A legal battle unfolding in New Mexico is rapidly becoming one of the most consequential tests of Big Tech power in the United States. At the center is Meta, the parent company of Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp. The company is now raising a stark possibility: it may shut down its services in the state rather...
After weeks of escalating conflict, Donald Trump agreed to a two-week ceasefire with Iran on April 8, 2026, just hours before a deadline in which he had warned he could “wipe out a whole civilization.” The agreement halts active fighting and opens a narrow window for negotiations, but both sides are already signaling very different...
Across the United States, teachers’ unions are facing a growing wave of political, legal, and cultural resistance as lawmakers, advocacy groups, and even many teachers themselves argue that unions have become more focused on progressive activism than on improving education. New laws in several states are limiting union power, teachers are increasingly opting out of...
The federal government has launched a major civil rights investigation into the City of Boston after officials at the Department of Housing and Urban Development accused the city of implementing openly race based housing policies under the banner of diversity, equity, and inclusion. The investigation is being led by HUD’s Office for Fair Housing and...