...Read More
New federal charges filed against the illegal immigrant accused of fatally shooting 18-year-old Loyola University Chicago student Sheridan Gorman....Read More
Vanessa Trump broke her silence on social media to show support for Tiger Woods following his DUI arrest in Florida and rollover car crash....Read More
New York City public schools are rolling out SmartPass, a digital hall pass system that tracks student movement, sparking privacy concerns....Read More
Concerns about free speech in the United Kingdom are growing as new laws surrounding speech, public protest, and religious criticism threaten to change the future of civil liberties — and activist Tommy Robinson, who has been on the wrong side of these laws already — is prepared to fight back.“Their problem always has been that I always speak facts,” Robinson tells Blaze Media co-founder Glenn Beck on “The Glenn Beck Program.”While there are strict laws against “incitement to hatred,” which Robinson has often been accused of, he points out that he’s just telling the truth.“That’s what this law they’re now bringing in is about. They don’t want the public to be aware of facts or truth if you speak the truth about Islam. They want to limit what you can say, and that’s now what their new law intends to do,” he explains.And Robinson doesn’t plan to stop speaking out about Islam anytime soon.“This law won’t change anything I say. So if I’m honest, I will continue. I won’t limit my speech if I’m telling the truth. If that means I’ll end up in prosecutions, it means I will end up in prosecutions,” Robinson tells Glenn.“Most of these laws are about instilling fear,” he continues, noting that the Labour government also intends to remove the jury service.“What does that mean?” Glenn asks.“You can be taken to court in the U.K., and if they drop it to a low charge, you do not get a jury,” Robinson explains.“And that means they can only give you ... 12 or 24 months,” he continues, noting that they’re now changing that.“They’re changing it so you can get four years,” he says.“So not only are they bringing in a law that prohibits you from telling the truth, they’re also ... taking away your ability to be tried by 12 members of the public. You’ll just be tried by a judge,” he explains.Robinson’s last prison sentence, he tells Glenn, was 18 months in jail for making a film called “Silence.”“That film was 100% factual. No one has argued with any of the facts I’ve presented in that film, or the judge didn’t have a problem with the facts I presented in the film. Just the fact that I showed the public the film,” he says.“If I was able to have a jury to let the jury decide, I believe I’d never have gone to jail once. But I’ve never been given the opportunity to have a jury,” he adds.Want more from Glenn Beck?To enjoy more of Glenn’s masterful storytelling, thought-provoking analysis, and uncanny ability to make sense of the chaos, subscribe to BlazeTV — the largest multi-platform network of voices who love America, defend the Constitution, and live the American dream....Read More
Texas Democratic nominee Bobby Pulido faces scrutiny over touring with Frankie Caballero, who was convicted of indecent contact with an 8-year-old girl....Read More
...Read More
An 86-year-old Holocaust survivor says NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani failed to follow through on a promised housing meeting as costs soar....Read More
US President Trump has made clear his desire to change Cuba's leadership and has placed the country under an oil embargo. ...Read More
...Read More
High-resolution X-ray offers a new look at an understudied organ: the clitoris. ...Read More
WATCH: House Democrat gets unexpected response when he asks constituents about voter ID requirements
FOX News: 2026-04-03 07:08:30Rep. Shomari Figures ignited online criticism after remarks at a town hall on voter ID seemed to undercut Democratic opposition to photo ID rules....Read More
...Read More
Sen. Marsha Blackburn is urging an IRS investigation into Planned Parenthood affiliates reportedly offering Botox while operating as tax-exempt nonprofits....Read More
Lawyers for the Democrat fundraising organization ActBlue warned that the organization’s CEO may have misled Congress in explaining how her group vetted donations to ensure... Read More The post ActBlue Lawyers Raised Alarm About Potential Misstatements to Congress on Foreign Donations: Report appeared first on The Daily Signal. ...Read More
Missile salvos rain munitions on central Israel, Haifa area causing damage; 2 American air crew members said missing, with rescue operation underway; UN to debate Strait of Hormuz plan The post Iran fires multiple cluster munitions at Israel, wounding 1; Tehran claims to down US jet appeared first on The Times of Israel. ...Read More
In 'Vengeance is Mine,' Austrian refugee Friedrich Torberg painted an accurate picture of Nazi camps, though he'd never been in one. His portrayal is being translated for the first time The post A lost 1943 novel envisioned the still-unfolding Holocaust. Now, it has been recovered appeared first on The Times of Israel. ...Read More
