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Over 300,000 people were on track to cross as Biden makes urgent efforts to curb migrant flows that have become political liability More than 300,000 people were on track to cross the US-Mexico border in December without authorization and are being processed by American immigration officials, a tally that sets the latest monthly record, according … Read more

Sarah Matthews, Cassidy Hutchinson and Alyssa Farah Griffin insist Trump’s behavior would be worse if he wins second term The re-election of Donald Trump in 2024 could “end American democracy as we know it”, according to three women who worked for him in the White House during his chaotic term in office. All three gave … Read more

An undergraduate member of Harvard’s Honor Council believes university president Claudine Gay is “getting off easy” from her recent plagiarism allegations. The student, who remained anonymous, wrote an op-ed published in the Harvard Crimson student newspaper on Sunday. Gay is facing widespread accusations of antisemitism and plagiarism, but the university’s board has declared it still … Read more

Following reports of data showing migration at the southern border smashed monthly records in December, Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton accused the Biden administration of “aiding and abetting” drug cartels.  “We’ve got the Biden administration, as I said, aiding and abetting the cartels, encouraging the cartels to make billions of dollars and to bring as … Read more

The United Football League to kickoff in March 20242023 XFL and USFL champions will play in opening game The latest edition of a spring football league will be called the “United Football League”, after the merged XFL-USFL leagues confirmed they will be merging. Former XFL president/CEO Russ Brandon will hold the same position in the … Read more

After a lifetime of activism, a son of Jesse Jackson marks his first year as a politician representing Illinois Jonathan Jackson’s eyes brim with tears as he recalls the 1984 campaign of his father, Jesse, to become the United States’ first Black president. “To see my great-grandmother, who couldn’t read or write, vote,” the US … Read more

Doctors told Kentucky woman she would need quadruple amputation to save her life after kidney stone infection spread A Kentucky woman who unexpectedly learned she would lose her legs and arms during what she thought would be a relatively routine bout with a kidney stone is confronting her plight by focusing on what she still … Read more

Nathan Baring of Alaska is part of a group of young activists suing the US, which they say ‘willfully ignored’ dangers of fossil fuels Nathan Baring is a third–generation Alaskan and climate activist. He is also a plaintiff in Juliana v United States, a lawsuit brought by 21 young Americans who say the US government … Read more

Democrat speaks on supreme court stepping in to adjudicate Maine and Colorado rulings that removed Trump from ballots Supreme court justice Clarence Thomas must recuse himself from ruling on Donald Trump’s eligibility for the 2024 presidential election, a prominent Democrat said Sunday, warning that the leading Republican candidate is seeking to become a “political martyr” … Read more

New Hampshire Gov. Chris Sununu criticized removing Donald Trump from the 2024 primary ballot, saying that disqualifying him would let him to play the “victim card” heading into the primaries.