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The US government’s attempt to revive a False Claims Act lawsuit against Harvard College has been denied by a federal judge, dealing a blow to the Justice Department’s efforts to shift its approach on diversity, equity, and inclusion matters. Judge Loren L. AliKhan of the US District Court for the…
The Atlantic magazine filed a lawsuit on Tuesday against Google and its parent company Alphabet, accusing the tech giant of monopolizing the digital advertising market and misleading publishers about the benefits of its advertising technology. In a 94-page complaint submitted to the federal court in New York’s southern district, The…
Latin American Guerrilla Groups Consider Alliance Against Trump Following Maduro’s Arrest Latin America’s most powerful guerrilla organizations are being urged to set aside years of bloody infighting and form a united front against President Donald Trump, according to recent reports. The calls for unity have intensified following the arrest of…
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Indonesia Confirms Anti-Disinformation Law Still in Early Discussion Phase Indonesian government officials have clarified that the controversial Draft Law on Countering Disinformation and Foreign Propaganda remains in preliminary discussions and has not yet been formally drafted into legislation. State Secretary Minister Prasetyo Hadi emphasized the preliminary nature of the initiative during a press briefing at the Presidential Palace in Jakarta on Thursday. “The drafting hasn’t started yet. It’s still a discourse,” said Prasetyo, who is also a Gerindra Party politician. According to Prasetyo, the discussions stem from growing concerns about information accountability in the digital age. “The government is considering…
The Trump administration’s capture of Nicolás Maduro has sent shockwaves beyond Venezuela’s borders, with repercussions being felt across Latin America and globally. Among the nations most affected by this development is China, whose deep-rooted interests in Venezuela span financial, strategic, and military dimensions. According to a newly released report from…
Kaiser Permanente affiliates have agreed to a $556 million settlement with the federal government to resolve allegations of Medicare Advantage fraud, marking one of the largest healthcare fraud settlements in recent years. The Oakland-headquartered healthcare consortium was accused of violating the False Claims Act by systematically submitting invalid diagnosis codes…
Supreme Court Weighs Future of Women’s Sports in Landmark Transgender Cases The Supreme Court heard extended arguments this week in two pivotal cases that could determine the future of women’s sports across America. The justices engaged in nearly three and a half hours of questioning in Little v. Hecox and…
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney arrived in Beijing Thursday marking the first visit by a Canadian leader to China in eight years, declaring that the two nations are entering a new era of diplomatic relations. Carney, who took office 10 months ago, is working to repair bilateral ties that deteriorated…
FBI agents conducted a search of Washington Post reporter Hannah Natanson’s home in Virginia on Wednesday as part of a leak investigation, seizing her phone, two laptops, and a Garmin watch, the Justice Department announced. The search is connected to an investigation into Aurelio Perez-Lugones, a Pentagon contractor accused of…
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Bangladesh’s Chief Adviser Seeks UN Support to Combat Election Misinformation Chief Adviser Prof Muhammad Yunus has appealed to the United Nations Human Rights Office for assistance in combating widespread misinformation surrounding Bangladesh’s upcoming February 12 elections, expressing concern about potential impacts on the democratic process. During a telephone conversation with…
Trump Touts Economic Wins in Michigan Despite Mixed Reality on Costs President Donald Trump returned to Michigan Tuesday, declaring a major economic revival under his administration while downplaying persistent inflation concerns that continue to affect many residents’ daily lives. “Investment is booming, incomes are rising, inflation is defeated, America is…
Labor Department Under Fire for Tweet Echoing Nazi Slogan The U.S. Department of Labor has sparked widespread criticism over a social media post containing language that many viewers have linked to Nazi propaganda. The controversial tweet, published over the weekend, featured historical images of America’s founding fathers alongside the phrase…
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…
