Now It’s Officially Trump’s Black Friday
It was supposed to be a triumph – a show of strength, a signal of power. But instead, the day ends for Donald Trump in a humiliating double defeat. The United States Supreme Court has rejected his request ...
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It was supposed to be a triumph – a show of strength, a signal of power. But instead, the day ends for Donald Trump in a humiliating double defeat. The United States Supreme Court has rejected his request ...
The questionnaire in question was distributed as part of a Spanish class at Walled Lake Northern High School in Michigan. Parents reported that this questionnaire was part of a lesson on immigration ...
A Crushing Defeat for Trump It was one of those political defeats that even a man like Donald Trump cannot ignore. A bill bearing his name, celebrated as the “One Big Beautiful Bill,” collapsed ...
A young woman murdered, live, before the eyes of the world. The world is getting sicker. One might dismiss this as a cliché, the lament of those who feel too old for the tides ...
In a courtroom in Greenbelt, Maryland, the power of the presidency suddenly faced emptiness. A U.S. federal judge, cool and unyielding, looked at the Trump administration's lawyers and asked a simple, devastating question: ...
US President Donald Trump said Thursday he was not surprised that Russian President Vladimir Putin would not attend the planned peace talks with Ukraine in Turkey. "I didn’t think it was possible for Putin to come if I’m not there," ...
How Trump and Europe’s Cowardice Strangle International Law. There are stories that look like nothing. News that stares at us like a statue in the market, expressionless, lifeless. And then there are those stories that scream
Once upon a time, in a land where the highest health offices didn't require medical excellence but rather a strong personal brand and the right Instagram filter. Welcome to the United States under President Donald Trump, ...
Our investigation delves deep into the heart of a movement that no longer organizes in secrecy but openly trains, marches, and recruits. It is not merely a network of right-wing ideologues; ...
How Donald Trump Breaks Judges. Hannah Dugan, a judge at the Milwaukee County Circuit Court, could hardly have imagined on any other day that her service would end as a harbinger of the new America...
It was a day like any other. An airport, people boarding a plane that rose into the sky. But this was no ordinary flight. It was a deportation flight, organized by Avelo Airlines, ...
It begins like any other story of wealth. An entrepreneur sells his tech company, his bank account swells, and the possibilities seem endless. But what happens next is anything but ...
How Trump’s USA Welcomes South Africa’s Far-Right Extremists. For weeks, we investigated – conducted interviews, analyzed documents, traced networks. The picture that emerged was a disturbing one: a grotesque, dangerous reality in which the Trump administration ...
It is a strange irony that a man who has always presented himself as a master of deals and an infallible strategist now roams the opulent halls of Mar-a-Lago like a prisoner.
A Drama in Diplomatic Acts It was a night that shimmered like a distorted mirror of hope. Vladimir Putin, the czar of calculated calm, stepped before the cameras and announced the unthinkable...
Fear, Deportation, and the Shadows of Trump It begins with a police light, a flash in the rearview mirror, a moment of terror that wraps around the heart like a cold hand. On the streets of Tennessee, ...
It begins with a fanfare. "Week 16: President Trump leads America into a new golden age," the White House announces. A list of achievements as long as the wall Trump once promised. A triumphal march, a hymn of praise for the
Trump Administration Arrests Newark Mayor - Ras Baraka Against Trump's Deportation Machine. It begins with an outcry, a protest, a silent call that fades on the street. Ras Baraka, Mayor of Newark, stands before Delaney Hall,..
Once upon a time in Washington, D.C., a city that once prided itself on being the heart of American democracy. But today, in this new era, the capital looks more like a poorly staged comedy show...
How Trump Is Undermining Control Over the Threat Within Our investigation leads deep into the heart of a movement that no longer hides in the shadows. It trains, marches, and recruits in the open.
Leo XIV and the Struggle for Faith It was the moment when history and the present met. From the loggia of St. Peter's Basilica, a man looked out at the crowd - a man who had taken the name Leo XIV. Robert Prevost, born in Chicago
The Irony of Democracy - AfD and the Silence of the Federal Office for the Protection of the Constitution Sometimes it is precisely the quiet events that echo the loudest. Such is the decision recently taken by the Federal Office for the Protection of the Constitution (BfV)
But please be sure to leave on time – The United States, Trump, and the Fear of Guests. It was one of those perfectly orchestrated events at the White House, where fanfares of greatness resound ...
A report from the in-between Here are the names of the people who were deported. It was a clear day in Harlingen, Texas, when the planes lifted off ...
