Politics
Inside the Secret Deals Driving Deportations to Non-Native Countries
In June, a U.S. diplomat named Christian Ehrhardt quietly arrived in West Africa. He visited government officials in Ivory Coast, Gambia, Guinea Bissau, Togo, and Gabon. Ehrhardt, a career State Department employee with a background
Universities Face Choice: Adhere to Political Agendas or Lose Federal Funding
The debate over federal research funding in higher education continues to intensify. Many argue that universities should be free from political influence in research initiatives. David Wippman and Glenn Altschuler, writing for The Hill, emphasized
Sen. Roger Marshall Criticizes Report of Lawsuits Against Patients as Political Attack
Senator Roger Marshall, a Republican from Kansas, is defending against allegations from a New York Times report. The report accuses his former OB-GYN practice of engaging in hundreds of lawsuits over unpaid medical bills, resulting
President Trump Faces Legal Hurdles Over Mail-Ballot Regulations
President Donald Trump is confronted with legal ambiguity surrounding his administration’s ability to implement new federal mail-ballot rules ahead of the 2028 presidential election. Legal experts shared their insights with Fox News Digital. In March,
Why the Creative Class and Global City Concepts Lost Momentum
Cities and Their Historic Growth Historically, cities have flourished due to their strategic locations. They were often situated near rivers and ports, providing access to trade and transportation. Natural resources played a key role in
Organized Labor Sees Renewed Support Across Political Spectrum
Organized labor is finding new allies despite its reduced influence. These alliances emerge from both the Left and the Right as labor politics face intense challenges in 2026. This year, the landscape for labor is
Orlando Letelier’s Legacy and Upcoming Developments
On September 21, 1976, a brutal assassination took place on Embassy Row in Washington, D.C. Orlando Letelier, a former Chilean diplomat, was killed in a car bombing. This event also claimed the life of his
German Political Landscape Shifts Following Regional Elections
A Shift in German Politics German Chancellor Friedrich Merz has pledged to maintain his position despite significant setbacks for his conservative bloc in regional elections. The far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) has continued to gain
Trump and Iranian President Pezeshkian Face Off at U.N. General Assembly
President Donald Trump and Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian are arriving in New York City for this week’s U.N. General Assembly. This event is described by former White House officials as a ‘dramatic’ diplomatic moment amid
Ambassador Refuses to Set Timeline for End of Iran Conflict
As the Iran conflict enters its seventh month, discussions continue regarding the duration and potential resolution. Mike Waltz expressed confidence that time benefits both the President of the United States and the nation itself. On