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Republicans in the House of Representatives held their first hearing on Thursday to investigate what they’re calling the “January 6 select committee security failures.” The event marked the latest effort by House Republicans to reframe the narrative around the January 6, 2021, Capitol riot and challenge findings from the previous…
Controversy Erupts Over DHS Social Media Content and Recruitment Tactics A heated debate has ignited over allegations that the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has utilized imagery and language associated with white supremacist ideology in its social media communications, raising concerns about recruitment practices within federal immigration enforcement. During a…
Climate scientists are fighting back against a wave of misinformation circulating on social media, particularly claims that downplay the increasing frequency of extreme weather events linked to climate change. A recent TikTok response by a climate negotiator, identified as “Lia and the World,” directly addressed false statements made by a…
Trump Administration Launches Second Phase of Gaza Peace Plan Amid Concerns Over Hamas Disarmament President Donald Trump’s administration has formally initiated the second phase of its plan to end the Israel-Hamas war, shifting focus from the ceasefire framework toward post-conflict governance, reconstruction, and security arrangements in Gaza. U.S. Special Envoy…
Republican officials are sharply criticizing Democratic National Committee Chair Ken Martin for comparing the United States under President Donald Trump to Iran’s theocratic regime, claiming both exhibit “authoritarian behavior.” The controversy erupts amid nationwide protests following the fatal shooting of a Minnesota woman by an Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE)…
Greenland Athlete Expresses Fear Over Trump’s Territorial Ambitions Biathlete Ukaleq Slettemark is facing a unique challenge as she prepares for potential qualification for the Milan Cortina Winter Olympics. Beyond the typical pressures of elite competition, the 25-year-old Greenland native is grappling with anxiety stemming from U.S. President Donald Trump’s repeated…
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Akshaye Khanna Not Returning for ‘Dhurandhar 2’ Despite Rumors, Source Confirms Following the unprecedented success of “Dhurandhar” as the highest-grossing film in Hindi cinema history, rumors circulated that Akshaye Khanna would return to shoot additional scenes for the upcoming sequel. However, these reports have now been definitively debunked by industry insiders. Khanna’s portrayal of Rehman Dakait in the 2025 blockbuster earned him widespread critical acclaim and numerous awards. The character’s death in the film’s climax initially seemed to preclude any appearance in the planned follow-up, disappointing fans who had embraced the villain as one of Hindi cinema’s most compelling antagonists.…
Ukrainian authorities have charged former Kherson Regional Council deputy Igor Brzezycki with a second count of collaboration with Russian occupation forces, the Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) announced this week. The new charges allege that Brzezycki, a prominent local businessman, served as deputy head of the Russian-installed administration in Kakhovka…
Insect Shield Settles Federal Lawsuit Over Military Uniform Claims Insect Shield LLC has reached a settlement in a whistleblower lawsuit that accused the company of defrauding the U.S. Department of Defense by providing Army uniforms that allegedly contained insufficient insect repellent treatment. Court documents filed Thursday in the U.S. District…
UNRWA Officials Lobby Congress Against Potential Terrorist Designation UNRWA officials urged congressional staff to oppose a potential Trump administration move to designate the United Nations agency as a foreign terrorist organization during a December 17 briefing, according to details obtained exclusively by Fox News Digital. The video conference, organized by…
In a significant display of legislative compromise, Republicans in Congress have approved a spending package that includes $643 million for the U.S. Agency for Global Media (USAGM), despite President Donald Trump’s previous efforts to eliminate the agency. The funding was included in the National Security, Department of State and Related…
British Columbia is ending its three-year drug decriminalization experiment, citing disappointing results in the province’s efforts to address substance abuse and encourage treatment seeking. Health Minister Josie Osborne announced Wednesday that the province will not seek an extension of its agreement with Canada’s federal health agency, effectively ending the policy…
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In a world where information and disinformation circulate at unprecedented speeds, Cubans face growing challenges in distinguishing truth from falsehood. This situation, while not new, has intensified with the expansion of internet access across the island, creating what officials describe as an information battleground amid economic crisis and political polarization.…
Sweden’s Migration Minister Faces Criticism Over Asylum Seeker Work Permit Policy Migration Minister Johan Forssell is under mounting pressure for his stance on Sweden’s controversial decision to abolish the “track change” law that previously allowed rejected asylum seekers to switch to work permits without leaving the country. Forssell has repeatedly…
Justice Department Launches False Claims Act Investigations into Corporate DEI Practices The U.S. Department of Justice has initiated a series of investigations into corporate diversity, equity, and inclusion practices under the False Claims Act, signaling a significant shift in the enforcement landscape for companies receiving federal funds. According to reports…
The United States has intensified its military operations in Somalia this January, conducting multiple airstrikes targeting both al-Shabab and the local Islamic State affiliate, according to U.S. Africa Command (AFRICOM). On January 12, AFRICOM announced that U.S. forces, working in close coordination with Somalia’s federal government, carried out airstrikes against…
Republican Senator Suggests Powell Resign to End Justice Department Probe North Dakota Republican Senator Kevin Cramer has proposed that Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell should consider resigning to potentially end the Department of Justice’s criminal investigation into his conduct, suggesting the move could benefit all parties involved. “If you’re the…
President Donald Trump is consulting with his national security team to determine the next steps with Iran as widespread protests continue across the country. Trump expressed concern about the significant number of Iranians killed and arrested during more than two weeks of unrest, though he noted he has heard “five…
Wisconsin Governor Evers Urges Legislative Action in Final Year of Term Wisconsin’s Democratic Governor Tony Evers has called on the Republican-controlled Legislature to address a wide range of priorities during his final year in office, challenging lawmakers to extend their session beyond scheduled adjournment dates if necessary to complete important…
Fewer Americans are enrolling in Affordable Care Act health insurance plans this year as expiring subsidies push premium costs beyond what many can afford, according to new federal data released Monday. The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services report shows a 3.5% drop in total enrollment compared to the same…
Bangladesh’s interim leader Muhammad Yunus has called on the United Nations for assistance in combating a wave of misinformation threatening to disrupt the country’s upcoming February 12 elections, according to official statements released Tuesday. During a telephone conversation with UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Volker Turk, Yunus expressed concern…
Bangladesh Interim Leader Warns of Disinformation Threat to February Elections Bangladesh’s interim leader Muhammad Yunus has raised alarms about a wave of disinformation that he believes could compromise the integrity of the country’s upcoming elections on February 12, the first since a popular uprising toppled the previous government in 2024.…
The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences clarified Tuesday that once a Nobel Prize is announced, the decision is irreversible, addressing growing questions about the institution’s award policies. “Once a Nobel Prize is announced, the decision is final. After this point, it cannot be revoked, shared or transferred,” the Academy stated…
In a wave of consolidation sweeping through America’s media landscape, communication experts are raising alarms about the growing influence of politically-motivated billionaires acquiring major news outlets. This trend threatens to reshape how information reaches the public and potentially undermine independent journalism in the United States. Victor Pickard, who co-directs the…
