The Department of Justice announced Wednesday that Ohio State’s medical school was found to have discriminated against white and Asian applicants in violation of federal law. The DOJ’s Civil Rights Division cited admissions practices for the 2023, 2024, and 2025 incoming classes, saying that the school violated the Civil Rights…

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When France sneezes, it used to be said, all Europe catches cold. One need only consider the French Revolution, 1848’s “Springtime of the Peoples,” or even the student protests of May 1968 to see the point: There is something about France that allows her to act as both catalyst for…

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During an interview with Mid-Michigan Now on Thursday, Michigan Democratic U.S. Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed discussed his foreign policy vision and said that “we’ve got to remember that our job is to be the principal upholder of international law.” Sinclair Statewide Political Reporter Remington Hernandez asked, “Let’s talk foreign policy…

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President Trump rallied voters in Sioux City, Iowa on Thursday, where he announced his administration’s use of the Defense Production Act to boost refining capacity, aiming to lower fuel prices. The president also stumping for Republican candidates, including Congresswoman Ashley Hinson, the GOP nominee for Senate, and criticizing the record…

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A group of cartel gunmen fired into a passing bus loaded with students in the Mexican state of Sinaloa, spreading terror among the local community. The driver sustained shrapnel injuries. The students were unharmed. The attack took place on Thursday morning, when a green public transportation bus was transporting students…

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Democrat Senate hopeful James Talarico doesn’t want you to change his mind. He wants you to change yours, and he’s betting Texas Republicans are gullible enough to fall for the packaging. Conservative commentator Steven Crowder has filed a lawsuit against CNN and Jubilee over their use of “Change My Mind,”…

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Excerpt: Burning fossil fuels may have stopped the Earth from entering another ice age, a new study suggests. The research, published Thursday in the journal Science, uses samples of ancient vegetation and rock records to analyze the growth—and sudden retreat—of an ice cap that is the last vestige of an…

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By Joan Swirsky Whether it’s on college campuses across America or on the streets of cities throughout the world or out of the mouths of major world leaders or the peace-loving anti-Semites at that cesspool on 1st Avenue in NY City––the United Nations–– or the Nobel Committee that just awarded…

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The Treasury Department on Thursday excluded Venezuela from proposed restrictions on certain U.S. investments abroad, saying the government of former President Nicolás Maduro no longer exists following his capture in January.The Treasury said Venezuela’s current government, led by Maduro’s former deputy, Delcy Rodríguez, did not meet the statutory definition of…

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President Donald Trump issued a presidential proclamation Thursday that could curb the importation of wind turbines and turbine parts into the United States.The Department of Commerce conducted an investigation that became the basis of the presidential proclamation.Trump wrote that, at the conclusion of the investigation, Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick “found…

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A Cuban bakery located in Florida is now the center of a conservative boycott campaign after the establishment hosted a visit from House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries, along with another Democratic congressional candidate. Jeffries and Eliot Rodriguez, who is campaigning for Florida’s 27th District, visited a bakery in Pinecrest, which…

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Democratic Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed got visibly upset during a heated exchange with Republican opponent Mike Rogers over allegations involving the Muslim Brotherhood. Rogers challenged the Michigan Democrat’s record on police funding before bringing up an appeal to Egypt’s former president. El-Sayed denied belonging to the organization and accused Rogers…

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It has become in most circles almost a foregone conclusion that the Democrats are primed to seize control of the House of Representatives and perhaps the Senate come November 3. Considering longstanding historical trends favoring the out party in midterm elections, President Trump’s sub-40% approval rating, and the stubbornly high…

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The polling industry is in the spotlight again after a purported pollster, Wedgewood Polls, released a statement admitting all but one survey it published was fake and that the endeavor was an “experimental project.” If this story sounds familiar, that’s probably because another supposed polling firm, Median Strategies, also confessed…

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World20 sources·Updated Oct 23, 2026·1 min readThe Comoros-flagged merchant vessel Khoryv sank Friday about 13 nautical miles off Constanța, Romania, after apparently being struck by a drone. Romanian authorities rescued nine of the 13 crew members, recovered one body and said three sailors remained missing; the crew included 10 Ukrainians…

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