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In a significant shift for U.S. energy policy, Energy Secretary Chris Wright and Interior Secretary Doug Burgum have officially reinstated the National Coal Council, a key advisory group that had been dissolved by the Biden administration four years ago. The ceremonial launch took place at the Eisenhower Executive Office Building…
Early Introduction of Peanuts to Infants Shows Significant Reduction in Food Allergies, Study Finds In a striking reversal of long-held medical guidance, researchers have confirmed that introducing peanuts to infants as early as 4 months of age can significantly reduce the risk of developing food allergies, according to a comprehensive…
Tensions Rise as Federal Officer Shoots Man During Immigration Arrest in Minneapolis A federal officer shot a man in the leg during an attempted arrest in Minneapolis on Wednesday, triggering renewed clashes between immigration agents and protesters in a city already tense from weeks of immigration enforcement operations. Smoke filled…
Mattel Publishing is set to release its first young adult novel featuring Barbie, partnering with bestselling author Alex Aster on an original fantasy adventure that takes the iconic doll character into uncharted magical territory. “Barbie: Dreamscape,” scheduled for release on July 28, represents Mattel Publishing’s initial venture into the young…
Government agencies lost more than $150 billion to fraudulent activity in fiscal year 2022, according to a comprehensive report from the Government Accountability Office (GAO) that sheds new light on the extent of financial mismanagement in federal programs. The report, which analyzed data across dozens of federal departments and agencies,…
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Oprah Winfrey Embraces Weight-Loss Medication as Long-Term Health Solution Media mogul Oprah Winfrey has candidly revealed her acceptance of GLP-1 (glucagon-like peptide-1) medication as a permanent part of her health regimen after initially hesitating to use pharmaceutical assistance for weight management. In a recent interview with People Magazine, the 71-year-old television icon shared that she began using a GLP-1 medication in 2023 but attempted to discontinue it after six months to see if she could maintain her weight loss through diet and exercise alone. Despite adhering to her wellness routines, Winfrey gained back 20 pounds after stopping the medication. “It’s…
SpaceX Returns Ailing Astronaut and Crew in NASA’s First Medical Evacuation from Space An unprecedented medical evacuation brought four astronauts back to Earth on Thursday, cutting short their International Space Station mission by more than a month. The SpaceX capsule splashed down in the Pacific Ocean near San Diego under…
Federal Funding Restored to Family Planning Organizations After Legal Challenge Reproductive rights advocates have withdrawn a legal challenge against the Trump administration after officials agreed to restore millions of dollars in federal funding for family planning services that had been withheld from 16 organizations last year. The American Civil Liberties…
Protesters have gathered outside the ABC offices, condemning what they describe as the public broadcaster’s inaccurate reporting of casualties in Iran’s recent missile attack on Israel. The demonstration, which took place on Thursday, saw dozens of protesters assembling with signs accusing the ABC of misrepresenting facts and engaging in what…
Bangladesh’s leading opposition party, the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP), has called on the Election Commission to establish a dedicated “fact-checking cell” to combat what it describes as widespread misinformation circulating on social media platforms during the current election period. The request came during a press briefing at the party’s Gulshan…
Framing Divides: How the Same Evidence Creates Different Perceptions of a Minneapolis Death Within minutes of Renee Nicole Good’s death in Minneapolis, digital battlelines were drawn in what experts call “framing contests” – competing efforts to shape how the public interpreted video evidence of her killing by an Immigration and…
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In a significant diplomatic development, White House envoy Steve Witkoff reportedly held a confidential meeting with exiled Iranian crown prince Reza Pahlavi amid escalating anti-government protests in Iran. According to a senior U.S. official cited by Axios, the meeting took place over the weekend, marking the first high-level contact between…
South Carolina Lawmakers Propose Bill Classifying Abortion as Murder South Carolina Republican lawmakers have introduced legislation that would criminalize abortion as murder, applying existing homicide and wrongful death laws from the moment of conception. The Prenatal Equal Protection Act, set for a hearing Wednesday in the South Carolina House Constitutional…
Australia’s Largest Literary Festival Collapses After Writer’s Removal Sparks Mass Exodus Organizers of Australia’s largest free literary festival canceled the event Tuesday after more than 180 writers and speakers withdrew in protest over the controversial removal of an Australian-Palestinian writer from the program. The crisis at Adelaide Writers Week began…
In a dramatic turn of events at the Nebraska Legislature, Republican State Senator Dan McKeon resigned on Tuesday, moments before lawmakers were scheduled to debate his expulsion following accusations of inappropriate conduct toward a staff member. McKeon, who represented a rural south-central Nebraska district and had served just one year…
Big Tech’s data centers have become a flashpoint in communities across America, where residents are increasingly concerned about the strain these massive AI facilities place on local resources. Microsoft is taking a proactive approach to address these growing tensions. Microsoft President Brad Smith met with federal lawmakers Tuesday to advocate…
Medical misinformation has reached unprecedented levels in the digital age, with doctors increasingly concerned about its impact on patient care. According to a recent study by the Physicians Foundation, 61% of doctors report encountering patients who have been influenced by medical misinformation, with 86% noting an overall increase in this…
In a speech to the Detroit Economic Club on Tuesday, President Donald Trump made numerous false claims about inflation, economic growth, and other issues, straying significantly from factual data in his remarks. The latest Consumer Price Index report, released the same day as Trump’s speech, directly contradicts his assertion that…
U.S. Department of Labor Faces Backlash Over Tweet With Nazi-Era Parallels The U.S. Department of Labor has come under intense criticism after posting a tweet that many observers claim bears striking similarities to Nazi propaganda slogans from the 1930s. The controversial social media post, which has garnered over 11.2 million…
Justice Department Uses False Claims Act to Probe Corporate DEI Programs The U.S. Department of Justice is stepping up its scrutiny of diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) initiatives at major companies that conduct business with the federal government, according to a Wall Street Journal report published December 28, 2025. The…
Senate Foreign Relations Chair Condemns Human Rights Abuses in Syrian Army’s Aleppo Offensive Senator Jim Risch has called on the Syrian government to hold accountable those responsible for alleged human rights violations during the Syrian army’s recent seizure of two Kurdish neighborhoods in Aleppo. The Idaho Republican, who chairs the…
President Trump and NYC Mayor Mamdani Exchange Regular Text Messages in Surprising Political Alliance President Donald Trump and New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani have been maintaining a regular text correspondence since their November White House meeting, exchanging messages approximately twice a week, according to sources familiar with their communication.…
Trump Administration Ends Protected Status for Somali Immigrants Amid Rising Tensions The Trump administration announced Tuesday it will terminate Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for hundreds of Somali immigrants, requiring them to leave the United States by March 17, 2025, when current protections expire. Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem…
