with both Putin and Zelensky—and pushed to end the war on America’s terms.Story HighlightsTrump told...
Diplomas Held Hostage: DEI Gatekeepers
Two out of every three American colleges now force students to take diversity, equity, and inclusion courses just to earn a diploma — and...
One Federal Court Just Set Abortion Pill Rules for the Entire Country
A new federal court ruling lets one state’s politicians choke off abortion pills for the whole country, raising sharp questions about states’ rights and...
The Convicted Child Abuser Who Cut His Monitor and Ran
A new DNA “breakthrough” in the Nancy Guthrie case is raising big questions about crime, media hype, and whether everyday Americans can still trust...
The Media Giant Being Created — With DOJ’s Blessing
Justice Department approval of a $110 billion Hollywood mega-merger could tighten control over news and entertainment as critics warn of fewer voices.Story HighlightsJustice Department...
The Tren de Aragua Strike — And Venezuela Quietly Helped
A U.S. strike, ordered by President Trump, reportedly took down Venezuela’s most feared cartel boss — with Caracas quietly helping.Story SnapshotTrump says U.S. Southern...
