A course at Indiana University trains students to view their existence as inherently oppressive based on their race, sex, or religion. Professor Colleen Rose makes students identify their identities as "subordinate" or "dominant," implying that people from certain groups are oppressors by default. The course's premise is criticized as counterproductive, fostering division and resentment among…

President-elect Donald Trump submitted an amicus brief to the Southern District Court of Texas to challenge the Biden administration's sale of border wall materials, arguing it's potentially illegal and undermines his administration's border security plans. The Biden administration has been selling off unused border wall materials through weekly auctions on a government surplus website, drawing…

Chinese nationals staged dramatic intrusion attempt on Guam during sensitive missile test Guam's Customs and Quarantine Agency apprehended seven Chinese nationals for illegally entering the island during a critical missile-interception test near a military base. The incident occurred during a crucial U.S. Missile Defense Agency test involving a new radar system, raising concerns about potential…

U.S. government sued by Palestinian Americans for failing to evacuate them from Gaza war zone Nine Palestinian Americans have filed a lawsuit in the United States District Court for the Northern District of Illinois, claiming the Biden administration abandoned them in the war-torn Gaza Strip, discriminating against Americans of Palestinian origin. The plaintiffs, represented by…

Health insurance companies have been growing in influence since the professionalization and centralization of American healthcare in the early 20th century. By the 1970s, health insurance companies had begun challenging other corporate interests for more economic and political power over the medical industry. The unrestrained influence health insurance companies have over medicine has driven healthcare…

Migrant crossings through deadly Darien Gap down 40% amid crackdown by Panama government Migrant crossings through the Darien Gap dropped by approximately 42 percent in 2024, from 520,000 in 2023 to around 300,000 this year. Panamanian authorities attribute the decline to enhanced border security measures, including biometric screening, increased troop deployments, the installation of razor…

Elon Musk suggests COGNITIVE TESTS for elected officials following reports of Kay Granger’s dementia issue Elon Musk is proposing cognitive testing for elected officials following concerns regarding aging and mental acuity in political leadership. This comes after reports revealed that Rep. Kay Granger (R-TX), 81, has been residing in an assisted living facility for several…

Confirmation: The government used private entities to censor citizens during the pandemic — even accurate information The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA), a division of the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), monitored and influenced domestic COVID-19 speech through private sector partners, raising constitutional concerns. CISA partnered with organizations like the Atlantic Council DFR Lab,…

Israel seizes Syrian buffer zone, bans villagers from their fields, as U.N. condemns occupation Israeli forces seized a 400-square-kilometer buffer zone on the Syrian border, previously controlled by the United Nations. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu justified the occupation, citing the need for Israel's security following the Syrian civil war. Syrian residents, particularly those in Maariyah…

Unexplained drone sightings over New York and New Jersey have raised concerns about potential new regulations restricting drone use. The FAA attributes the sightings to a mix of commercial, recreational and law enforcement drones, but questions about government transparency persist. New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy supports a bill granting DHS and DOJ greater authority over…