Starmer Hits Pause on Chagos Deal
Britain has paused its Chagos Islands handover plan after pressure from Washington, leaving the Diego Garcia base and the wider deal in limbo.
Court Vacates Hernández Drug Conviction
A federal appeals court said the case against former Honduran President Juan Orlando Hernández is moot after a Trump pardon. The ruling sends the matter back to district court for dismissal.
History Lesson Backfires on Green Candidate
A Green Party candidate's ancestor claim about Lagos ran into community notes, a messy colonial record, and the usual modern taste for moral theater.
Vance Heads to Iran Talks
JD Vance is set to lead the U.S. side in talks tied to Iran’s nuclear program, with Washington warning that pressure is still on the table if the deal goes sideways.
Hunter Biden Wants a Cage Match
Hunter Biden says he is ready for a cage fight with Don Jr. and Eric Trump, while the usual media circus keeps spinning the story into fresh outrage and fresh clicks.
Trump Celebrates Fuller, Slams Greene
Clay Fuller won Georgia's 14th District by 11 points, and Donald Trump quickly turned the result into a fresh political message, complete with praise for Fuller and a swipe at Marjorie Taylor Greene.
Americans Back Birthright Citizenship Limits
A Rasmussen poll says 59% of Americans support limiting automatic citizenship. The debate is back, and Washington may not enjoy the scorecard.
Easter Conversion Surge Catches Attention
Catholic dioceses and national polling are both pointing to renewed interest in faith, especially among younger adults and young men. The hard part is separating real momentum from the usual PR glow.
California Audit Boss Admits the Gaps
An undercover video shows a California controller communications official saying audits are not getting done and that fraud is widespread, while also pointing to weak homelessness oversight.
Trump, CNN Clash Over Iran
Trump says CNN ran a false Iran ceasefire headline from a shaky source, then demanded a correction. CNN says the statement came from Iranian officials, which is a neat reminder that the internet can turn confusion into a global sport.