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Trump administration BANS Associated Press reporters from Oval Office, defying court order The Trump administration barred Associated Press reporters from covering a press conference with President Donald Trump
Foreclosure wave hits U.S. as cost-of-living crisis squeezes homeowners Foreclosure filings rose sharply in Q1 2025 – up 11 percent quarterly – with March alone seeing 35,890 filings.
Murray N. Rothbard critiques central banking’s true origins in “The Federal Reserve as a Cartelization Device” In “The Federal Reserve as a Cartelization Device,” Murray Rothbard argues the
Ryan Wesley Routh, the second shooter who attempted to assassinate President Donald Trump in September 2024, now faces new state charges, including attempted first-degree murder and terrorism, as announced
U.K. police force faces backlash over recruitment policies that prioritize minorities West Yorkshire Police (WYP) allows ethnic minority candidates (“gold” status) to apply year-round, while White British, Irish,
Rafael Medoff explores the role of Jabotinsky in the rise of Revisionist Zionism in “Militant Zionism in America” Vladimir Jabotinsky led Revisionist Zionism, advocating for immediate Jewish immigration
Don Tapscott’s “The Digital Economy” recalls how the music industry’s missed opportunity reveals the future of business Don Tapscott’s “The Digital Economy” shares how the internet upended outdated
USCIS expands social media screening for visa applicants amid anti-Israel campus protests USCIS has intensified scrutiny of social media activity for visa applicants, targeting ties to groups like
British lawmaker Dan Norris of the Labor Party, a vocal critic of Donald Trump, was arrested on allegations of rape, child sexual offenses, child abduction and misconduct in public
German car brand Audi halts U.S. vehicle deliveries amid Trump tariffs Following the imposition of a 25 percent tariff on imported cars effective April 2, German car maker