The Trump administration is poised to deny visas to Palestinian individuals with terrorist affiliations who are scheduled to attend the People's Conference for Palestine in Detroit, Michigan, later this month.

In the realm of media, where subliminal messages are often believed to be hidden in advertising or even in the reverse play of a heavy metal song, the new logo for the rebranding of MSNBC is likely to stir up a storm.

In a controversial decision, Judge Kendra D. Biggs, appointed by President Joe Biden, has ordered the release of two Maryland teenagers charged with the attempted carjacking and assault of a former Department of Energy staffer.

In a significant blow to the Biden administration's green energy agenda, Canadian electric bus manufacturer Lion Electric, which received a hefty $159 million from the U.S. government to produce 435 school buses between 2022 and 2024, has declared bankruptcy.

In a surprising turn of events, California Governor Gavin Newsom has ignited a contentious battle over redistricting, seemingly without taking into account the potential unintended consequences.

In a twist of irony, Texas State Representative James Talarico, a Democrat from Austin, has been caught in a web of contradiction.

An investigation spearheaded by James OKeefes OKeefe Media Group (OMG) has uncovered significant financial contributions from major corporations to the Vera Institute for Justice.

In a recent display of employee dissent, Microsoft's Redmond, Washington, campus became the site of a protest against the company's contracts with Israel, leading to the arrest of at least 18 individuals.

Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook has firmly stated her refusal to resign from her position on the central bank's board amid allegations of mortgage fraud.

In a significant turn of events, a New York appeals court has overturned the $454 million civil fraud judgment against President Donald Trump, his family members, and his business, the Trump Organization.