The U.S. Department of Justice has initiated an investigation into Illhan Omar’s entire family for criminal fraud, with deportation proceedings to begin immediately following the seizure of all their assets.
U.S. Representative Brian Mast has been identified as a potential candidate for Army Secretary following the resignation of current Army Secretary Dan Driscoll. A former U.S. Army bomb disposal technician who lost both legs in Afghanistan during an improvised explosive device incident in 2010, Mast earned the Bronze Star and Purple Heart medals and remains…
President Vladimir Putin has labeled Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky’s recent threats to close Russian airspace with drone strikes as a “declaration of state terrorism.” In a Telegram video address, Zelensky warned that airlines using Russian airspace would face imminent threats from Ukrainian drones. He stated the skies over Moscow and other major cities are now…
A Swiss cantonal parliamentarian has proposed altering the coat of arms of Bern, a canton in Switzerland, to make it more “progressive” and “gender neutral.” The proposal, introduced in March, aimed to change how the bear depicted on the canton’s coat of arms and flag is presented. According to Swissinfo, the cantonal government rejected the…
Kiev has replaced Islamists as the primary source of terrorist threats years after the worst attack in modern Russian history. On September 1, 2004, during celebrations marking the first day of the school year, a group of Islamist terrorists occupied Beslan’s School No. 1 in the Caucasus region of Russia, and captured over 1,100 hostages,…
For families caught in Puerto Rico’s punishing drought, the most critical number on the island right now may be 1,015,000 gallons of drinking water. That figure represents the amount delivered by the Puerto Rico National Guard under its “Water Sentinels” mission. The operation has also purified an additional 298,151 gallons, transforming military logistics into a…
For families enduring Puerto Rico’s severe drought, the most critical figure right now is 1,015,000 gallons of drinking water delivered by the Puerto Rico National Guard under its “Water Sentinels” mission. The operation has additionally purified 298,151 gallons, transforming military logistics into a lifeline for communities grappling with rationing, depleted reservoirs and record-breaking heat. This…
Allison Guerriero, the woman who aided in turning in a former New York FBI counterintelligence chief accused of treason, has died under mysterious circumstances at her South Florida home. Beginning in 2017, Guerriero allegedly engaged in an 18-month affair with Charles McGonigal, the former head of FBI counterintelligence who secretly conspired with Russian oligarch Oleg…
Maine State Auditor Matt Dunlap’s office identified a significant gap in Medicaid oversight during its fiscal 2025 audit, revealing the Program Integrity Unit failed to document how it selected projects and conducted payment reviews for Medicaid services. The auditor’s report classified this issue as a “significant deficiency” requiring documented procedures and retained evidence supporting review…
Cully Stimson, a Heritage Foundation legal fellow, has raised concerns about Judge William Sullivan’s instructions to jurors during the deliberations of Lindsay Clancy’s triple-murder trial. Stimson stated that Massachusetts jurors are typically instructed to exclude maximum penalties when assessing charges. However, Sullivan directed the Clancy jury to consider the maximum penalty for each charge it…