A proposal to put former First Lady Melania Trump on the cover of Vanity Fair has set off a firestorm inside the glossy’s editorial ranks, exposing a deep rift over the magazine’s direction under new leadership. According to industry reports, the idea originated with
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After being out of the public eye for weeks, Chinese President Xi Jinping made a rare journey to Tibet on Thursday, underscoring Beijing’s push for unity as disputes over the Dalai Lama’s succession intensify. The visit, Xi’s second to the region and the first by a Chinese leader since 2021, coincided with the 60th anniversary
The weirdest school district in America appears to be at it again.
As political tensions deepen and economic uncertainty lingers in the United States,
A new report from the Ethics and Public Policy Center is reigniting debate over the role of politics in American athletics—calling for
Even the liberals had to go along with this one. In a sweeping unanimous decision, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled Thursday that
Harvard is once again facing objection for being completely off the rails. The university’s decision to feature Yurong “Luanna” Jiang as a
In a spectacle critics are calling “peak liberal delusion,” King Charles III opened Canada’s 45th Parliament on Tuesday by delivering a land
Democrats have become the party of rich and bored Baby Boomers. Millionaire co-founder of Ben & Jerry’s Ben Cohen was arrested Wednesday
In a dramatic shift that underscores the Trump administration’s effort to reorient federal transportation policy back to doing its job rather than
Late Thursday night, President Donald Trump kept another promise, signing an executive order terminating federal funding for National Public Radio (NPR) and
Once ranked among the lowest-performing states in the nation, Mississippi’s public education system has undergone a striking transformation—an outcome Governor Tate Reeves
Dr. Anthony Fauci, one of the highest-paid former federal employees, has been raking in the cash since quitting his day job, taking
The U.S. Supreme Court has agreed to hear arguments on May 15 over a Trump administration policy that seeks to restrict birthright
