After recently breaking the 300-meter women’s track record at the Rochester Institute of Technology, a transgender athlete provoked outrage.
Read More Trans Sprinter Smashes 300m Record In Women’s Division After Competing In Men’s Division The Year Prior
A resolution calling for emergency aid for Gazans was approved by the United Nations (UN) Security Council on Friday by a vote of 13-0, however, it did not ask for a halt to the warfare.
Read More UN Security Council: Resolution Approved To Speed-Up Aid To Gaza
Christmas came early this year for Wisconsin Democrats as the left-leaning Wisconsin Supreme Court has voted to overturn Republican-drawn legislative maps.
Read More Big Win For Dems: Wisconsin Supreme Court Orders New Legislative Maps
The New York City Teachers Union is suing to stop the city’s public school budget cuts from being implemented. The organization claims that Mayor Eric Adams’ drastic budget cuts would undermine crucial education initiatives, inhibit teacher incentives, and would violate state law overall.
Read More N.Y.C. Teachers Union Sues Mayor Adams, Citing Steep Budget Cuts To Public Schools
The Supreme Court of the United States has rejected Special Counsel Jack Smith’s expedited request to bar 45th President Donald J. Trump from using his presidential immunity in his prosecution case against him relating to the 2020 election.
Read More SCOTUS Rejects Jack Smith’s Request To Expedite Trump Presidential Immunity Dispute
The first American hostage that was taken by the Islamic terrorist group Hamas during its raid into Israel on October 7th, has been declared dead.
Read More First American In Hamas Custody Found Dead