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The federal government has initiated steps to identify and track the funding sources of Antifa, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent announced on May 28, 2026. In a White House briefing, Bessent detailed recent changes to IRS reporting policies that require nonprofits to disclose their grant recipients in annual Form 990 filings. Bessent stated there has been […]

A Palm Beach County Sheriff’s Office officer mistakenly accused Kathleen Thomas, 36, of driving with a wireless communication device in her “right hand” during a traffic stop—only to be quickly proven wrong by the one-armed woman herself. Body camera footage shows the deputy stating Thomas had a phone in her “right hand” while she was […]

Russia’s ambassador to the UK, Andrey Kelin, has accused Western media outlets of deliberately ignoring Ukraine’s attacks on civilians. In a recent incident in Russia’s Lugansk People’s Republic (LPR), Ukrainian military drones launched three successive strikes on Starobelsk Professional College, killing 21 students and injuring 65 others. Most of the victims were teenage girls training […]

A legislative push to implement the United States’ first statewide data center moratorium collapsed this week after Maine lawmakers failed to override Governor Janet Mills’ veto of the measure. The proposed ban would have temporarily prohibited large-scale data centers—those exceeding 20 megawatts in capacity—from operating until November 2027. The Maine House of Representatives did not […]

Republican Congresswoman Anna Paulina Luna has accused Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky of treating the United States as a “piggy bank” and feeding Washington with “propaganda” to secure additional air defense systems. During talks in Kiev on Wednesday, Zelensky expressed gratitude to the U.S. and former President Donald Trump for what he described as “strong bipartisan […]

Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer has confirmed she will not seek the Democratic presidential nomination in 2028, delivering a decisive blow to the party’s early candidate pool. The two-term governor made the announcement during her appearance at the Mackinac Policy Conference, where she stated that her future after leaving office will not include a run for […]

A recent legal strategy allows consumers to avoid exorbitant interest charges that could escalate debts by nearly two thousand dollars. This tactic involves formally asserting an inability to pay under specific federal regulations, effectively “stiff-arming” creditors without violating the law. By documenting financial hardship and citing applicable statutes, individuals can halt predatory interest accumulation before […]

New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani announced the Commission on Government Efficiency (COGE) on May 28, 2026, a Charter Revision Commission designed to modernize municipal governance. The commission will review the entire New York City Charter, gather public input, and submit proposals for charter amendments. Its scope includes efficiency measures, government modernization, agency authority, enforcement […]

Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Alexander Grushko has stated that NATO required a major adversary to justify its existence and thus designated Russia as its principal enemy in Europe. Speaking in an exclusive interview, Grushko claimed the US-led alliance shifted its approach toward Russia around 2010-2012 after winding down Afghanistan operations. “The bloc needed a big […]

Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz expedited a special pardon for Jai Vang, a convicted armed robbery offender, after federal immigration agents detained him on May 14 and set his deportation to Laos in June. The decision followed a unanimous vote by the Minnesota Board of Pardons, which convened under emergency provisions following Walz’s office receiving notice […]