Even on mornings when I’m in a rush to get somewhere on time or nights when I can hardly keep my eyes open, I never skip brushing my teeth. And it’s not just because I want to avoid cavities, crowns and root canals. I’ve read article after article talking about the connection between the health…

A federal judge ruled Google illegally monopolized key ad tech markets, harming competition. The decision highlights Google's dominance stifling small publishers, especially conservative and niche content creators. Google plans to appeal, disputing the ruling as partially flawed but faces expert skepticism. The case reflects a bipartisan push to hold Big Tech accountable for antitrust violations.…

A win for free speech: State Department SHUTS DOWN controversial disinformation office Secretary of State Marco Rubio officially shut down the Counter Foreign Information Manipulation and Interference (R/FIMI) Office on April 16, calling it a successor to the controversial Global Engagement Center (GEC), which was accused of censoring domestic political speech. Rubio condemned R/FIMI as…

A mass shooting at Florida State University (FSU) on April 18 left two dead and six injured. The suspect, 20-year-old Phoenix Ikner (son of a sheriff's deputy), used his mother's former service weapon. He was shot by police after firing in the student union and is in custody. President Donald Trump called the tragedy "terrible"…

U.K. Supreme Court rules “woman” refers to biological sex, overturns Scottish trans inclusion policy The U.K. Supreme Court unanimously ruled that the terms "woman" and "sex" in the Equality Act 2010 refer only to biological sex, excluding transgender women with Gender Recognition Certificates (GRCs) from being legally classified as women in certain contexts. The decision…

Trump administration transfers 110,000 acres to U.S. army in bold border security move The Trump administration transferred 110,000 acres of federal land along the U.S.-Mexico border to the Department of the Army under the Department of Defense, enabling expanded military control for patrols, infrastructure and deterrence of illegal crossings, drug smuggling and human trafficking. The…

Former FAA contractor admits to spying for Iran, exposing critical U.S. aviation data A former FAA contractor and U.S. citizen admitted to spying for Iran, sharing 172 GB of classified aviation and energy sector data. Abouzar Rahmati, an ex-IRGC officer, handed stolen FAA documents to Iranian officials during a visit to Tehran. The DOJ warns…

Trump orders DOJ to investigate former officials for alleged treason and election misconduct President Donald Trump directed the Department of Justice (DOJ) to investigate ex-officials Christopher Krebs and Miles Taylor, accusing one of "treason," escalating political tensions linked to the 2020 election and national security clearances. Krebs, fired by Trump in 2020 for declaring the…

Trump exempts smartphones, computers and key electronics from new tariffs on Chinese imports President Donald Trump has exempted smartphones, computers and other electronic devices and components from the reciprocal tariffs imposed on Chinese imports, providing relief to major tech companies like Apple, Microsoft and Samsung. The exemptions, which include semiconductors, solar cells and flat panel…

President Donald Trump suggests tariffs, projected to generate up to $2.7 trillion, could replace federal income taxes, citing pre-1913 U.S. history when tariffs were the primary revenue source. His aggressive tariff policy aims to force companies to relocate factories to the U.S., leveraging trade dynamics rather than focusing solely on immediate revenue. Trump references the…