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DOJ Confirms in Court Filing Anti-Weaponization Fund 'Will Not' Continue
The $1.776 billion fund, designed to compensate those claiming federal targeting during prior administrations, was scrapped after bipartisan Capitol Hill scrutiny.
Ex-Border Patrol Commander Greg Bovino Spoke at International Far-Right Conference in Portugal
The former DHS official appeared alongside white nationalist Martin Sellner and echoed remigration rhetoric that the Trump administration has increasingly adopted.
Downing Street Hits Out at People Seeking to Stir Division After Vance's Nowak Post
The UK government response comes amid political debate over the killing of Henry Nowak and calls for an independent review into his death.
Astronauts Briefly Moved to Safe Haven Over ISS Leak
Five of seven crew members waited inside a docked SpaceX capsule while Russian cosmonauts addressed ongoing air loss issues dating back to 2019.
State Department Weighs In on UK Murder Case Involving Henry Nowak, Drawing Criticism from British Officials
Vice President Vance and the department cited two-tier policing in a case where an 18-year-old white man died after police initially treated his killer as a racism victim.
Conservative Activist Questions Harley-Davidson's New CEO Over Diversity Record
Robby Starbuck published research arguing Artie Starrs, who became CEO in October 2025, has a history of supporting DEI programs at previous companies.
James Carville's 'Seventh-String Quarterback' Comment Emerges as Democrats' De Facto 2024 Autopsy
The veteran Democratic strategist's January 2025 metaphor comparing Kamala Harris to an underprepared backup has become a touchstone in post-election party debate.
After D.C.'s Reflecting Pool Gets Repainted, Visitors Ask: What Changed?
The $13.1 million project to resurface the 2,028-foot pool drew questions about cost transparency and whether historic preservation reviews were bypassed.
Top Democrats Back Platner Despite Abuse Allegations After Demanding Accountability in Kavanaugh Fight
The response marks a contrast from 2018, when many of the same Democratic lawmakers argued misconduct allegations against Republican figures warranted public scrutiny and investigation.
UK Watchdog Report Details Prince Andrew's Rent-Free Estate and Cottage Sublets
The National Audit Office review found the former royal lived at Royal Lodge for two decades paying nominal rent while generating income from sublet properties.