Trump Removes Bondi as Attorney General, Saying She Will Return to Private Sector
The deputy attorney general, Todd Blanche, will take over in an interim capacity, the president says.
By MATTHEW RICE
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Betting on Prediction Markets Turns an Old Problem Into a Fresh Political Issue
Prosecutors are zeroing in on whether federal employees are betting on inside information.
By DEAN KARAYANIS
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MS NOW’s Symone Sanders-Townsend Denounced as ‘Career Race-Baiter’ for Claiming White Supremacy Is ‘Foundational’ To Trump
The former Biden official claims the push to eliminate birthright citizenship is not ‘just about immigrants in this country.’
By BRADLEY CORTRIGHT
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Christian Commentators Voice Outrage Over Spiritual Adviser’s Easter Lunch Remark Comparing Trump to Jesus
A White House faith adviser compared the president’s triumph over legal problems to the crucifixion, saying ‘no one has paid the price’ like Mr. Trump.
By BRADLEY CORTRIGHT
|Idaho Passes Bill Requiring Teachers and Doctors To Notify Parents If Their Children Identify as a Different Gender
Healthcare professionals could face fines of up to $100,000 for violations.
By BRADLEY CORTRIGHT
|Federal Judge Says Legal Challenge to Evanston’s Reparations Program Can Proceed
The plaintiffs say the program illegally uses race to determine eligibility.
By BRADLEY CORTRIGHT
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Trump Unveils Skyscraper Presidential Library Set to Tower Over Miami Skyline
Eric Trump describes the Miami waterfront landmark as ‘a lasting testament to an amazing man, an amazing developer, and the greatest president our nation has ever known.’
By JOSEPH CURL
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‘God Squad’ Grants Endangered Species Act Exemption for Gulf Oil Drilling
Environmental groups plan to sue to block the action they claim could doom a rare whale species to extinction.
By LUKE FUNK
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Noem’s Husband Reportedly Wore Fake Breasts, Spoke to Women on Fetish Site Using Pseudonym
Both conservatives and liberals are having a good laugh at the former secretary’s expense.
By MATTHEW RICE
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Iran-Backed Militants in Iraq Float Prisoner Swap for Kidnapped American Journalist as Pentagon Weighs Risks of a Rescue Operation
Shelly Kittleson, a freelance reporter from Wisconsin, is forced into a car in broad daylight on a Baghdad street.
By HOLLIE McKAY
|Key Senators Reject Trump Talk of Pulling Out of NATO Over Iran War Disagreements
The 2024 National Defense Authorization Act says a president would need two-thirds of the Senate’s approval to withdraw from NATO.
By BRADLEY CORTRIGHT
|Pakistan Emerges as Key Player in Iran War Negotiations
An unlikely player vies to be a peacemaker in the conflict between America and Iran.
By DONALD KIRK
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Will the Houthis Join Iran’s Disruption of Energy Markets?
The terror group might shut down Red Sea shipping if America beefs up forces in the Horn of Africa, a Yemen researcher tells the Sun.
By BENNY AVNI
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American Journalist Snatched Off the Street in Baghdad; Iran-Backed Militia Suspected
The State Department is aware of the Wisconsin woman’s kidnapping and is working with the Iraqi government to secure her release.
By HOLLIE McKAY
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Putin’s Ukraine War Enablers, North Korea and Belarus, Form New Alliance
The leaders of the two former Soviet satellites, far apart geographically and historically, behaved like old friends during a lavish summit in Pyongyang.
By DONALD KIRK
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Vermont Teen, 14, Qualifies for Governor’s Race
The Stowe freshman is running as a ‘centrist’ whose loyalties lie with Vermonters, not political parties.
By NOVI ZHUKOVSKY
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Trump, Declaring That Iran War Will End ‘Shortly,’ Demands American Allies Take Control of Strait of Hormuz
‘The countries of the world … must take care of that passage,’ the president said.
By MATTHEW RICE
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Republicans in Congress Agree on Deal To Reopen Homeland Security, Restore TSA Airport Security Funding
Under Republicans’ new plan, ICE and Border Patrol could be funded through the end of the president’s term, avoiding the risk of another shutdown.
By MATTHEW RICE
|Trump Cuts Short Historic Attendance at Supreme Court Oral Arguments Over Birthright Citizenship
The president departs the hearing after listening to the government’s arguments.
