Black Republican calls for total, permanent abolition of DEI: ‘I want to earn every opportunity on merit’
Black Republican U.S. Rep. Wesley Hunt of Texas called for the full and permanent abolition of diversity, equity, and inclusion ideology.
Critics warn Minnesota legislation now taking effect is setting up the ‘next billion dollar fraud’
Minnesota paid leave law takes effect Jan. 1, granting workers up to 20 weeks of benefits, but critics say the program could be exploited for fraud.
Critics warn Minnesota legislation now taking effect is setting up the ‘next billion dollar fraud’
Minnesota paid leave law takes effect Jan. 1, granting workers up to 20 weeks of benefits, but critics say the program could be exploited for fraud.
Kate Middleton hailed as an ‘eternal influencer,’ echoing Queen Elizabeth’s mystique: experts
Kate Middleton named "eternal influencer" by British Vogue as royal experts praise her global impact and the powerful "Kate effect" on brands worldwide.
Explosive fire kills multiple people at Swiss Alps bar during New Year’s celebrations
An explosive fire broke out during a New Year’s Eve celebration at a crowded bar in the Swiss Alps, killing multiple people and injuring others, according to Swiss police.
Mamdani sworn in by AG James in private midnight ceremony
Socialist Zohran Mamdani sworn in as NYC mayor in midnight ceremony at abandoned subway station, symbolizing his vision for working-class New Yorkers.
DOJ outlines 10 ‘wins’ under Trump, says agency restored after Biden era
Justice Department says it has restored integrity and equal justice, promising more enforcement actions in 2026 against threats to American safety.
China’s ‘condom tax’ sparks backlash as Beijing struggles to reverse population collapse
China introduced a 13% tax on contraceptives while exempting childcare services as the global superpower battles sustained population decline and aging demographics.
Arch Manning’s 60-yard touchdown run delivers critical blow in Texas’ win over Michigan
Texas Longhorns star Arch Manning put on a show at the Cheez-It Citrus Bowl Wednesday night, cobbling together four touchdowns in a win.
NCAA President Charlie Baker draws firm line on college eligibility for players with NBA contracts
The NCAA will not allow players who signed NBA contracts to return to college basketball, Charlie Baker said, addressing growing concerns over eligibility rules.