At a Kansas rally, Trump used France’s unrest as a warning for American voters, condemning Europe’s immigration policies, questioning continued support for failing allies, and promising that the same civilizational collapse will not be allowed in the United States.
Jessica Tarlov’s defense of Abdul El-Sayed drew fierce pushback from Greg Gutfeld, Jesse Watters, and Gad Saad after she relied on personal conversations with the Michigan Democrat to answer concerns about his record toward Jews and Israel.
Former Sen. Joe Manchin is entering Maine’s closely contested Senate race to support Republican Susan Collins, giving her campaign an unexpected boost as prominent progressives rally behind Democratic opponent Troy Jackson.
Federal prosecutors say a Crime Stoppers tip exposed four Facebook comments allegedly threatening President Donald Trump before his Kansas visit. Jaden Read, 24, remains in federal custody while awaiting a detention hearing.
North Korean state media displayed Kim Jong Un touring a garment and footwear exhibition after unsupported claims of his death swept social media, though the photographs remain unauthenticated and Pyongyang has not directly addressed the reports.
Internal audits identified $66.5M in Maryland childcare overpayments, yet MSDE abandoned broad recoupment. Documents showed millions already repaid would be returned as the agency acknowledged weak tracking systems and promised stronger oversight.
The 101st Airborne is preparing brigade sized forces for deeper contested assaults, using the MV-75, unmanned systems and autonomous logistics to extend its reach while sustaining soldiers far beyond the range of today’s helicopter operations.
Army leaders say proposed data centers remain in the agreement phase as officials plan community outreach after fierce civilian opposition, while federal lawmakers warn about pressure on energy grids, local resources and surrounding environments.