Purdue University has quietly imposed an unwritten policy sharply limiting the admission of graduate students from China and other politically sensitive nations, a move driven by national security concerns that critics say risks damaging the university’s engineering research pipeline. The informal directive emerged after
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Democrats have adopted a new strategy: if fraud is illegal, just hide it. As federal and state investigators continue to unwind a sprawling taxpayer-funded fraud scandal in Minnesota, a Democratic lawmaker in Virginia has introduced legislation that would move in the opposite direction—by preventing the state from requiring nonprofits to verify eligibility for certain federal
House Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer, a Republican from Kentucky, on Tuesday
Another midwestern state is facing a fraud problem. A Nigerian-born professor once
President Donald Trump has intensified private criticism of Canada in recent weeks, raising concerns to aides
A House Judiciary subcommittee will convene a high-profile hearing next week to examine allegations of widespread
The Justice Department has opened a federal investigation into Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz and Minneapolis Mayor
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney announced a major recalibration of Ottawa’s foreign and trade policy on
A federal judge on Tuesday sentenced Ruby Corado, a prominent LGBTQ+ activist and founder of the Washington-based nonprofit Casa Ruby, to 33 months in prison for wire fraud
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An Israeli security expert is forecasting the imminent collapse of Iran’s ruling regime, predicting a dramatic regional realignment and the possibility of near-term U.S.-led military action. Speaking Tuesday
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A federal audit has identified roughly $84.6 million in potentially improper housing assistance payments in Minnesota during fiscal year 2024, the final year of the Biden administration, according
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Project 2025 will have a seat at the table. President-elect Donald Trump has appointed Russell Vought to lead the Office of Management
The government’s Afghanistan watchdog reported to lawmakers that he can’t guarantee that billions of dollars in American aid isn’t being funneled to
As part of their quest to abolish natural gas in the name of the climate Democrats have inexplicably zeroed-in on household gas
Internet connectivity across Asia and the Middle East faltered this weekend after damage to multiple undersea cables in the Red Sea, raising
During a live NewsNation town hall, sports commentator and SiriusXM host Stephen A. Smith abruptly walked off stage after delivering a fiery
One of the longstanding power brokers in Washington may be on the ropes. Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has surged to a
On Friday, Peter Meijer, a former congressman and thorn in the side of former President Trump, announced he was ending his campaign
In a high-stakes maneuver that has already fueled speculation across diplomatic and defense circles, the United States Air Force has deployed as
Fresh off of taking away the nomination from Joe Biden and installing Kamala Harris as the Democratic nominee, former Speaker of the
The Trump administration has been weighing options for months to retake Bagram Airfield from Taliban control, according to multiple reports, in a
