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They Escaped Cuba, Now They Welcome Florida’s Move to Warn American Kids
Students in grades 6–12 will begin learning about the horrors of communism.
Alina Habba Resigns as Acting US Attorney for New Jersey
The decision was confirmed by Habba and Attorney General Pam Bondi on Dec. 8.
Gas Prices Drop to Lowest Level in Nearly 5 Years Across US, Group Says
The White House on Dec. 8 used a GasBuddy analysis to show that prices are on the decline overall.
12 FBI Employees Fired for Kneeling at George Floyd Protest Sue to Get Their Jobs Back
The special agents said they knelt to deescalate the volatile situation. ‘Plaintiffs are the real patriots,’ their lawsuit said.
First Lady Leads Annual Marine Corps Reserve Toys for Tots Charity Drive
Hundreds of children and military families helped celebrate the holiday season by giving back to the community and those in need.
US Home Delistings Soar 45.5 Percent Year-to-Date Through October
So far, 2025 has seen the highest level of delistings since Realtor.com began tracking the statistic in 2022.
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Kennedy Center Honors Raises Record-Breaking $23 Million: Grenell
This year’s Honors celebrated Sylvester Stallone, Gloria Gaynor, KISS, George Strait, and Michael Crawford.
Suspensions Down, Violence Up: How Obama-Era Policy Fuels School Discipline Crisis
Many parents are unaware of the ‘restorative justice’ policies that replaced traditional discipline in 1 in 3 schools to level suspension rates across races.
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US Mom-and-Pop Business Bankruptcies Rise Amid ‘Ongoing Financial Stress’
Businesses and households are facing tighter credit conditions amid higher interest rates, and increasing balances.
Illinois Releases Nearly 1,800 Criminal Illegals, Ignores ICE Detainers: DHS
Gov. Pritzker’s administration has instructed correctional facilities to not honor federal requests to hand over custody of illegal immigrant criminals.
No Restrictions on How ‘Trump Accounts’ Can Be Used: Bessent
Trump said other billionaires would also be donating, adding, ‘I’ll be doing it, too.’
Judge Temporarily Blocks DOJ’s Access to Key Evidence in Comey Case
The judge said Comey’s former attorney, Daniel Richman, will likely succeed on the merits of his claim that the government violated his Fourth Amendment rights.
FBI Director Patel Provides Update on Charlie Kirk Assassination Investigation
‘We’re working with the prosecutors in Utah to make sure we don’t screw up their investigation,’ he says.
FBI Warns About Ransom Scams Involving Fake ‘Proof of Life’ Photos
The agency advised people to always attempt to contact their loved ones before considering paying the ransom.
Injured National Guard Member Andrew Wolfe Is ‘Slowly Healing’: Gov. Morrisey
Staff Sgt. Andrew Wolfe’s parents reported that the National Guard member is starting to ‘look more like himself,’ Gov. Patrick Morrisey said.
Trump Signs Memo to Align US Childhood Vaccines With Other Developed Countries
President Donald Trump said that U.S. childhood vaccine recommendations ‘depart from policies in the majority of developed countries.’
Supreme Court Will Hear Trump’s Birthright Citizenship Case
The president’s executive order from January states that the Constitution does not extend citizenship ’to everyone born within the United States.’
US to Give $1.6 Billion to Kenya as Part of ‘America First’ Global Health Strategy
The agreement for HIV/AIDS funding is the first under Trump’s new approach since the Department for International Aid was disbanded.
The New York Times Asks Court to Overturn Pentagon’s New Media Rules
‘Legacy media chose to self-deport from this building,’ a Pentagon spokeswoman said.
Noem Says US Travel Ban to Expand to Over 30 Countries
The homeland security chief blamed asylum backlogs on Biden-era policies and linked the expanded ban to vetting concerns and unstable foreign governments.
Appeals Court Temporarily Lifts Block on National Guard in DC
Three appeals court judges removed a block on deploying more than 2,000 National Guard members in the nation’s capital.
