Bronze Tribute, Boiling Questions Remain
One year after his assassination, Turning Point USA honored Charlie Kirk with an 8-foot bronze statue at its Phoenix headquarters, cementing his legacy amid...
Names Read, Doors Shut — What Changed?
A private, solemn 9/11 ceremony at Ground Zero honored every victim while the public watched from afar.Story HighlightsThe National September 11 Memorial & Museum...
Abolish ICE Push Sparks Security Jitters
Abdul El-Sayed is campaigning to abolish Immigration and Customs Enforcement, calling it “paramilitary” and “unreformable,” a hard-left push that would gut interior immigration enforcement...
A Tiny Road Sparks A Massive Yosemite Fight
California politicians are rushing to block a short backroad into Yosemite even as federal officials say no deal exists yet and any plan must...
Brooklyn Bar Fight Takes a City Hall Turn
A Brooklyn bar owner says an Adams-era insider demanded $2,500 to “fix” police pressure, and he is now suing for millions over what he...
A School Lunch Revolution Is Hitting Cafeterias
Ben Carson urged schools to feed kids “food fresh from the ground,” pairing sweet corn with hot dogs to shift taste toward real food...
Is Political Rage Becoming Its Own Epidemic?
President Trump told the press room it was the “largest group of Trump Derangement Syndrome people ever,” spotlighting a real pattern of anti-Trump fury...
Deadly Runway Chaos—What Changed Overnight?
A new ground radar at Reagan National aims to stop runway mistakes before they turn deadly again.Story HighlightsTransportation Department installed a Surface Movement Radar...
Who Let Ineligible Drivers Behind the Wheel?
A new federal crackdown says more than 30 Americans died last year in fatal crashes tied to ineligible foreign commercial drivers.Quick TakeFederal transportation officials...
Election Guardrails Thinned — Who’s In Charge?
ProPublica says at least 75 nonpartisan election-security staff are gone from federal offices, raising sharp questions about who now holds the keys to America’s...
