Wednesday, April 30, 2025
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Pam Bondi Denounces Biden’s ‘Media Allies’ for Leaks Against Trump, Revokes Garland-Era Protections for Journalists’ Records
The attorney general now must ‘approve efforts to question or arrest members of the news media.’
The Dark Horse Candidate for Pope Who Could Repair — or Ravage — Relations Between Israel and the Vatican
The Latin Patriarch speaks Hebrew and lands at Rome as the high-profile prelate in the Promised Land.
Trump Spars With ABC News’s Terry Moran Over Legitimacy of Picture Showing Kilmar Abrego Garcia Has ‘MS-13’ Tattooed on His Hand
‘He said he wasn’t a member of a gang. And then they looked, on his knuckles, he had MS-13,’ Trump says.
Jim McGreevey Is Accused of Taking ‘MAGA Money’ in Jersey City Mayoral Race
Arson Suspect Arrested as Fires Spread Across Israel, Blocking Independence Day Celebrations
Columnists
Editorials
Opinion
New York’s Legal Establishment, After Overlooking Lawfare Against Trump, Will Rally for the ‘Rule of Law’
Will Kyiv Meet the Same Fate as Saigon, Which Fell Fifty Years Ago?
Fake Polls Won’t Tell You About Trump’s 100-Day Success
The Injustice of Blaming Parents When Tragedy Strikes
National
Maine Considers ‘Public Health Warnings’ — for Guns
A proposal, deemed farcical by some, would require warnings that deadly weapons are dangerous.
Speeding in Virginia? Not for Long, as New Tech To Enforce Speed Limits Introduced
The state is the first in America to mandate Intelligent Speed Assist systems, following implementations in Washington, D.C., and the European Union.
Harvard’s Long-Awaited Internal Report Discloses ‘Severe Problems’ With Antisemitism on Campus
The setback comes as the school appears to be softening to the Trump administration’s demands.
Long Island Democratic Candidate Disappears, Then His Clothes and Phone Are Discovered on a Beach
Petros Krommidas, 29, is called a ‘driven young man’ who is running to represent the 4th District at Nassau County.
‘Death Threats’ Against Karmelo Anthony’s Family Turn Out To Be ‘Teenagers With Waterguns’ as Fundraiser for Teen Stabbing Defendant Passes $500,000: Report
The report comes as the Anthony family has been vocal in denouncing the racist threats levied against them amid their son’s murder trial.
Stefanik Within Striking Distance of Hochul in 2026 Governor Race
The North Country conservative lawmaker also dominates her potential GOP primary challengers.
Foreign
American Ambassador Conspicuously Absent as Vietnamese Mark the 50th Anniversary of Communist Conquest
‘They insult America but want America to help them against China,’ a woman tells the Sun.
Kremlin Tries To Drive a Wedge Between America and Europe
Trump, meanwhile, wants to do a Nixon-in-reverse, luring Russia away from Communist China.
Israel’s Celebrates its 77th Birthday Under Assault on the Battlefield and at the UN
Israel’s ‘trampling of international law must end,’ the UN Secretary General says. ‘I call on Member States to use their leverage to ensure that international law is respected and impunity does not prevail.’
‘Trump Is Trying To Break Us’: Canada Defies Trump, Votes in Liberal Party for the Fourth Consecutive Time
Prime Minister Carney leveraged national pride against annexation threats.
Canada’s Liberal Party Prevails Over Conservatives After Trump Scrambles the Dominion’s Election Narrative
American president’s remarks stoke a surge in nationalism, helping the Liberals flip the election narrative and win a fourth-straight term in power.
Cardinals Punished by Pope Francis Look To Return to Relevance at Conclave
The 266th pope’s enemies could seize an opportunity to regain influence under Michelangelo’s frescoes.
Politics
Trump Threatens New York Times With Legal Action for Its ‘Fake’ Coverage of His ‘60 Minutes’ Lawsuit as CBS’s Parent Company Prepares To Settle, Possibly Apologize
The outline of acceptable terms of a settlement agreement comes as the nonexecutive chairwoman, Shari Redstone, has reportedly recused herself from such discussions.
Jeffries Denies Discouraging Democratic Trips to El Salvador
Several House Democrats recently traveled to the Central American country where the president is sending deportees.
‘I Am Not Afraid of You’: Arrested Columbia Student Taunts Trump After Judge Releases Him From Immigration Custody
The 34-year-old had been held since his green card was revoked by immigration officials.
California Democrats Reject Proposal To Make Trafficking 16- and 17-Year-Olds a Felony
A committee chairman says there needs to be hearings at a later date to consider the proposal.
Blue State Lawmakers Renew Fight Over State and Local Tax Deductions in Trump’s ‘Big Beautiful’ Spending Bill
Some House conservatives have said that they will not vote for any blue state bailout that increases the deficit.
Editorials
Opinion
New York’s Legal Establishment, After Overlooking Lawfare Against Trump, Will Rally for the ‘Rule of Law’
Will Kyiv Meet the Same Fate as Saigon, Which Fell Fifty Years Ago?
Fake Polls Won’t Tell You About Trump’s 100-Day Success
The Injustice of Blaming Parents When Tragedy Strikes
Popular
The Dark Horse Candidate for Pope Who Could Repair — or Ravage — Relations Between Israel and the Vatican
Kremlin Tries To Drive a Wedge Between America and Europe
Defiant Rachel Maddow Returns to One-Day-a-Week Work Schedule, Despite $25 Million Salary, MSNBC Layoffs
Blue State Lawmakers Renew Fight Over State and Local Tax Deductions in Trump’s ‘Big Beautiful’ Spending Bill
Arson Suspect Arrested as Fires Spread Across Israel, Blocking Independence Day Celebrations
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