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All twelve members of the Fulbright Foreign Scholarship Board resigned over President Donald Trump’s crackdown on the broken foreign student system that’s taken over America’s colleges and universities. In a public letter, the board announced it had “voted overwhelmingly” to resign. “Effective immediately, members of the Congressionally mandated Fulbright Foreign Scholarship Board voted overwhelmingly to resign [...]

The Department of Justice has filed a lawsuit against the state of Minnesota and Democratic Governor Tim Walz over a program designed to offer financial aid to illegal immigrants pursuing higher education. The DOJ had previously blocked a similar initiative in Texas by threatening legal action and has already moved forward with a related lawsuit [...]

A bipartisan group of lawmakers has introduced a new resolution aimed at preventing unilateral military involvement overseas without formal legislative approval. The proposal comes in response to recent global tensions and seeks to ensure that any future military action receives proper debate and authorization from the legislative branch. The resolution emphasizes the constitutional principle that [...]

In a significant move to advance the nation’s clean energy goals, the U.S. Senate has overwhelmingly approved legislation designed to revitalize and modernize the country’s nuclear energy sector. The bill passed with strong bipartisan support in an 88-2 vote and now heads to the president’s desk for final approval. The newly passed legislation combines nuclear [...]

Minnesota Democrat Rep. Ilhan Omar, a refugee from Somalia, believes that the United States of America, the nation where her family fled, is becoming one of the worst countries in the world, yet she chooses to stay. In a recent interview with Democracy Now, Omar pointed out that U.S. troops were sent to put down [...]

A top official in President Donald Trump’s Justice Department told colleagues that he has been asked to look into clemency granted by former President Joe Biden to members of his family and death row convicts during his final days in office. Ed Martin, the Justice Department’s pardon attorney, stated in an email obtained by Reuters [...]

Pennsylvania freshman Sen. John Fetterman (D) made it clear Monday morning that he wasn’t enthusiastic about slogging through a marathon series of votes on President Trump’s “big, beautiful bill,” complaining that the process was cutting into his beach time, even though the bill is expected to pass regardless. “Oh my God, I just want to [...]

Louisiana Republican Sen. John Kennedy said he was “proud” of the Supreme Court following a Friday ruling that he argued must be good for the country—if only because it appeared to deeply anger Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson. Appearing on Fox’s Faulkner Focus with anchor Harris Faulkner, Kennedy applauded the Court’s 6–3 decision in a case [...]

Former President Joe Biden doubled down on his usage of an autopen on Wednesday, claiming that he had control of the White House throughout his tenure. Alleging that senior officials concealed the former president’s cognitive impairmentusing autopen signings, President Donald Trump requested an investigation into Biden’s administration. “I made the decisions about the pardons, executive [...]

A former Democratic Party County Chair from Texas has been indicted along with eight others in what authorities say was an illegal vote-harvesting scheme. Juan Manuel Medina, the former Bexar County Democratic Party Chair and one-time candidate for mayor of San Antonio, is facing two counts of vote harvesting, Newsmax reported. The charges are the [...]