
6.0 Magnitude Earthquake in Afghanistan Kills 800, Injures Thousands
Desperate Afghans search for loved ones after a 6.0 quake kills 800 and injures 2,500 in eastern Afghanistan.

Desperate Afghans search for loved ones after a 6.0 quake kills 800 and injures 2,500 in eastern Afghanistan.

Ohio veterans challenge the National Guard’s role in D.C., citing legal concerns and potential erosion of community trust.

Mark Zandi warns of a potential U.S. recession as economic growth slows, with many states facing recession risks.

Australian PM Anthony Albanese accuses Iran of antisemitic attacks, cuts diplomatic ties. Iran denies involvement.

The assertion that military forces are necessary to combat local crime is merely a pretext.

President Trump declared “TOTAL VICTORY” after a NY court overturned a fraud penalty, but James plans to appeal.

Gavin Newsom’s defiant social media jabs at Trump highlight a shift in Democratic strategy, signaling a break from passive responses and invigorating party discourse.

In 2018, Yale Law professor Akhil Amar endorsed Brett Kavanaugh as a future justice receptive to legal scholarship. By 2023, Kavanaugh and peers heavily cited academic works in Second Amendment cases, especially in the United States v. Rahimi, showing a trend where scholars and judges collaborate, influencing constitutional law debates and setting a model for other legal movements.

Nevada Gov. Joe Lombardo vetoed a bill ensuring IVF access after pressure from anti-abortion groups, highlighting their continued influence within the GOP.

Newsmax will pay $67 million to settle a lawsuit with Dominion Voting Systems over defamation claims related to 2020 election lies.

President Trump and his cabinet initiated a federal takeover in D.C., deploying 800 National Guardsmen and 500 federal agents over a week to combat alleged crime. This move, justified by a need for law enforcement, raises legal questions, including potential violations of the Posse Comitatus Act. The effort, involving National Guards from other states and federal agents, may serve as a model for interventions in other cities, challenging state sovereignty and federal authority limits.

Free and fair elections in 2026 could be at stake; the integrity of the democratic process is under scrutiny and challenge.