(Headline USA) Police in New Mexico's capital city on Friday were investigating the vandalism and partial destruction of a public monument to a 19th century frontiersman and U.S. soldier.
The monument to Christopher “Kit” Carson has been encircled by a plywood barrier for its own protection since 2020, when Santa...
(Headline USA) An assistant high school football coach in Washington state who was fired for over his public post-game prayers was back on the field Friday after the U.S. Supreme Court held that his practice was protected by the Constitution.
Joe Kennedy strode alone to midfield, knelt and prayed for...
(Luis Cornelio, Headline USA) A federal court judge in Florida rejected a legal challenge against former President Donald Trump's eligibility for the 2024 presidential race under the 14th Amendment.
Judge Robin Rosenberg, an Obama appointee, issued her decision, arguing that the anti-Trump plaintiffs did not have standing to challenge the former...
(Luis Cornelio, Headline USA) New Jersey Democrat Gov. Phil Murphy has taken a firm stance against President Joe Biden's request to take in illegal aliens from an already flooded New York City.
Murphy expressed serious concerns about the feasibility of such a move, citing the inability of the state to...
(Mark Pellin, Headline USA) Following signals from the White House to continue endless and limitless funding for the president’s proxy war with Russia, Senate Democrats have threatened to withhold disaster aid for wildfire-ravaged Maui unless it is coupled with at least $25 billion more for Ukraine.
Sen. Kelly Duckworth, D-Ill.,...
(Luis Cornelio, Headline USA) The Pennsylvania Democratic Party finds itself in disarray just months before a crucial election, prompting concerns among party members and strategists alike.
A lengthy Politico report, released on Friday, exposed a litany of issues plaguing the party, including financial woes and staff layoffs. The state party's troubles...
(Dmytro “Henry” Aleksandrov, Headline USA) Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg appointed a group of "leading experts" to advise him on "transportation equity," among whom are those who said that cars should be phased out because they promote racism and cause climate change.
Earlier this month, Buttigieg appointed 24 new members to his...
(Headline USA) The Los Angeles City Council voted this week to pursue lawsuits against Texas Republican Gov. Greg Abbott for shipping illegal immigrants to the self-proclaimed sanctuary city, accusing him of participating in human trafficking.
The council voted unanimously on Wednesday for two motions to consider the suits against Abbott and...
(Mark Pellin, Headline USA) A federal judge used a leftist language loophole to allow a biological man posing as a woman to continue ogling and victimizing members of a college sorority.
Wyoming US District Court Judge Alan Johnson this week tossed a lawsuit that had been filed by six members...
(Robert Jonathan, Headline USA) An artist lost a $500,000 commission when Philadelphia officials cancelled his contract to design a Harriet Tubman statue for the city hall grounds.
North Carolina-based Wesley Wofford, 51, initially got the gig in March 2022 after his original sculpture of the revered and legendary abolitionist famous...
(Ken Silva, Headline USA) When the U.S. Postal Inspection Service’s secret Internet Covert Operations Program, or iCOP, was revealed by Yahoo News in 2021, many observers asked the logical question: Why does the post office need to spy on social media?
A member of Congress is finally doing something to...
(Ken Silva, Headline USA) Elon Musk changed Twitter’s official name to X, but the company seems to be reverting to its pre-Musk censorship and banning policies.
Twitter announced on Thursday a slew of impending changes to the social media platform, including the right to ban users for “commercial inviability”—in other...