Top Virginia Democrat Louise Lucas Charged in Public Corruption, Drug Trafficking Case
A top Virginia Democrat is facing charges in connection with an alleged bribery, marijuana distribution, and money laundering scheme.
Court Slaps Down NYC’s Latest Attempt to Punish Energy Companies for Climate Change
An appellate court rejected the city’s claim that the firms mislead consumers into thinking their products do not contribute to climate change.
California Elementary Schools Teach ‘Cisheteropatriarchy’ and ‘Decolonization,’ House Probe Finds
A House investigation found Berkeley elementary students were taught about cisheteropatriarchy, decolonization, and Israel through politicized curricula.
Supreme Court Blocks Trump Administration Effort to Restrict Gender-Transition Treatments for Federal Inmates
The Supreme Court on Wednesday rejected an effort by the Trump administration to restrict medical treatment for transgender-identifying inmates in federal prison.
How PR Pros Are Convincing Americans to Hate Data Centers Less
Public opposition to AI data centers is growing amid concerns about electricity costs, water consumption, and neighborhood disruptions. Industry experts say developers must address legitimate community concerns, improve public outreach, and demonstrate local economic benefits rather than relying on public relations campaigns alone.
Amy Acton’s Mom Claims Candidate Lied about Childhood in Attack Ad — Despite Extensive Record of Abuse
Legal documents obtained by NR provide evidence that Acton faced sexual abuse as a child while in her mother’s custody.
Violence Was Brewing for Weeks in France as the Media Praised ‘Student-Led’ Protests
The violence that exploded in France over the weekend was easy to see coming — for those who were looking.
Josh Turek Rejects Corporate PAC Money — but Accepts Cash from Corporate-Funded PACs
Turek, who rails against corporate money in politics, has accepted upwards of $222,000 from 33 different leadership PACs.
China Is Still Haunted by Its One-Child Policy
New research reveals the lasting effects of China’s one-child policy on attitudes toward marriage and children.
As Trump Claims Russia ‘Doing Very Little’ for Iran, Top Russian Diplomat Lands in Tehran
After signing a controversial diesel deal with Russia last week, President Donald Trump assured skeptics that the deal was in the national interest of the United States and would keep Russian President Vladimir Putin, who ordered the invasion of Ukraine in February of 2022, at “the bargaining table.”