Radicals in Alabama appear to have found a gray-haired figure around which to rally to oppose the broader conservative effort to shield American children from mature and perverse content.The Rutherford County Library Board removed Luanne James from her position as director of the library system after she refused to fulfill her duties and move hundreds of titles containing inappropriate content — ranging from a book targeting adolescents about sexual activity to books about "genderfluidity" and transgenderism — from the kids' section to the adult section.'I stand by my decision.'The usual suspects have characterized the bespectacled obstructionist as a free-speech champion and her termination as unlawful.How it startedAlabama Gov. Kay Ivey (R) repeatedly expressed concern in 2023 over children's exposure to "inappropriate, sexually suggestive materials without adequate means of parental supervision" in her state's taxpayer-funded libraries.Ivey noted in a Sept. 1, 2023, letter to the director of the Alabama Public Library Service that the growing parental concern underpinning her own would not be remedied by removing books containing inappropriate content, including radical "gender transition" propaganda, but rather by "ensuring that these books are placed in an appropriate location."In the same spirit, the Alabama Legislative Services Agency proposed rule changes to the APLS in 2024 that would make libraries' state funding conditional on moving content "inappropriate" for kids to an adult section.Last month, the APLS board of trustees said that the Legislative Services Agency approved the change, reported AL.com.RELATED: Reactions to SCOTUS ruling on conversion therapy come pouring in Luis Soto/SOPA Images/LightRocket/Getty ImagesRutherford County Library board meeting documents reveal that Luanne James expressed a willingness to relocate some thematically and graphically mature titles but dug in her heels to keep numerous provocative works of LGBT agitprop in the juvenile sections of her county's libraries.The Murfreesboro Daily News Journal reported that among the over 130 titles that James refused to move are:"Pride in Sports," an LGBT activist book by a lesbian couple that apparently attempts to normalize non-straight sexual preferences and sex-rejection procedures; "Welcome to Your Period," a book about menstruation that contains illustrations of female body parts and claims that doctors can administer drugs to "try to block or stop periods and other physical changes" for "transgender children," which the authors claim "have existed for as long as time"; "The Every Body Book," a book that discusses and illustrates various body parts while pushing gender ideology on kids; and "Lily and Dunkin," a story about a romance involving an 8th-grade boy deluded into thinking he's really a girl.To James' chagrin, the board decided in an 8-3 vote on March 16 to move over 100 of the inappropriate LGBT titles to the adult section.James noted in a letter to the board two days later that "restricting access to these materials through subjective relocation or removal constitutes a violation of the community’s right to information and a direct infringement on the principles of free speech.""I will not comply with the Board's decision to relocate these books," wrote James. "Doing so would violate the First Amendment right of all citizens of Rutherford County and myself."How it's goingHaving proven unwilling to do her job, James was relieved of it on March 30.The board's 8-3 vote to kick James to the curb was met by a mix of applause by detractors and furious booing by supporters at the packed Rutherford County Courthouse. James later said, "I stand by my decision," reported the Murfreesboro Daily News Journal.Cody York said in a statement obtained by the Daily News Journal that James' "refusal to implement a lawful directive of the Rutherford County Library Board constitutes insubordination."Nashville attorney Chuck Mangelsdorf said, "Her termination we believe is completely unlawful," and said James is "a guardian of the First Amendment."PEN America said in a statement that it "stands with Rutherford County Library System Director Luanne James in her refusal to banish LGBTQ+ children’s books from access by relocating them to the adult section. Children and teens deserve access to diverse books that represent their identities and stories and books that introduce young people to new ideas and perspectives."Kasey Meehan, the director of PEN America's Freedom to Read program, claimed that James' "story will echo from the courthouse in Murfreesboro, Tenn., across the country as emblematic of the fight against censorship and suppression," reported the Advocate.Supporters have already crowdfunded over $72,000 on GoFundMe for James.Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors, sign up for our newsletters, and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!...Read More
Employers added 178,000 jobs, far more than had expected, the Labor Department says. ...Read More
...Read More
These headphones focus on sound quality, with a noticeable upgrade over the previous model....Read More
President Donald Trump’s 2027 budget includes massive funding cuts for programs pushing ideologies “that poison the minds of Americans,” according to a fact sheet obtained... Read More The post How Trump’s 2027 Budget Cuts Funding for Woke Ideology appeared first on The Daily Signal. ...Read More
