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Supreme Court Will Hear December Fight Over Third‑Country Deportations
The Supreme Court will hear oral arguments in December on the federal government’s authority to deport migrants to other countries, according to The Western Journal. What the report says The Western Journal states the case concerns deportations of what it calls “illegal aliens” to “Third World countries.” The outlet also notes the high court issued…
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He Drilled In—Then Met a 73-Year-Old Vet With a Gun
A 73-year-old Vietnam War veteran told CBS he fired once during a struggle with an intruder inside his Sunset District home before dawn Sunday; police later detained an injured man.
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Videos show police takedown at JD Vance rally; accounts name Dem candidate
Clips posted on X appear to show officers taking a man to the ground at a JD Vance rally in Lakeland, Florida. The Gateway Pundit and other accounts name him as Democratic candidate Ben Braver; that claim isn’t independently verified.
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Knicks Still Weighing Trump White House Visit
New York Post and SNY Knicks clips indicate the NBA champions are still “internally discussing” a White House stop under President Donald Trump.
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Marriages Are Largely Happening in Middle America and Not in Urban Centers
An Institute for Family Studies report says the largest shares of unmarried young adults sit in major cities, while the most new marriages are concentrated across Middle America.
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Bill Gates: “Bad Stuff Is Imminent” as AI Races Ahead
In a new essay and media interviews, Bill Gates warns AI risks are arriving faster than safeguards and proposes taxing robots and AI token usage to slow the shift away from human labor.
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Hegseth Fires Back at NBC Over 2028 White House Talk: ‘100% False’
NBC News reported that Pete Hegseth had discussed a possible 2028 presidential campaign. Hegseth and the Pentagon rejected the claim, while allies and operatives offered split views on the idea.
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Trump Team Claims Massive Venezuela Oil Deal Would Hand U.S. Majority Control
A source statement describes a sweeping U.S.-linked energy arrangement involving Venezuelan oil fields, private-sector control, audits and promised American refinery benefits — but the claims require independent verification before publication.
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When DEI Becomes DIE: The Tragic Case Of Jason Arday
Jason Arday’s rise was praised as historic. His resignation and death, after allegations about his academic work and personal history, have intensified a fraught debate over merit, diversity and institutional accountability.
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Von der Leyen Floats Canada as EU’s First ‘Associate Member.’ One Catch…
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen publicly proposed working to make Canada the European Union’s first “associate member,” according to the source text and embedded social posts attributed to the Commission and von der Leyen. The source says Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney was in the European Parliament chamber when the idea was unveiled.…
