Supreme Curveball: Consent Or No Cash
The Supreme Court ruled 6-3 that prison guards cannot be sued personally for money damages under a federal religious freedom law — and Justice...
Workers Spy-Cammed For Robot Jobs
Indian factory workers were fitted with head-mounted cameras and filmed without their knowledge or consent — and the footage is being sold to global...
Buried Nearly a Week—Child Emerges
Jordan’s Civil Defense pulled a small child alive from Venezuelan quake rubble after nearly six days, a rare win in a disaster short on...
Constitution Slaps Down Executive Power
In a 5-4 decision, the Supreme Court just told President Trump — and the political class — that even in an age of executive...
Freedom 250 Money Trail Raises Eyebrows
As America turns 250, big brands are turning the party into a test of who really defines “American values” — citizens, politicians, or corporate...
Shocking Socialist Sweep Jolts New York
New York’s Democratic primaries delivered a socialist surge, toppling two House incumbents and signaling a leftward lurch inside deep-blue districts.Story HighlightsNew York City Democratic...
U.S. Moves Fast; Venezuela Fumbles
Back-to-back 7.2 and 7.5 earthquakes shattered northern Venezuela, leaving La Guaira’s buildings ripped open and families desperate for help.
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Venezuela declared a state...
Identity Theft Fueled COVID Test Grift
A Raleigh lab owner just admitted he helped steal more than $60 million from taxpayer-funded healthcare programs using fake COVID and flu tests and...
Housing Lifeline Stalled — Filibuster Trap Sprung
Trump’s decision to freeze a landmark housing bill until Congress passes his SAVE America Act has turned a rare bipartisan victory on affordability into...
Double Murder — Suicide Gown Stuns Court
A California murder suspect was hauled into court in a suicide‑prevention gown after a deadly apartment shooting and a two‑hour freeway chase that has...
