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Federal Government Loses Hundreds of Billions Annually to Fraud and Improper Payments The federal government is hemorrhaging between $233 billion and $521 billion annually due to fraud, according to a sobering new report from the Government Accountability Office (GAO). The assessment, which analyzed data from fiscal years 2018 through 2022,…
Russian authorities have charged several streaming platforms with violating the country’s anti-LGBTQ+ propaganda laws, as the popular Canadian series “Heated Rivalry” continues to gain underground popularity despite censorship efforts. Court records show that Kinopoisk, Wink, Ivi, Amediteka, 24TV, Digital Television, and Beeline TV face charges for allegedly sharing content that…
Republican Sen. Lindsey Graham has called for the United States to use “any means necessary” to halt the Iranian government’s deadly crackdown on protesters, intensifying pressure on the regime amid growing unrest in the Islamic Republic. In a statement posted on X Wednesday, Graham described Iran’s leadership as a “murderous,…
Earth Records Another Year Among Hottest on Record as Warming Acceleration Concerns Grow Earth’s average temperature in 2025 ranked among the three hottest years on record, according to international climate monitoring teams, with scientists expressing growing concern that global warming could be accelerating. Six scientific groups placed 2025 behind 2024…
The University of Michigan Board of Regents unanimously approved Kent Syverud as the institution’s 16th president on Monday, selecting a leader who acknowledges the significant challenges facing both the university and higher education nationwide. Syverud, currently chancellor and president of Syracuse University, will begin his five-year term on July 1…
A proposed billionaires’ tax in California has sparked fierce debate across Silicon Valley, with tech leaders threatening to relocate while Governor Gavin Newsom works to block the measure over concerns it could trigger a mass exodus of wealth from the state. California, home to more billionaires than any other state,…
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Pentagon Renaming Could Cost Taxpayers Up to $125 Million, Budget Office Reports WASHINGTON — Changing the Department of Defense’s name to the Department of War could cost American taxpayers as much as $125 million, according to a new analysis from the Congressional Budget Office released Wednesday. The potential rebrand stems from an executive order signed by President Donald Trump in September, which authorized “Department of War” as a secondary title for the Pentagon. When signing the order, Trump argued that the switch would send a message to global adversaries that the United States remains a formidable military power. He also…
Judge Weighs Fate of Major New York Offshore Wind Project Halted by Trump Administration A federal judge is set to rule Thursday on whether to lift a Trump administration order that paused construction on the Empire Wind project, a major offshore wind farm designed to power more than 500,000 homes…
Indonesian Legal Aid Foundation Warns Against New Disinformation Bill The Indonesian Legal Aid Foundation (YLBHI) has issued a stark warning against the government’s proposed Bill on the Prevention of Disinformation and Foreign Propaganda, arguing that it fundamentally contradicts the country’s constitutional protections for free expression. In a statement released Thursday,…
Bulgarian Man Fights Russian Disinformation Despite Being Exploited as Propaganda Tool For nearly a decade, Bulgarian mechanic Nikolay Gentchev has faced a peculiar question from friends and acquaintances: “You’re not dead, are you?” Since 2014, Gentchev’s photograph has been weaponized in pro-Russian media outlets, which falsely claim he was burned…
Five Kaiser Permanente affiliates have agreed to pay $556 million to resolve allegations that they improperly boosted Medicare Advantage payments by submitting unsupported medical diagnoses, the U.S. Department of Justice announced Wednesday. The settlement addresses claims that several Kaiser health plans and regional medical groups violated the False Claims Act…
California Court Approves New Congressional Map in Major Democratic Victory A federal court ruled Wednesday that California can proceed with a new congressional map that could significantly boost Democratic chances in the 2026 midterm elections. The three-judge panel in Los Angeles voted 2-1 to reject challenges from both state Republicans…
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Winter Storms Claim Lives as Gaza’s Displaced Struggle in Makeshift Shelters Powerful winter winds collapsed walls onto flimsy tents housing displaced Palestinians in Gaza, killing at least four people, hospital authorities reported Tuesday. The tragedy highlights the dangerous living conditions that persist despite the ceasefire that has been in effect…
The Supreme Court appeared poised on Tuesday to uphold state laws prohibiting transgender girls and women from participating in school sports teams that align with their gender identity, potentially delivering another setback to transgender rights in America. During more than three hours of arguments, the court’s conservative majority signaled it…
Wall Street’s relationship with the Trump administration has abruptly deteriorated this week after nearly four years of generally favorable policies for the financial sector. The administration’s recent proposals targeting credit card interest rates and the Federal Reserve have drawn sharp criticism from banking executives who previously benefited from Trump’s deregulatory…
In the closing days of World War II, the United States unleashed a weapon that would forever change global warfare and international relations. On August 6, 1945, an atomic bomb obliterated much of Hiroshima, a Japanese city of 300,000 residents. Three days later, a second bomb devastated Nagasaki. These attacks,…
U.S. President Donald Trump has reignited controversy by declaring an American takeover of Greenland a national security priority for his second term, making statements that experts say contain numerous inaccuracies about the strategic Arctic territory. Trump has escalated his rhetoric in recent weeks, suggesting military force as a potential option…
The U.S. military and regional partners have established a new air defense operations cell at Qatar’s Al Udeid Air Base to strengthen integrated missile defense capabilities across the Middle East, U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM) announced Tuesday. This development comes amid escalating tensions with Iran and follows a direct attack on…
Iran Intensifies Crackdown on Nationwide Protests with Communications Blackout When protests erupt across Iran, the government’s first response has often been not dialogue but darkness. Iranian authorities have imposed sweeping internet and communications blackouts, expanded surveillance drone usage, and deployed security forces to suppress demonstrators in recent days. Analysts and…
Simple Blood Test May Detect Crohn’s Disease Years Before Symptoms Appear A simple blood test could revolutionize early detection of Crohn’s disease, potentially identifying the condition years before symptoms manifest, according to breakthrough research from Canadian scientists. Researchers have discovered that measuring the immune system’s response to flagellin, a protein…
France’s far-right leader Marine Le Pen appeared in court on Tuesday to appeal an embezzlement conviction that threatens to derail her 2027 presidential ambitions. Standing before a three-judge panel in Paris, the 57-year-old National Rally leader firmly denied any wrongdoing in the misuse of European Parliament funds. “I’d like to…
The Trump administration has officially designated three Middle Eastern branches of the Muslim Brotherhood as terrorist organizations, fulfilling a key policy pledge and potentially reshaping U.S. relations with several regional allies. The Treasury and State departments announced sanctions Tuesday against the Lebanese, Jordanian, and Egyptian chapters of the organization. In…
UN Rights Chief Pledges Support to Combat Election Misinformation in Bangladesh UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Volker Türk has offered to assist Bangladesh in countering the spread of misinformation threatening to undermine the country’s upcoming February 12 elections, following concerns raised by Chief Adviser Professor Muhammad Yunus. During a…
Russian State Media Figures Lament Trump’s Actions While Celebrating Global Disorder Russian state media personalities have returned from their winter vacations with a mix of complaints and perverse optimism about global affairs, particularly regarding U.S. President Donald Trump’s recent actions. During a January broadcast of “Sunday Evening With Vladimir Solovyov,”…
