The outline slashes programs dedicated to peace and democracy promotion as well as cuts hundreds of jobs.

The plight of Russian scientist Kseniia Petrova, detained while advancing cancer research at Harvard, highlights the broader implications of immigration policies on academic talent and scientific progress.

A tragic terrorist attack in Pahalgam, India, has resulted in the deaths of at least 24 tourists, prompting widespread condolences and raising urgent questions about security and safety in the region.

The Colorado court's recent decision to continue the DOJ inquiry into Tina Peters signals a pivotal moment in the fight against perceived political persecution. This case raises critical questions about justice and election integrity.

In a landmark Supreme Court ruling, Gorsuch and Roberts align with liberal justices, allowing deportation deadlines to be ignored if they fall on weekends, raising significant concerns about immigration law enforcement's future.

The People's Study aims to gather stories from people injured or who have died as a result of vaccinations, including to COVID-19 shots or hospital protocols.

The Trump administration's EPA plans significant staff reductions, targeting those engaged in environmental justice and DEI initiatives. This shift raises critical questions about the future of pollution efforts in marginalized communities.

“Long Live the Massapequa Chiefs!” Trump wrote.

(DCNF)—Over the past two decades, a reclusive Swiss billionaire has poured more than $800 million into left-wing causes across America, and now states are fighting back. Hansjörg Wyss, 89, a Swiss national with an estimated net worth of roughly five billion dollars, has quietly become one of the most influential donors on the American left. […]