Former Brazilian president Jair Bolsonaro was admitted to an intensive care unit with bronchopneumonia. His family and supporters say prison care is inadequate while Lula's government blocks outside visits.
A former B.C. school trustee faces a $750,000 Human Rights Tribunal order after public comments about transgender people. The case raises questions about free speech, workplace safety, and where law ends and belief begins.
A left-leaning podcaster publicly urged the Biden administration to pursue sweeping prosecutions of conservatives tied to January 6. The rant exposes a push for politicized prosecutions rather than evidence-driven justice.
A member of Rep. Jasmine Crockett's security team was fatally shot by Dallas SWAT after a garage standoff. Authorities say he had posed as a law enforcement officer and ran an off duty placement service. Questions now focus on vetting and oversight.
A British man deported from the U.S. says he accepts responsibility and backs stronger enforcement. He describes his arrest, three weeks in a county jail, and a flight to London. His blunt take pokes at bureaucracy, activist interference, and the media spin around immigration.
Sen. Josh Hawley introduced a bill to ban mifepristone, citing safety concerns and allowing lawsuits against manufacturers. A House companion is planned.
Palantir CEO Alex Karp told CNBC that AI may shift economic influence away from highly educated, largely Democratic voters and toward vocationally trained, working-class men. He warned the technology is risky but argued America must lead the race to avoid falling under rival rules.
President Trump has authorized a 172 million barrel draw from the Strategic Petroleum Reserve as part of a larger 400 million barrel international release aimed at easing energy prices. The move raises questions about timing, replacement claims, and how long any price relief will last.
A street videographer recorded people being paid $5 to sign ballot petitions in San Francisco. Video shows names and addresses being coached. Campaigns, a billionaire-funded PAC, and the Secretary of State are now involved.