A college graduate student accused of pro-Hamas activism is seeking millions from the Trump administration weeks after being released from an immigration detention center. Mahmoud Khalil — a Syrian-born Palestinian activist who became the face of anti-Israel demonstrations that rocked Columbia University’s campus throughout 2024 — is suing the Trump administration for $20 million for his arrest and months-long detention by federal immigration authorities, according to the Associated Press (AP). Khalil’s lawyers filed his claim Thursday, alleging he was falsely imprisoned, maliciously prosecuted and wrongly labeled as an anti-semite as the Trump administration sought to remove him from the country...

President Donald Trump’s pick to lead the Office of Special Counsel announced on Tuesday that he withdrew from his Senate confirmation hearing after losing too many Republican votes over his leaked texts. Paul Ingrassia was scheduled to testify in front of the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee on Thursday, but Senate Majority Leader John Thune (R-SD) cast doubt on the nominee’s confirmation in light of Ingrassia’s alleged remarks in a group chat, saying, “He’s not going to pass.”...

The wrecking of part of the White House’s East Wing to make way for President Trump’s ballroom is striking a nerve with his critics who see it as an overhaul of a historic building for a gaudy personal project. Images of an excavator tearing into parts of the White House went viral on Monday, eliciting the latest outrage over Trump’s efforts to rapidly remake the nation’s capital in his preferred image...

A pair of new Democratic internal polls point to tight races in two battleground congressional districts currently held by Republicans ahead of the 2026 midterm elections. Why It Matters Democrats are hoping to retake the majority in the House of Representatives in November 2026. Historically, the party of the president loses seats in the midterms, and President Donald Trump’s approval rating has dropped since...

The federal government shutdown is now the second-longest in history. We’re on Day 21, and if it lingers into early November, Congress could surpass the current record of 35 days – from, as it happens, the first Trump administration. Who knows if we’ll get there. There is a premium in these debates on appearing resolute. That means neither side telegraphs that it might fold – right up until the moment one does. But there are also a number of dynamics pushing us toward an especially prolonged shutdown right now...

Conservative commentator Scott Jennings on Monday said it was “kind of funny” of President Donald Trump to post an artificial intelligence-generated video of himself bombing “No Kings” protesters with feces — prompting a heated discussion on CNN. Jennings argued on “The Source with Kaitlan Collins” that Trump was merely making a point with the bizarre video, namely that the “No Kings” protests across America on Saturday were an inherent waste of time because “we don’t have a monarchy in this country.”...

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by Michael Snyder, End Of The American Dream: Why would scientists purposely try to make the flu more deadly?  During the flu pandemic of 1918, it is estimated that somewhere between 50 and 100 million people died globally.  But apparently that is not good enough, and so they have come up with a far deadlier […]

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It was a case of Trump Derangement Syndrome that was nearly fatal. A man who allegedly decided to rip down a sign supporting President Donald Trump outside a home in rural North Carolina, then apparently fired a handgun at the building, is facing charges that could put him in prison...