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Fox News’ CB Cotton provides updates as Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs’ sex trafficking trial resumes in Manhattan. A witness testified that the rapper paid $100,000 to cover up hotel footage, marking a significant development in the case.

House Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer is praising the reported Trump administration probe into former President Biden’s pardons. The Department of Justice (DOJ) is investigating pardons granted by the Biden White House, specifically whether the ex-president “was competent and whether others were taking advantage of him through use of autopen or other means,” according to…

Newark Mayor and Democratic gubernatorial hopeful Ras Baraka filed a lawsuit against interim U.S. Attorney for New Jersey, Alina Habba, accusing her of false arrest and malicious prosecution in connection with his May 9 arrest and charges outside a federal immigration center. The lawsuit seeks damages for what his lawyers described as his ‘false arrest…

Former California Senate Majority Leader Gloria Romero criticized the Democratic Party as a ‘dying’ entity, accusing its members of abandoning common sense and core American values in favor of identity politics.

A heated debate over transgender athletes in girls’ sports has escalated in Illinois, with school board meetings drawing national attention. The issue has sparked debates on federal law and state rights, with Illinois lawmakers and activists on both sides calling for intervention.

Protests at an Illinois school board meeting over transgender athletes in girls’ sports triggered national attention, with debates on federal law and state rights. The community has been embroiled in a growing divide after a junior high trans athlete won three girls’ track and field events in May.

Rep. Jasmine Crockett, D-Texas, agreed that ‘Republicans want poor people to die as quickly as humanly possible,’ during a town hall event, reigniting political tensions over healthcare and Medicaid policy. The statement, made by former Capitol police officer Michael Fanone, has sparked significant backlash, highlighting broader political discourse and debates surrounding political rhetoric.

Ukrainian forces launched a surprise attack on the Kerch Bridge, a crucial link between Russia and Crimea, causing significant damage and triggering a state of emergency. The strike aims to disrupt Russian military logistics and supply lines in the region.

President Donald Trump criticized Sen. Rand Paul for opposing his ‘big, beautiful bill,’ calling his stance ‘bad politics’ and warning it undermines economic growth. Paul and four other Republicans oppose the package due to projected $5 trillion in increased federal debt, arguing it threatens fiscal responsibility.

German Chancellor Friedrich Merz has defended his government’s efforts to turn away asylum seekers at the country’s borders. He faces opposition criticism after a court ruled that the pushbacks were illegal.

German Chancellor Friedrich Merz has defended his government’s border policies, which involve turning away asylum seekers at the country’s borders. The administration faces criticism after a court ruled that these pushbacks were illegal.

A dean at the University of North Carolina Asheville (UNC Asheville) has been dismissed after an undercover video revealed her secret promotion of DEI (Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion) policies despite state and federal efforts to roll back these initiatives. The video captured her admitting to ‘loving breaking rules’ to continue DEI activities under the guise…

Rep. Jasmine Crockett, D-Texas, slammed Sen. Joni Ernst, R-Iowa, for her comments suggesting that all individuals will eventually die, which she said was in response to constituent concerns about Medicaid cuts.

Rep. Jasmine Crockett criticized Sen. Jon’t Ernst for her fatalistic remarks on Medicaid cuts, accusing her of justifying the policy changes. The exchange highlights growing political divides over healthcare funding.

President Donald Trump and golf sensation Bryson DeChambeau have turned the White House lawn into a makeshift Par 3 course, engaging in a casual round of golf. The impromptu event has sparked a mix of public reaction and political commentary.

A Boulder, Colorado resident, Alex Osante, has recounted the terrifying experience of witnessing a terror attack that took place on June 1, 2025. The incident has fueled fears and prompted local authorities to increase security measures.

Alex Osante described witnessing the terror attack in Boulder, Colorado that took place on June 1, 2025. The incident has sparked widespread concern and calls for increased security measures.

The article discusses how incel and ‘currycel’ cultures are affecting Indian women’s lives, driven by figures like Andrew Tate. These movements are altering gender dynamics and creating risks to women’s safety and autonomy.

An Illinois woman advocating for transgender rights accused conservative groups of contributing to the suicide crisis among trans youth during a Naperville 203 School District board meeting. The protestor highlighted the impact of anti-LGBTQ+ policies on mental health, drawing attention to the intersection of education policy and youth well-being.

Shannon Adcock, founder of Awake Illinois, spoke against transgender athletes in girls’ sports during a Naperville 203 School District board meeting. Her comments reflect the ongoing debate over gender and sports participation.

Pastor Corey Brooks, founder of Project H.O.O.D., claims that liberal policies have left Southside Chicago in a state of ‘devastating cultural dependency.’ He argues these policies have undermined the community’s resilience.

Pastor Corey Brooks criticizes liberal policies for creating a ‘devastating culture of dependency’ in Southside Chicago. He highlights the need for policy reforms to address the community’s ongoing challenges.

Ohio’s secretary of state has referred dozens of noncitizens and double voters for potential prosecution in eight states and Washington, D.C. LaRose emphasized the importance of maintaining high standards of election integrity by enforcing the law against election fraud.

In 2024, more than 11,000 people contacted the Federal Anti-Discrimination Agency — mainly to report racism or sexism. These figures are higher than ever before.

In 2024, Germany’s Federal Anti-Discrimination Agency received over 11,000 reports of discrimination, primarily related to racism and sexism, marking a record high. This surge in reports highlights growing awareness and willingness to report discrimination, though challenges in enforcement remain.

Senators from the Democratic Party have made it clear that they are prepared to fight vigorously against President Trump’s comprehensive legislative initiative, referred to as the ‘big, beautiful bill.’ The proposal, anticipated to cover numerous policy domains, has encountered considerable resistance from the Democratic majority within the Senate.

Virginians are set to vote for the late Rep. Gerry Connolly’s successor in a special election on Sept. 9. Virginia’s 11th district is deep blue and will almost assuredly elect another Democrat.

Rep. Mike Quigley, an Illinois Democrat, is criticizing former top House Democratic leaders for seeking committee leadership roles after leaving their leadership positions in 2022. Quigley, who was bumped from the Appropriations subcommittee leadership by Rep. Jim Clyburn, argues that former leaders should step aside to give younger members opportunities.

Political cartoons from Matt Wuerker in June 2, 2025 offer a critical commentary on the political climate.

Miranda Devine, a prominent columnist for the New York Post, has published an op-ed alleging that Anthony Bernal, an aide to former President Joe Biden, was involved in concealing the former president’s cognitive decline. The piece delves into B, Bernal’s relationship with the Biden family, raising questions about the extent of his involvement in any…

Calls for the revocation of tax-exempt status for anti-Israel groups are intensifying with growing concerns over antisemitic attacks. A New York state senator is spearheading legislative efforts to address what is described as a threat to public safety and national security.

Constitutional law attorney Jonathan Turley argues that the U.S. should implement expedited pathways to remove individuals who are not authorized to reside in the country. Turley highlights the Trump administration’s efforts to identify and deport overstaying visa holders, while also addressing the federal hate crime charge against a Colorado terror suspect.

An escaped inmate in New Orleans has reportedly appeared in a social media video pleading for help, sparking a manhunt. Fox News correspondent Nate Foy is analyzing the situation on ‘America’s Newsroom’, highlighting the public’s role in locating the individual.