For the third year in a row, Muhammad is the most popular name given to baby boys in England and Wales. The name beat out Noah, Leo, Luca, Arthur, Oliver, and George, and the ranking immediately sparked fierce debate about immigration, shifting demographics, and what Britain is becoming. The figures come from the Office for …
A former Obama administration official has lost his job as Minneapolis’s top communications executive after an internal investigation tied him to the alleged theft of cash and credit cards from his own colleagues. Adam Fetcher, 42, was terminated on July 1 from his role as Chief Communications Officer for the City of Minneapolis. Mayor Jacob …
President Trump is no longer negotiating with Iran. He is issuing terms. Tehran has until Saturday to publicly acknowledge that every channel in the Strait of Hormuz is open, toll-free, and that its forces will stop firing on commercial ships. The demand was delivered directly to Iran and through regional mediators. American officials made the …
When a politician under federal criminal investigation hires a private defense attorney and simultaneously can’t produce five years of promised tax returns, there’s a word for that. It isn’t “transparency.” It isn’t “nothing to hide.” It’s called a tell. Nearly a month has passed since Gavin Newsom announced, unprompted and out of nowhere, that he …
The Supreme Court’s birthright citizenship ruling barely had time to settle before the birth tourism industry moved in. Billboards and signs advertising birth tourism packages, with deliveries starting at $4,000, are already appearing along the southern border and across Mexico. Chinese birth tourism operations are ramping back up. Russian nationals are booking flights. An industry …
A California congressman is floating a potential run for the White House in 2028, and the catalyst may be one of the most dramatic moments of his political career: being detained by armed settlers in the West Bank. Rep. Ro Khanna, a progressive Democrat representing Silicon Valley and a consistent critic of Israeli policies, said …
The Justice Department has issued subpoenas to four New York Times journalists, ordering them to testify before a federal grand jury in Manhattan on July 16, 2026. The four reporters named are Julian E. Barnes, Eric Lipton, Tyler Pager, and Eric Schmitt. The subpoenas instruct them to appear “in regard to an alleged violation of …
A post spreading on social media claims that President Donald Trump ordered military strikes against Iran in response to attacks on civilian vessels in the Strait of Hormuz. The post frames the alleged strikes as a decisive move and calls for ending Iran’s government. The claim is being shared widely, but it comes from a …
A video circulating on social media claims that American political commentator Jackson Hinkle led anti-United States chants before a large crowd in Tehran, Iran, during official funeral events. The clip has drawn calls from some conservative accounts to strip Hinkle of his U.S. citizenship. This is a guide to what is actually established, what is …
A widely shared social media claim argues that Muslim families who have young girls wear a hijab do not belong in the United States. The claim ties together several separate topics: religious dress, child welfare, immigration, and constitutional law. This article separates what is a matter of fact from what is a matter of opinion. …
Spending money you disagree with is not a crime. It is politics, and the remedy for politics you hate is an election, not an indictment. That distinction is the whole ballgame in the campaign to sic the Justice Department on Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey, and everyone demanding her prosecution knows it. The underlying facts are …
President Donald Trump said the interim ceasefire agreement with Iran is effectively over, accusing Tehran of negotiating in bad faith and describing further talks as a waste of time. His remarks followed renewed attacks on commercial vessels near the Strait of Hormuz, U.S. strikes on Iranian targets, and a decision by Washington to revoke a …
Border Czar Tom Homan said the Trump administration is expanding immigration enforcement nationwide, citing more than 10,000 arrests by Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers over five days. Homan made the remarks in an interview with Newsmax, according to source material accompanying his statements. “I’ve always said, no one’s off the table,” Homan said. “If you’re …
President Donald Trump called on Congress to make a $350 billion defense package and the SAVE America Act its top priority when lawmakers return to Washington. In a Truth Social post, Trump said the proposal would strengthen the military and support his America First agenda. He urged Republican leaders to move the legislation through the …
KISS co-founder Gene Simmons told a Summerfest crowd in Milwaukee that he became an American citizen through the legal immigration process and urged others to do the same. “I myself am an immigrant, but a legal one,” Simmons said. “You wait in line, you respect the country, you respect its laws, and then you become …
The United States has revoked the license that temporarily authorized Iran to sell oil under a memorandum of understanding, restoring tighter restrictions on Iranian oil exports. The move accompanied a new round of U.S. airstrikes targeting Iranian military assets, according to statements attributed to U.S. officials and U.S. Central Command. U.S. Central Command said the …
KISS co-founder Gene Simmons told a Milwaukee crowd that he immigrated to the United States “the lawful way” during a July 3, 2026 concert at Summerfest. Performing with his solo band, Simmons paused to share his views on American patriotism and immigration policy. “I myself am an immigrant, but a legal one,” Simmons said. “I …
Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem said her department is working with the Justice Department to review whether CNN could face legal exposure over a news segment about a smartphone app that lets users track immigration agents. No charges have been filed. Officials say they are examining the issue, not that a case exists. The dispute …
The arrival gate at Los Angeles came with a name attached to it on Friday: Ezra Jin, the pastor of one of China’s best-known underground churches, stepping onto American soil after months held by Chinese authorities. He had last been a free man in October, when the crackdown began. Now he was reunited with his …
Turkish authorities in Aydın province denied port entry to the Scarlet Lady, a Virgin Voyages vessel operating a dedicated LGBTQ+ charter carrying approximately 1,900 passengers, the majority of them American citizens. The ship was on a 10-day “Athens to Venice” cruise organized by California-based Atlantis Events. Officials canceled scheduled stops in the tourist hubs of …
California has approved the transfer of 136 acres of coastline at Blues Beach in Mendocino County to Indigenous tribal ownership, marking the first return of land managed by the state Department of Transportation to Indigenous tribes. The stretch of coastline will be owned and maintained by Kai Poma, according to state officials. Public access to …
White House spokesman Davis Ingle rejected former CNN anchor Jim Acosta’s comments questioning President Donald Trump’s mental and physical fitness. Acosta raised the criticism after Trump’s Fourth of July celebration on the National Mall, saying the president appeared different from his first term. Ingle told Fox News Digital that Trump is “the sharpest and most …
Interior Secretary Doug Burgum announced that the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool in Washington will be partially drained after vandals allegedly caused thousands of dollars in damage by slicing its newly installed industrial liner. Burgum said the vandals cut up to 350 feet of the liner. Authorities have arrested seven suspects in connection with the vandalism, …
The White House has released a 162-page report criticizing the Smithsonian Institution, accusing it of promoting “extreme political activism” and presenting what it described as a radical interpretation of American history. The report singles out the Smithsonian’s National Museum of American History, stating that its leadership has moved away from teaching a shared national story …
President Donald Trump confirmed that construction is underway on a new granite helicopter landing pad for Marine One on the White House South Lawn. Trump said Sikorsky Aircraft will cover the estimated $5 million to $6 million cost through a contribution to the National Park Service. The helipad will feature the White House seal carved …
George E. Johnson Sr., founder of Johnson Products Company, has died at the age of 99. He built the company behind Afro Sheen and Ultra Sheen, brands created for Black consumers. Johnson Products became the first Black-owned business listed on the American Stock Exchange. The company was also the first national sponsor of the television …
Hakeem Jeffries never stood at a podium and demanded that Trump supporters show him respect and retire the nickname “Dollar Store Obama.” That scene is invented, stitched together and stamped, right there in the corner, “ai generated.” So before we argue about whether the demand is reasonable, let’s retire the fiction that it happened. Now …