The Department of Homeland Security announced this week that it will be lifting protections for over 50,000 Hondurans, giving them twenty months to either leave the country or face deportation. The Hondurans received temporary protection status (TPS), giving them …
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The President’s attorney, Michael Cohen, gained access to $774,000 in cash and credit during the height of the presidential campaign in 2016, records reveal. Speculation is high that the funds were part of an effort to head off any negative …
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Housing and Urban Development Secretary Dr. Ben Carson is facing heavy criticism for proposed changes to the nation’s federal government housing subsidy system. It’s an “immoral, ill-advised proposal…the latest example of the Trump administration’s war on poor people,” said Congressman …
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It starts with an innocent search of the day’s headlines on YouTube. While things seem normal at first, the site eventually pulls you further and further away from mainstream content and more towards fringe content designed, above all, to …
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President Donald Trump’s doctor, Harold Bornstein, has admitted that the 2015 health letter he wrote for the then-presidential-candidate Donald Trump was dictated by Trump himself.
The letter drew scrutiny for having similar speech patterns as that of Trump’s, with …
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Controversial data research firm Cambridge Analytica announced it was shutting its doors this week. The company uses psychometrics, the study of human characteristics to predict human behavior. It’s best known for harvesting the personal information of some 87 million …
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President Trump signed an executive order this week establishing a new White House office focused on religious freedoms. The order establishes the White House Faith and Opportunity Initiative, which will focus on the expression of religion, as well as protections …
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The U.S. economy added 164,000 jobs last month in a positive jobs report that indicated the country’s near-record expansion is continuing unabated. Economists were expecting an increase of about 193,000 jobs, but revisions to job figures for February (slightly downward), …
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The President’s personal attorney, Michael Cohen, has had his phone calls monitored for some time, according to authorities, it was learned today. Cohen has represented the Trump organization for nearly two decades in business and various other dealings, according …
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Boy Scouts of America has announced that it will be dropping the word “Boy” from its official name. The signature program for 10 to 17-year-olds will be known as Scouts BSA starting in February. The umbrella organization will continue …
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You may soon find your perfect match on Facebook. The social media giant announced the rollout of a dating feature on its platform this week. The feature will work by allowing you to click on a “heart” icon to reach …
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Newly confirmed Secretary of State Mike Pompeo released a statement this week on Iran’s pursuit of nuclear weapons. “For many years, the Iranian regime has insisted to the world that its nuclear program was peaceful. The documents obtained by …
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The arts and crafts chain Hobby Lobby has agreed to return some 4,000 artifacts that were illegally purchased to the government of Iraq, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement announced today. The Oklahoma-based company purchased more than 5,500 artifacts and then …
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President Moon Jae-in of South Korea suggested that U.S. President Donald Trump win the Nobel Peace Prize for his efforts to broker a peace between North and South Korea. “President Trump should win the Nobel Peace Prize. What we need …
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The current United States economic expansion is the second longest in the nation’s history. The streak became the second-longest on record days before the Federal Reserve Bank is set to decide, in a two-day meeting, whether to increase interest rates …
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President Trump and his Chief of Staff, Gen. John Kelly, are pushing back on reports that Kelly has repeatedly referred to the President as an “idiot” and that he has characterized his role in the White House as one of …
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Tuition discounts given by private colleges and universities have reached an all-time high according to a new report. A tuition discount is defined as the portion of total tuition funneled back to students as grant-based financial aid.
That number for …
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