Curated Perspectives

Secretary Kristi Noem signs memo to deputize 600 State Department officials, intensifying the Trump administration’s crackdown on illegal immigration. The move is part of a broader strategy to ramp up

Is California’s high-speed rail project doomed to failure, or is Sean Duffy, Trump’s Transportation Secretary, poised to drive the final stake into its heart? A money pit that continues to

President Trump’s energy policy, marked by withdrawing from the Paris Agreement and ramping up U.S. fossil fuel exports, is poised to reshape global energy dynamics, according to Vijay Jayaraj, Science

The Associated Press has long dictated the language of American journalism, but its refusal to use the term “terrorist” when describing groups like Hamas raises serious concerns. Instead, the AP

Transgender runner Nathanielle Morin defends their inclusion in women’s sports after defeating a 12-year-old girl in a recent race. Addressing U.S. policy changes under Trump and the broader debate on

Hamas has handed over the bodies of four slain Israeli hostages, including Shiri Bibas and her two young children, Ariel and Kfir, more than 500 days after their abduction. The

President Donald Trump signed an executive order halting the use of taxpayer dollars to support illegal immigration, aiming to protect American citizens’ interests. The order mandates federal agencies to end

New York’s recent handling of two migrant gang members arrested in a drug raid has sparked controversy. Despite their ties to the Venezuelan gang Tren de Aragua and being in

In “Musk and Trump Are Causing the Dumbest Imperial Collapse in History,” Ryan Cooper argues that America’s global dominance is crumbling—not due to military defeat or economic failure, but because

A recent anti-Israel protest in Brooklyn’s Borough Park neighborhood descended into chaos, with violent clashes between demonstrators and counter-protesters. The protest, organized by the Pal-Awda group, led to physical altercations,