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A Window to the Free World In December 1967, Xu Chenggang, a young man from China, left for a remote farm along the Soviet border, carrying with him but one electron tube: the most priceless thing he ever possessed. Xu had been just seventeen when he was exiled, condemned during the Cultural Revolution to years…
Open for Trump: Closing Collective Bargaining Across Federal Agencies for National Security Purposes This is Washington D.C. — In a move capped with intense invectives, United States President Donald Trump appended an executive order Thursday ceasing collective bargaining for federal unions at national security agencies. The announcement was made at night with little public notice…
The first Black Republican woman to serve in Congress, Mia Love, has died after a battle with cancer. Her family confirmed that she passed away at the age of 49. They expressed gratitude to the public for their prayers and support during her illness. Mia Love was deeply devoted to her husband and children, as…
The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) is reportedly close to finalizing an agreement with the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) that would allow U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) to use taxpayer data to help locate individuals suspected of living in the U.S. without legal status. The deal, still under internal review, is seen as part…
Israel led this campaign for the first time in a full ground assault on Gaza after the ceasefire and has taken back an important area that had been under the control of Hamas militants. Thousands of Israeli soldiers, tanks, and air cover are fighting this war at a critical juncture in violence that has intensified…
This controversial and unprecedented act is expected to see Donald Trump signing an executive order, abolishing the U.S. Department of Education. This move marks years of conservative work for decentralized education federal authority and returned trump for states. As per the plan, which sources close to it said would be announced as early as today,…
As the war in Ukraine enters its third year, entire regions of eastern Ukraine and parts of Russia have been devastated by relentless fighting, airstrikes, and ground offensives. While diplomatic efforts remain stalled, reports indicate that former U.S. President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin may be engaging in informal discussions that could influence…
A recent national poll reveals a stark divide among Americans regarding political correctness and Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) initiatives, underscoring the country’s ongoing cultural and political polarization. In the national survey, it appears Americans thought that the greatest majority of them support the idea of DEI, which is supposed to enhance inclusivity, protect marginalized communities, and act…
Cuts made by Trump to VOA may allow more room for anti-American propaganda, relatively speaking, says its director. Cuts made by Trump to VOA may allow more room for anti-American propaganda, relatively speaking, says its director. VOICE OF AMERICA LESS TRUMP. Cuts made by Trump to VOA may allow more room for anti-American propaganda, relatively…
A federal judge on Monday criticized a Department of Justice (DOJ) attorney for failing to answer direct questions regarding the “Alien Enemies Act”, a rarely used law allowing the government to deport non-citizens from enemy nations during wartime. Judge Presses DOJ for Clarity In a packed courtroom showdown, U.S. District Judge Michael Donovan questioned DOJ…
