Spring Break, among the busiest period for travel in the U.S., is underway. The season typically peaks in mid-March, and Airlines for America has projected that 171 million passengers will fly between the start of this month and the end of April, averaging roughly 2.8 million travelers per day and marking a four percent increase over 2025...

The top Justice Department prosecutor for civil liberties and voting rights tells Just the News that her ongoing review of state voter rolls has proven tens of thousands of noncitizens made it into a position to cast ballots and that hundreds of thousands of dead or departed residents were not properly removed from state election systems. "It's really frustrating that we're being prevented from doing our job," Assistant Attorney General for Civil Rights Harmeet Dhillon said Tuesday night, criticizing state election offices and federal judges who are blocking her office from her historic effort to obtain and review every state's voter roll ahead of the 2026 midterm elections...

Security experts told the Daily Caller that President Donald Trump's latest operation in Iran is part of a broader strategy to cripple Tehran's ability to threaten the U.S. and its allies while also weakening hostile powers that depend on the regime. President Donald Trump announced in an early morning video statement on Feb. 28 that U.S. and Israeli forces had launched major combat operations against Iran under Operation Epic Fury...

We're getting reports that the Secret Service has detained a driver after a van drove through barricades at Connecticut Avenue and H Street, Northwest. Streets around the White House are temporarily shut down. Streets around the White House are temporarily shut down with police tape and a surge of law enforcement officials due to a suspicious vehicle, CBS News reports. The driver of the car has been detained and was being questioned by US Secret Service. The D.C. police issued a statement on the incident.

Among some of the most disturbing and gruesome initial scenes from the chaotic war the U.S. and Israel unleashed on Iran was the bombing of a girls' elementary school on Saturday. The strike reportedly killed at least 175 and left 95 injured. Thousands of Iranians have turned out this week for funerals. Images and reports of young girls strewn across classroom floors and parents clinging to their remains horrified many around the world. As these deaths are considered, it should not be missed: This tragedy typifies the role and exploitation of gender in imperialism, both practically and in abstraction. Narratives around the war on Iran tap into two critical gendered tropes that are essential to the imperial project: The first is the category of the "Muslim woman," refracted through the Western gaze, who is in need of saving. The second trope implicitly genders "the West" as masculine and "the East" as feminine. (While categories such as "the East" and "the West" offer a shorthand whe…

After adopting young True, Dr. Amy Beethe also adopted True’s sister, and then found homes for his four other siblings. Source: A 5-year-old boy was left alone in a hospital on the day of his heart surgery. His anesthesiologist adopted him. Wow.

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