Zohran Mamdani’s refusal to support Israel as a Jewish state has triggered a national debate among American Jews, with over 1,100 rabbis warning of risks to Jewish safety.
Gov. Ron DeSantis orders Florida’s public universities to stop hiring foreign workers on H-1B visas, citing a need to prioritize American talent.
National Guard troops were deployed to Portland, Oregon, in direct defiance of a federal court order, marking a serious escalation in the legal battle between the Trump administration and the judiciary.
Larry Bushart spent over a month in jail after being accused of threatening mass violence for sharing a political meme following Charlie Kirk’s assassination. Charges have now been dropped.
Dozens of University of Illinois students tried to use AI to apologize for cheating—only to be exposed by identical emails. Professors turned the moment into a viral lesson on academic integrity.
California animal rights activist Zoe Rosenberg was found guilty of conspiracy and trespassing after removing four chickens from a poultry facility, signaling a potential shift in legal attitudes toward direct-action protests.
Nobel laureate Wole Soyinka confirms the U.S. revoked his visa, citing a missed interview and political tensions.
Jamaican officials confirm all 25,000 international tourists are safe after Hurricane Melissa, with evacuation flights set to begin Thursday.
Milorad Dodik, a Putin-aligned Serbian leader, has had U.S. sanctions lifted following a lobbying push by Trump allies including Rudy Giuliani and Michael Flynn.
Swedish actor Bjorn Andresen, known globally as the ‘most beautiful boy in the world’ after starring in ‘Death in Venice’ at age 15, has died at 70.