By MATTHEW RICE
|Federal Judge Blocks Trump Administration’s Effort To Let Churches Make Political Endorsements
Attorneys for the plaintiffs say they plan to appeal the ruling.
By BRADLEY CORTRIGHT
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Bensonhurst Protests Emerging as Flashpoint Against Mamdani’s Push To Build More Adult Homeless Shelters in Middle-Class Neighborhoods
By HOWARD HUSOCK
Communist China’s Abuse of Birth Tourism Could Be Curbed by Supreme Court in Citizenship Case
By DANIEL McCARTHY
Amid Global Challenges, Jews and Christians Cannot Afford To Stand Apart
By JOSH HAMMER
Pittsburgh Parents Perplexed by Planned Public School Closures During NFL Draft
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The Hyundai Boulder Rocked the New York Auto Show
Hyundai’s new off-road SUV concept was designed for America.
By GARY GASTELU
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‘Ben-Hur’, Back on the Big Screen This Easter, Is a Better Spectacle Than Ever
Despite winning 11 Oscars and being a box office phenomenon in 1959, is ‘Ben-Hur’ now underrated?
By JAY STRONGMAN
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New Keith Haring Exhibition Makes Questionable Case for the Enduring Popularity of the Pop Shop Artist
Keith Haring’s genius at canny capitalism can’t hide that this is a sizeable exhibition dedicated to a small talent.
By MARIO NAVES
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Economy
Global Fertilizer Supply Disruptions Help Domestic Producers but Hurt American Farmers
American fertilizer producers are boosting prices and increasing exports while farmers are seeing costs rise as much as 40 percent.
By LUKE FUNK
|Debut of Crypto-Backed Mortgages Offers Younger Buyers a Pathway to Home Ownership
Fannie Mae says that, for the first time, it will start accepting mortgages that are backed by digital currencies.
By LUKE FUNK
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Reagan-Era Economist Warns Treasury That Figures Show America Is Insolvent
The government’s fiscal year 2025 financial statement shows $47.78 trillion in liabilities against just $6 trillion in assets.
By NOVI ZHUKOVSKY
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Oil Market Trades Executed Minutes Before Trump Iran Announcement Net Mystery Buyers $580 Million in Profits
‘The White House does not tolerate any administration official illegally profiteering off of insider knowledge,’ a Trump spokesman says.
By JOSEPH CURL
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Public School Students in Utah Will Soon Study Bible Verses ‘Alluded To’ in America’s Founding Documents
Utah’s governor says the new standards are not supposed to be a ‘spiritual study.’
By BRADLEY CORTRIGHT
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Harvard Moves To Reassign Civil Rights Suit to Judge Who Has Ruled in Its Favor
Harvard claims that the DOJ manipulated its court filings to avoid Judge Allison Burroughs, who has ruled against the administration in prior Harvard litigation.
By NOVI ZHUKOVSKY
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Education Department, Accusing Harvard of ‘Stonewalling’ Data Requests, Launches Two New Civil Rights Probes
The department is investigating allegations of racially discriminatory admissions practices and antisemitism.
By NOVI ZHUKOVSKY
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Trump’s Loss on Immunity in ‘Last Vestiges’ of January 6 Case Could Cost Him Millions
Judge Amit Mehta rules that the Ellipse Speech on that day ‘is not covered by official-acts immunity.’
By A.R. HOFFMAN
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‘Zelle Me Or I Will Send The Video Out’: Blackmailer Makes Cash Threat To Pause Him From Posting Nudes
The extortionist allegedly hustles $1000 from the victim and then cravenly uploads the intimate footage anyway.
By M.L. NESTEL
|Luigi Mangione’s Crowded Trial Schedule Is Thrown Into Chaos as Judge Suddenly Moves His State Murder Trial Even Closer To His Federal Trial
There are now merely 20 working days between the two proceedings.
By MARIE POHL
|Judge Refuses To Give Luigi Mangione More Time To Prepare for One of His Murder Trials: Accused Faces Jam-Packed Calendar He Calls ‘Double Jeopardy’
“We are somewhat at the mercy of events in the state case,” says the federal judge, who nonetheless would only move the federal trial by a couple of weeks.
By MARIE POHL
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