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Disgraced Harvard scientist gets three-year contract in China

Charles Lieber, a former Harvard chemist and nanoscientist who was convicted of lying to investigators about secret work he did for communist China, has been hired by Tsinghua University as a professor. Read More.

Dan Rather prediction 43 years ago: 25% of Florida will be under water

In 1982, Dan Rather was quite certain that a quarter of the Sunshine State would be underwater by now. Read More.

President Trump brings art of the deal to Middle East

Soon after landing and being given the purple carpet treatment by his Saudi Arabia hosts, President Donald Trump on Tuesday announced a massive Saudi investment deal, warned Iran to "make peace or else," and said he would be lifting all sanctions on Syria. Read More.

NGOs sue to stop Trump's crackdown on child trafficking

The Trump Administration in February reformed the Unaccompanied Alien Children (UAC) program in an effort to stop the trafficking of migrant children within the United States. Read More.

Dems: Musk made government more efficient ... lock him up

When Elon Musk came to DC to head up President Donald Trump's Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) he wasted no time in cutting the very waste and fraud Democrats worked so hard to create. For that, Democrats want Musk behind bars. Read More.

Fair advantage: Cut taxes on Made-in-America products

The Trump 2.0 tax bill now moving through Congress should establish a fair advantage for U.S. companies. Read More.

Pete Rose and Joe Jackson: reinstated by MLB, now eligible for Hall of Fame

Commissioner Rob Manfred on Tuesday removed Pete Rose and Shoeless Joe Jackson from Major League Baseball's permanently ineligible list. Read More.

FDA vax chief showed no interest in Covid shot injuries

Up until late March of this year, the FDA's top vaccine official ignored pleas to take injuries from the Covid shots seriously, secret recordings suggest. Read More.

Pope Leo XIV and the Roman Catholic Church face a reckoning

The faithful are ecstatic and hopeful. Chicago-born Pope Leo XIV — formerly Cardinal Robert Prevost — is savoring the moment along with his admirers and family. Read More.

U.S. colleges haven't ditched DEI programs, just renamed them

While some American universities and colleges have officially ended their diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) programs under Trump Administration pressure, many have just renamed or temporarily taken them underground, a report said. Read More.

Cartel war: The sacrifices of a Mexican federal agent

The tragic story of recently-murdered Ivan Morales Corrales displays the power and ruthlessness of a Mexican drug cartel. Read More.

Journal 'aiding deep state actors' with Greenland report

Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard singled out the Wall Street Journal on Tuesday after the outlet published a report claiming that a new U.S. intelligence effort was focused on Greenland. Read More.

How? U.S. researchers used Chinese supercomputers

The U.S. Department of Defense and Department of Energy have funded laboratories at American universities which in their research used Chinese supercomputers that have contributed to the communist nation's military buildup. Read More.

Nuclear neighbors: Kashmir again ignites India-Pakistan tensions

A long smoldering fuse to wider conflict has reignited in the wake of a terrible terrorist attack killing 27 tourists in the mountainous Pahalgam region in disputed Kashmir. Read More.

Cardinals elect first American pontiff: Pope Leo XIV

Cardinal Robert Prevost from Chicago was elected pope by the 133 voting cardinals at the Vatican conclave on Thursday. Read More.