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In a rare and telling admission, The Washington Post has walked back a report on a deadly incident in Gaza that it now acknowledges failed to meet its own standards of fairness and accuracy—an admission that has reignited debate over media bias in coverage of the Israel-Hamas conflict. The controversy centers on a Sunday article …

In a swift and high-profile response to a chilling act of domestic terrorism, federal authorities have detained the wife and five children of Mohamed Sabry Soliman—the Egyptian national who firebombed pro-Israel demonstrators in Boulder, Colorado. The move marks a dramatic escalation in the government’s handling of foreign nationals linked to terror activity within U.S. borders. …

In a move that has ignited fierce political and cultural debate, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has ordered the U.S. Navy to rename the USNS Harvey Milk, a ship originally christened in honor of the San Francisco gay rights icon. The decision, confirmed by internal memos and reported by The Military Times, signals what Pentagon officials …

What was supposed to be a cost-saving innovation in California’s bar exam process has quickly morphed into one of the most chaotic episodes in the history of legal licensure — and now, more than 200 test takers are suddenly waking up as licensed attorneys. After a disastrous February exam marked by widespread technical failures and …

Former President Donald Trump responded swiftly and sharply to the Molotov cocktail attack in Boulder, Colorado, placing the blame squarely on President Joe Biden’s immigration policies. In a Truth Social post published Monday, Trump tied the violence directly to what he termed Biden’s “Open Border Policy,” warning that incidents like this will continue unless the …

The Trump administration has rolled back sweeping Biden-era restrictions that blocked oil and gas development in the National Petroleum Reserve in Alaska (NPR-A) — reopening the door to domestic energy production across one of the largest undeveloped oil basins in the United States. The reversal, announced Monday by Interior Secretary Doug Burgum, rescinds the 2024 …

In what may be the most unexpected diplomatic headline of the week, President Donald Trump offered some humor-tinged “marital advice” to French President Emmanuel Macron following a now-viral video in which Macron’s wife, Brigitte, appeared to shove him in the face as the two prepared to exit a plane in Vietnam. The footage, which caught …

In a fiery, unscripted moment on Friday, former President Joe Biden responded to intensifying scrutiny over his cognitive health and decision to run for reelection by issuing a defiant and colorful rebuke: “I can beat the hell outta both of them.” The comment, aimed at CNN anchor Jake Tapper and journalist Alex Thompson, was a …

In a scene of horrifying violence that stunned the peaceful streets of Boulder, Colorado, a pro-Israel gathering turned to chaos Sunday when an Egyptian national—illegally residing in the U.S.—allegedly launched a firebomb attack, injuring eight people in what officials are calling a hate-driven act of terror. The suspect, Mohamed Sabry Soliman, 45, is being held …

In a bold move underscoring growing concerns over ideological influence in judicial vetting, the Justice Department—now under the leadership of Attorney General Pam Bondi—has severed the American Bar Association’s (ABA) privileged access to judicial nominees and their confidential information. The decision marks a sharp shift in how the federal government will engage with what was …