Christian School Wins $566,000 Settlement After Being Banned From Sports for Religious Beliefs

A Christian school in Vermont secured a $566,000 settlement with state education agencies following a two-year ban from all sports and academic competitions after refusing to allow its girls’ basketball team to compete against a transgender athlete in 2023. The victory follows a years-long conflict that forced the school’s entire athletic and academic teams—including spelling…

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White House Ballroom Bill: $400 Million Security Push Faces Legal and Fiscal Headwinds

A group of Republicans in Congress has introduced legislation to authorize $400 million for what they call the “East Wing Modernization Project,” which includes a State Ballroom, visitor screening facilities, and related security infrastructure. The bill was unveiled on Monday by Senators Lindsey Graham of South Carolina, Katie Britt of Alabama, and Eric Schmitt of…

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Minnesota Federal Raids Uncover $18 Billion in Taxpayer Fraud by Somali Networks

Federal agents executed search warrants at nearly 22 daycare centers across Minnesota on Tuesday, April 28, 2026, targeting operations suspected of defrauding taxpayers. One of the raided facilities was the Quality Learning Center in Minneapolis, which became widely recognized for its misspelled sign reading “Quality Learing Center.” The raids, conducted by the FBI Evidence Response…

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Ilhan Omar’s “World War Eleven” Misstatement Sparks Outrage as Immigration Fraud Probe Continues

Far-left Democratic Representative Ilhan Omar of Minnesota has drawn renewed online criticism after a viral video revealed her mention of “World War Eleven” during a March 2023 news conference. The remarks, made while advocating for repeal of the Alien Enemies Act (AEA), have ignited widespread ridicule for what many describe as a profound historical inaccuracy….

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Two Men Killed in Shootout as FSB Foils Ukrainian-Linked Oil Facility Sabotage Attempt

Russia’s Federal Security Service (FSB) reported on Monday that it has foiled a planned sabotage attack targeting an oil installation in the Komi Republic, western Russia. Two Russian citizens were killed in a shootout during an arrest attempt. The suspects allegedly acted under instructions from Ukrainian intelligence services and established covert contact through messaging apps,…

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Teachers’ Unions Divert Over $1 Billion to Left-Wing Political Causes

A watchdog report reveals that teachers’ unions and their state and local affiliates have funneled more than $1 billion into political causes, advocacy groups, PACs, and campaigns over the past decade. The findings, detailed by Defending Education, indicate a significant shift in how educator dues are utilized, with substantial sums directed toward progressive political infrastructure…

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Two Strikes in Two Days: U.S. Military Kills Five Narco-Terrorists in Eastern Pacific

U.S. Southern Command executed a lethal kinetic strike on April 26 that killed three male narco-terrorists aboard a vessel operated by Designated Terrorist Organizations, with no American forces harmed. The operation was conducted under the direction of SOUTHCOM commander Gen. Francis L. Donovan and involved Joint Task Force Southern Spear. A separate strike on April…

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