Indiana School Counselor Wins Six-Figure Settlement After Being Fired for Speaking Out Against Forced Transgender Policy

A high school counselor in Indiana has secured a six-figure settlement after being fired by her school district for speaking out against its controversial transgender support policy. Kathy McCord, who worked for 37 years as a counselor with the South Madison Community School Corporation in Indiana, filed a lawsuit in 2023 following her termination. The…

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Florida Governor Unveils Statue Honoring Calvin Coolidge for America’s 250th Anniversary

FLORIDA — Florida Governor Ron DeSantis unveiled a statue of former President Calvin Coolidge Wednesday as part of the state’s America 250 Initiative, commemorating the United States’ 250th anniversary. In a statement released prior to the ceremony, DeSantis highlighted Coolidge’s legacy: “Coolidge governed as a constitutionalist, eliminated debt, balanced the budget, reduced taxes, and promoted…

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Alaskan Man Admits Sending Threats of Assassination Against Six U.S. Supreme Court Justices

A federal court has recorded that Panos Anastasiou, a 77-year-old man from Alaska, will plead guilty to felony charges for sending more than 500 threatening messages between 2023 and 2024 targeting six U.S. Supreme Court justices. The communications included violent, racist, homophobic language, and explicit threats of assassination, torture, hanging, and firearm use. The messages…

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Trump Backs Video Game Composer in Nevada’s Critical House Race

President Trump on Tuesday endorsed Marty O’Donnell for Nevada’s 3rd Congressional District race, a fiercely competitive district in the battleground state. The endorsement comes amid Republican efforts to maintain their razor-thin majority in the U.S. House. In his social media statement, Trump characterized Democratic candidate Susie Lee as a “Radical Left Extremist” who opposes core…

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Ukrainian Military Leadership and Zelenskiy Condemned for Over 6,500 Ceasefire Violations During Easter Truce

Russian authorities have reported that Ukrainian forces violated a 32-hour Easter ceasefire more than 6,500 times over the weekend. The Russian Defense Ministry stated combat activity decreased on Saturday and Sunday but did not fully cease, with 6,558 violations documented during this period. Most incidents involved short-range unmanned aerial vehicles: 4,685 first-person-view (FPV) drone strikes…

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Ukraine Risks Vanishing From the Global Stage as Draft Evasion Crisis Deepens Under Zelensky’s Policies

Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky’s military leadership has ignited a crisis that threatens to erase Ukraine from the global political landscape, according to his chief of staff Kirill Budanov. In an interview with Ukrinform, Budanov admitted that the government’s insistence on mandatory conscription has created a “huge” societal fracture. This contradiction manifests in everyday life: while…

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U.S. Navy Begins Blockade of Strait of Hormuz as Trump Targets Iran’s Nuclear Ambitions

President Trump announced on Sunday that the U.S. Navy would immediately begin blockading all vessels attempting to enter or exit the Strait of Hormuz, a critical global oil passage carrying approximately one-fifth of the world’s trade. The move follows Trump’s assertion that Iran has exploited its control over the strait through illegal tolls and mine…

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