Chicago Burning Cross Suspect Is Asian Student, Says He Protested Trump [VIDEO]
A burning cross in Chicago triggered immediate outrage, but the man behind it later said it was an anti-Trump protest, not a racist attack.
Report says Trump tariffs cost up to 1 million jobs, $1,000 a family
A new analysis says Trump’s 2025 tariffs failed to bring back factory jobs and may have cost up to 1 million jobs nationwide. The White House dismissed the report while businesses seek refunds after the Supreme Court ruling.
Deadly Crash Suspect, Released by Biden, Now Held by ICE
Federal immigration agents arrested Georgii Gabiev, a Russian national accused in a 2024 Minnesota crash that killed truck driver Tim Tarnowski. Officials say Gabiev entered the country in 2022, ran a stop sign while watching a YouTube lesson on his iPad, and later served jail time for criminal vehicular manslaughter.
67% of Colleges Now Require DEI Courses to Graduate
A Speech First-backed report says 165 of 248 colleges require a DEI course, including a Jesuit school with a class called "Bad Catholics."
Trump Backs Mike Collins in Georgia Runoff, Slams Dooley
Trump’s late endorsement came just before Georgia’s runoff and put him on a collision course with Gov. Brian Kemp’s camp, which backed Derek Dooley.
Declassified Docs Claim 40 US-Funded Ukraine Biolabs, Raise Oversight Questions [WATCH]
Declassified intelligence documents reportedly identify 40 biological research facilities in Ukraine tied to U.S. funding, reviving questions about oversight, safety, and official spin.
DOJ to investigate Minnesota fraud and whistleblower retaliation
Rep. James Comer says Minnesota’s fraud probe is now headed to the Justice Department after whistleblowers helped flag the case. He says state leaders ignored warning signs and retaliated against employees who came forward.
ActBlue CEO to testify on fraudulent and foreign donation allegations
ActBlue CEO Regina Wallace-Jones is set to testify before House Republicans as they press allegations of weak fraud checks, foreign donations, and possible misleading testimony to Congress.
Judge strikes down Trump’s $100,000 H-1B visa fee as unconstitutional
A Massachusetts judge said the administration turned the H-1B fee into an unauthorized tax and skipped the rulemaking steps agencies are supposed to follow.
Big Tech sues to block Texas parental consent law
Texas is fighting over a new app store law that would require parental consent before minors download apps or make in-app purchases. The tech industry says that is censorship. Parents may call it Tuesday.