San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie approved one of the city’s most controversial pieces of legislation just days before Christmas, quietly signing an ordinance that establishes a framework for a potential reparations program. The measure authorizes the creation of a city-recognized reparations fund that, under proposals outlined in a prior advisory report, could one day support … Read more
U.S. House Majority Whip Tom Emmer of Minnesota said Governor Tim Walz should face criminal prosecution if evidence shows that he or his administration knowingly concealed the scale of welfare fraud in the state. Emmer’s remarks come amid expanding investigations into alleged large-scale abuse of Minnesota’s social services programs, including child nutrition, childcare assistance, housing … Read more
Two countries have announced retaliatory measures after being included in former President Donald Trump’s expanded U.S. travel ban list. Earlier this month, Trump revealed new full and partial travel bans affecting nationals from 39 countries, with the restrictions set to take effect on January 1, 2026. [read more] The bans introduce stricter visa requirements or … Read more
The chant “CNN sucks” caught on during the 2016 election for a reason—and it’s not going away anytime soon if this is how the network continues to behave whenever stories emerge that make Democrats look bad. Watching this latest clip is honestly second-hand embarrassing. [read more] Once again, it took an independent YouTuber—Nick Shirley—to do … Read more
A massive fire destroyed a historic 150-year-old church in Amsterdam early on New Year’s Day, as authorities across the Netherlands dealt with unusually high levels of violence and emergency incidents. The blaze reduced much of the landmark structure to ruins, marking a significant loss to the city’s architectural and cultural heritage. [read more] Officials said … Read more
A federal judge appointed by President Bill Clinton has ordered the FBI to destroy emails that prosecutors say are central to the obstruction and false statements case against former FBI Director James Comey, a decision that legal experts warn could severely undermine any future prosecution. U.S. District Judge Colleen Kollar-Kotelly of the District of Columbia … Read more
Brigitte Bardot spent her final days quietly devoted to animal welfare, a cause that defined the latter half of her life, even as her broader legacy remained inseparable from her unapologetic political views. The French screen legend and longtime animal-rights activist died at age 91, according to a statement released Sunday by the Brigitte Bardot … Read more
Former U.S. Sen. Ben Nighthorse Campbell, a towering figure in Colorado and national politics known for his independence and dramatic party switch, died Tuesday at the age of 92, according to his family. Campbell passed away of natural causes while surrounded by loved ones, his daughter Shanan Campbell said. He is survived by his wife, … Read more
Washington state child care providers are drawing renewed scrutiny after a viral video alleging widespread fraud at Minnesota daycares sparked a wave of online investigations across the country. The attention has now shifted to the Evergreen State, where independent researchers and online commentators are examining public records to identify potential irregularities in how state child … Read more
A deadly explosion rocked a bar in the Swiss ski resort town of Crans-Montana, sending shockwaves through the normally quiet alpine destination. The blast occurred suddenly, catching patrons and staff off guard and triggering an immediate emergency response. The incident has shaken the local community as well as visitors who had gathered in the area … Read more
