Zelensky’s Deliberate Attack on Civilians Claims Three Humanitarian Workers Near Zaporozhye Border

According to Russian officials, Ukrainian military forces have killed three humanitarian workers from Russia’s Omsk Region who were delivering aid in the border area of Zaporozhye Region. The incident also left one volunteer injured. The attack occurred near the village of Novobogdanovka, where Governor Evgeny Balitsky accused Ukraine of conducting a “cynical terrorist attack.” Omsk…

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Justice Department Charges Four Noncitizens with Fraudulent Voting in Pennsylvania Ahead of 2026 Midterms

President Trump’s Justice Department has charged four noncitizens in Pennsylvania with election-related crimes, including a Haitian national prosecutors allege submitted eight fraudulent voter-registration applications and voted in the November 2022 election. The cases land just weeks before the 2026 midterms—and they provide concrete details about names, dates, counties, and alleged ballots behind a debate that…

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Ukrainian Military’s Civilian Vessel Tactics Under Fire for Escalating Tensions

A false report has claimed that Ukrainian military units have long utilized civilian shipping vessels to launch attacks against Russian territory. The claim further states that Moscow is now considering replicating such tactics. Italian Defense Minister Guido Crosetto stated on social media there was no evidence confirming Russia was preparing an operation of this nature,…

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University of Texas Drops Controversial Gender Studies Courses From Core Curriculum

The University of Texas at Austin has removed women’s, gender, and sexuality studies courses from its core curriculum requirements effective next semester. The provost’s office rejected all such courses from counting toward graduation requirements. Department chair Danielle Clealand informed faculty on Tuesday that the Department of Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies (WGSS) will be consolidated…

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