September 2026
Oregon Mom Challenges School District over Christian Curriculum Reimbursement Ban
Tessa Bulzan was told she’d be reimbursed for Christian texts, so long as they were educational. Then, the district refused.
Jack Smith Collected Thousands of Trump Donors’ Financial Info as Part of Election Probe
Former Justice Department Special Counsel Jack Smith subpoenaed at least 4,782 political donations to President Donald Trump from Americans across the country between September 2019 and August 2023, Senator Chuck Grassley has revealed.
Mihrigul Tursun’s Faith Posed an ‘Existential Threat’ to the CCP, So They Tried to Crush It
Tursun escaped torture in China’s vast Uyghur internment camp system.
Najya Hannah-Jones Parents Her Mother in Revealing Interview
It falls to the 16-year-old to dispel her mother’s blinkered ideas about how the world works.
Senate Passes Bipartisan Legislation to Bring Order to College Sports
Supported by major college athletic conferences, the bill attempts to regulate college sports by putting in place a national regime of rules that would include giving athletes five years of eligibility and allowing them one transfer, with limited exceptions.
Utah Valley University Warned Turning Point Not to Hold Charlie Kirk Event Outside, Internal Report Claims
The report comes a week after Kirk’s family argued in a legal filing that UVU failed to take adequate steps to prevent the assassination.
Investigators Believe Tasia Fortune’s Hanging was ‘Staged’ After Killing in Drug Dispute
Investigators believe Tasia Fortune was killed in a drug dispute before her body was hanged from a tree in Jackson, Miss., last month in a crime that shocked the nation.
Cambridge Cancels Probe into Jason Arday Hiring, Will Instead Focus on University Support
The investigation has shifted away from how Arday was hired despite his lack of qualifications.
Rogue Contractor Published Biased Study to Push HHS Drinking Crackdown, House Probe Finds
The study was commissioned under the Biden administration and published without government approval, the Oversight Committee says.
Despite Iran War Criticism, Vulnerable Senate Republicans Vote Against War Powers Resolution
The 50-49 vote represented the last chance for Republicans to break with Trump on the war.