Trump is pushing for the Protect College Sports Act as the Senate nears a vote. Here's what the bill does and why it's facing resistance.

Biased psychologists manufacture fake trauma diagnoses to halt deportations, threatening the integrity of U.S. immigration courts.

Class action settlements enrich trial lawyers and protect corporations while giving victims pennies; automated payouts can fix it.

The summer of 2026 saw the air dimension of the Russia-Ukraine war flip dramatically, with Moscow seizing the upper hand.

Outdated FCC broadcast ownership rules strangle local talk radio while Big Tech dominates. The agency must reform the caps.

Germany's political center is collapsing as voters reject establishment parties and empower left-wing and right-wing surges.

The U.N. walkout during Netanyahu's speech was staged political theater. Over 100 delegations stayed, proving Israel isn't isolated.

The last-minute cancellation strips back $810 million in funding for several immigration and refugee programs, foreign debt-relief programs, and more.

The review determined that the university did not "act in bad faith" ahead of the event, but there were several security shortfalls ahead of Kirk's murder.

Zelensky told Ukrainian media on Friday that President Donald Trump verbally confirmed to him on the sidelines of the United Nations General Assembly.

The expected meeting underscores the pressure Republicans are under to regulate the industry ahead of the November midterm elections.

In order to maintain their celebrity and cultural relevance, social justice warriors Clark and Kaepernick need racism to exist in the U.S.