Obama Center Subcontractor Sues Managing Firm for $40 Million, Alleges Racial Discrimination A Black-owned construction subcontractor working on the Obama Presidential Center in Chicago has filed a $40 million lawsuit against the site’s managing firm, Thornton Tomasetti, alleging racial discrimination and unfair treatment during the course of the high-profile project. The subcontractor, II in One, … Read more

CENTCOM Commander Steps Down After Leading Successful Strikes on Iran’s Nuclear Sites General Michael “Erik” Kurilla, the seasoned commander known to his troops as “The Gorilla,” has officially ended a distinguished four-decade military career after three years at the helm of U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM). His tenure will be remembered most for directing President Donald … Read more

She’s Out: Bondi Fires DOJ Figure After Explosive Act Caught on Camera In the corridors of federal power, where bureaucratic norms have dictated behavior for generations, a new era of accountability is reshaping expectations. Attorney General Pam Bondi has made it clear that “business as usual” will no longer suffice. Recent personnel decisions at the … Read more

Trump Defiant After Appeals Court Strikes Down Most Tariffs but Keeps Them Temporarily in Place Former President Donald Trump responded with characteristic defiance late Friday after a federal appeals court struck down the majority of his administration’s wide-ranging tariff program — though the duties will remain in effect pending further legal action. “ALL TARIFFS ARE … Read more

Trump Admits Fears About Heaven, Frames Peace Efforts as Part of His Spiritual Legacy In a rare and candid moment on Fox & Friends, former President Donald Trump acknowledged that he sometimes fears for his eternal fate, confessing he worries he may not “get to Heaven.” Known for his openness about image, legacy, and faith, … Read more

President Donald Trump drew laughter and applause in the Knesset on Monday when he praised Israeli security personnel for swiftly handling two hecklers who attempted to disrupt his address — a moment that left Democrats back home fuming. The lighthearted remark, delivered after security intervened, is certain to agitate Trump’s critics, who for years have … Read more

Monday marked a historic and emotional milestone — the long-awaited ceasefire in the Middle East after two years of devastating conflict. The truce brought an end to the fighting between Israel and Hamas, a war that claimed thousands of innocent lives — and not a few who fought under the banner of the terror organization … Read more

Monday marked a historic and deeply emotional milestone — the long-awaited ceasefire in the Middle East after two years of unrelenting conflict. It was a day of somber reflection and cautious celebration: peace at last for many who had suffered, justice inching closer for those responsible, and, unexpectedly, a moment of comic relief for observers … Read more

It goes without saying that President Donald Trump is known for his unmistakable quirks — from his trademark red ties and sharp sense of humor to his distinctive cadence on words like “China” and his now-iconic dance moves. But one of Trump’s lesser-known habits is his ongoing, good-natured handshake rivalry with French President Emmanuel Macron … Read more

Aaron Spencer, the Arkansas man who made headlines last year after being arrested for the killing of a man accused of raping his 14-year-old daughter, is now entering the political arena. With his trial scheduled for next year, Spencer has announced his candidacy for sheriff of Lonoke County. Court records indicate that in October 2024, … Read more