Month: February 2025

Abdulbaqi Saeed Abdo knows the real danger of online censorship. The husband and father of five walked out of an Egyptian jail recently after three years of detention. The reason…

A federal judge temporarily blocked the enforcement of the Trump administration’s foreign aid pause, ruling that the administration did not have a compelling reason to implement the freeze.  U.S. District…

After enduring three years in a Russian penal colony, American schoolteacher Marc Fogel was seen kissing his passport and running up the steps of the plane sent to rescue him,…

Vice President JD Vance – and his communications director — fired back on Friday after a Wall Street Journal headline misrepresented Vance’s comments with regard to the ongoing war between…

Vice President JD Vance urged European leaders to respect the voices of their people, warning them against the rising “threat from within” that has prompted censorship of so-called hate speech…

Netflix has broken its silence on the controversy over “Emilia Pérez,” the streaming giant’s musical drama, which earned 13 Academy Award nominations. While the film has been heaped in praise…

Between 2020 and 2024, the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) reportedly spent $22.6 billion on illegal immigrants, including cash payments for cars and home loans. HHS’ Office of…

Sagui Dekel-Chen, the second American to be released in the latest phase of the hostage deal, is set to return home on Saturday. Twenty-nine-year-old Russian-Israeli citizen Alexander “Sasha” Troufanov, and…

The National Catholic Prayer Breakfast (NCPB) will partner with Hallow, a popular Catholic meditation and prayer app, to lead a nationwide, 9-day novena ahead of its event, NCPB exclusively shared…

Acting FEMA Director Cameron Hamilton said Thursday that the agency would review all funding and grants provided to non-governmental organizations as the Trump administration looks to slash wasteful spending.  Hamilton…