A formal complaint, a mountain of evidence – and an attorney general with her back against the wall. There are moments in history when the law submits, bends, dissolves...
In a country that claims freedom as its founding promise, desperate men form three letters with their bodies: S – O – S. It is not a theatrical gesture. It is a cry for help born out ...
A WARNING must be issued here: The material documents extreme forms of degradation inside the CECOT prison complex in El Salvador. It is not for the faint of heart ...
We live in times when a silent prayer in the halls of power is seen as a threat. Times when even words of faith, carried by a weary, upright man, are surrounded by uniformed officers, as if they were an uprising, not a plea.
Now it is official - child labor - Children, 14 years old, some even younger, climb into dusty trucks before the sun colors the sky. Before six ...
“Harvard is an anti-Semitic, far-left institution” — with these words, Donald Trump began one of his unrestrained tirades on April 24, 2025, lashing out at everything that contradicts him. The university, he claimed, is “a liberal mess,” ...
In a country that long ago abandoned reason, there came a moment in April 2025 that felt as if it had been torn from the pages of a dystopian novel. While tulips bloomed and balloons ...
Boise, Idaho. A town that could’ve been plucked from a brochure selling the past - old-fashioned, sunlit, indulgent. Everyone knows each other, everyone smiles, everyone drinks the same cheap beer in the same smoky clubs where the future still sounds like ‘90s drum’n’bass.
It begins as it always does in authoritarian systems: with lists. Lists of books, lists of suspects, lists of topics that must disappear. But in America in the year 2025, there’s no longer ...
Donald Trump sits in the Oval Office. In front of him: no verdict, no report, no arrest warrant. Just a sheet of paper. On it: a photo of a fist with the letters “M S 1 3.” Below: “Kilmar ...
A man now sits in a different prison - no longer in CECOT, the place of chains and darkness, but in Santa Ana. A facility with windows, they say. With air. With less fear. And yet ...
In the fading dusk of a hotel restaurant in San Salvador, between the clatter of plates and the whispers of a tropical night, Senator Chris Van Hollen met with a man who was no longer ...
It was a Wednesday in April when the truth once again lost itself in the cold shadows of propaganda. On the government platform X, where words become weapons and documents are ...
In a republic that prides itself on the separation of powers, it was a single woman on Tuesday who defended the rule of law against the overreach of the president: Federal Judge Paula Xinis. In the case of Kilmar Abrego Garcia, ...
The shadow man disappears - and with him, a production. our investigation - and warned of a story that would collapse in on itself. It was a scene straight out of a screenplay:..
A satirical look at the medical mysteries of presidential mass. On April 13, 2025, the White House released something that defies the laws of physics, nutrition, and collective eyesight: Donald J. Trump, ...
It doesn’t begin with a scandal. Not with an official statement. It begins with a sentence, casually posted, deliberately seeded. “Deport Xi Jinping’s daughter.” Not a line from a dystopian novel but a real call to action from ...
It was a day full of fractures, a day when the veil of power was lifted to reveal the naked failure of a government. The United States, a nation of laws, had deported a man it should never ...
"From an edge of America that no longer recognizes itself – and sent a cold shiver down our spines." It doesn’t begin with a bang. Not with marching bands or television images ...
In the hour of political darkness, when economic reason yields to propaganda, history returns as farce. President Donald Trump, a man whose understanding of history is shaped less by archives than by ...
On April 4, 2025, a Friday that seemed torn from the script of democratic tragedy, Donald Trump wrote a sentence. It was short, set in capital letters, and in truth a mirror ...
"From a nation slowly forgetting itself". Once upon a time, in the heart of the United States, six Republican men, dressed in pressed jackets and wearing antiquated smiles, ...
It was a cold, judicial blow against an administration that, in recent months, had weaponized every law, every principle, and every trace of humanity under the guise of national security. But on Wednesday, the Court of Appeals for the District ...
He was a goalkeeper. A father. A soccer fan. And now: an inmate in one of the harshest prisons in the Western Hemisphere. Jerce Reyes Barrios, a 36-year-old Venezuelan former professional player, was deported by the United ...
No, this hunt is anything but quiet — it is shrill and repugnant. It doesn't come with torches and pitchforks, but with screenshots, speculation, out-of-context names, and a digital furor that no longer seems to care about the truth.
It begins with a tweet. Not from a journalist, not from an institution, but from a self-proclaimed “patriot” who calls herself Insurrection Barbie. She posts under the account @DefiantlyFree, ...