President Donald Trump politely kicked Pam Bondi to the curb on Thursday, touting her as a "Great American Patriot" and crediting her with "overseeing a massive crackdown in Crime across our Country" during her nearly 14 months on the job.Hours after Trump publicized the ouster and named Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche as the acting attorney general, Bondi took a page out of ex-Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem's book, expressing her gratitude to the president and framing her time at the Justice Department in positive terms."Leading President Trump’s historic and highly successful efforts to make America safer and more secure has been the honor of a lifetime, and easily the most consequential first year of the Department of Justice in American history," Bondi wrote on X.'She must answer for her mishandling of the Epstein files.'Bondi — criticized in recent months over her DOJ's handling of the Jeffrey Epstein files, her bizarre Epstein testimony, her suggestion that "hate speech" should be policed, and her perceived inefficacy and failure to prosecute the individuals who waged potentially illegal lawfare against Trump — echoed Trump's remark about the precipitous drop in crime over the past year.A report from the Major Cities Chiefs Association comparing crime stats in 2025 to stats from the previous year found that homicides dropped nationally by 19.3%; rapes dropped by nearly 9%; robberies dropped by 19.8%; and aggravated assault dropped by 9.7%.RELATED: If the Justice Department won’t execute Trump’s orders, who’s in charge? Roberto Schmidt/Getty Images"Since February 2025, we have secured the lowest murder rate in 125 years, secured first-ever terrorism convictions against members of Antifa, shattered domestic and transnational gangs across the country, taken custody of more than 90 key cartel figures, and won 24 favorable rulings at the Supreme Court," wrote Bondi.Bondi added, "I remain eternally grateful for the trust that President Trump placed in me to Make America Safe Again."Although Bondi noted that she is "moving to an important private sector role," she still may have to answer for actions taken while serving as attorney general.The House Oversight and Government Reform Committee voted last month to subpoena Bondi on the release of the Epstein files.Democrats on the committee emphasized in a joint statement on Thursday that Bondi "will not escape accountability and remains legally obligated to appear before our Committee under oath. She must answer for her mishandling of the Epstein files and the special treatment she has given Ghislaine Maxwell."The top Democrat on the committee, Rep. Robert Garcia (Calif.), tweeted, "Pam Bondi and Donald Trump may think her firing gets her out of testifying to the Oversight Committee. They are wrong — and we look forward to hearing from her under oath."Republican Rep. Nancy Mace (S.C.) wrote, "My subpoena still stands. When the Oversight Committee moved to subpoena Bondi, I did it by name, not by or not as the sitting Attorney General of the U.S."Around the time the subpoena was issued, Mace stated, "AG Bondi claims the DOJ has released all of the Epstein files. The record is clear: they have not. The Epstein case is one of the greatest cover-ups in American history. His global sex trafficking network is larger than what is being revealed. Three million documents have been released, and we still don't have the full truth. Videos are missing. Audio is missing. Logs are missing. There are millions more documents out there. We want to know why the DOJ is more focused on shielding the powerful than delivering justice."Citing people familiar with the discussions between Bondi and the committee, the New York Times reported that Bondi has not yet committed to appearing for her scheduled April 14 deposition.Todd Blanche said in a statement that Bondi "led this Department with strength and conviction" and that the DOJ will "continue backing the blue, enforcing the law, and doing everything in our power to keep America safe."Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors, sign up for our newsletters, and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!...Read More
American employers added a surprisingly strong 178,000 new jobs last month, rebounding from a dismal February. And the unemployment rate dipped to 4.3%....Read More
It's one of the most exciting things in astronomy right now....Read More
Another major healthcare breach has surfaced as TriZetto confirms attackers stole sensitive data affecting millions across the United States....Read More
Six weapons experts have contested the US claim that video evidence suggests an Iranian missile could have hit the hall....Read More
New initiative by the Community Security Service roves city's streets, providing a 'subtle additional layer of security' to detect dangers and reassure Jews The post ‘Detect, deploy, reassure’: NYC Jewish security group launches patrols as threats abound appeared first on The Times of Israel. ...Read More
...Read More
...Read More