Trump Rebuilt a Columbus Statue From the Rubble Protesters Left Behind
A 13-foot marble replica built from the remains of Baltimore's toppled Columbus statue now stands next to the White House — and the debate it reopens is far from simple.
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Army Lifts Enlistment Age to 42 and Eases Marijuana Conviction Rules
The U.S. Army raised its enlistment age limit to 42 and eased marijuana conviction rules, with the changes taking effect April 20 amid ongoing recruitment challenges.
Authorities Finally Searching Epstein's Ranch — Why It Took So Long
Nearly seven years after Jeffrey Epstein's death, investigators are finally searching his New Mexico ranch — and the reason it took this long raises serious questions.
U.S. Soldiers Told to Ditch Their Uniforms Off Base
Uniform bans, locked-down bases, and terrorism investigations — since the war with Iran began, the threat to U.S. military personnel on American soil has grown impossible to ignore.
ICE Agents Heading to Airports as TSA Shutdown Crisis Deepens
ICE agents are being sent to US airports to ease long security lines as a partial DHS shutdown leaves TSA officers unpaid and understaffed for over a month.
James Woods Is Done With the Republican Party
Veteran actor James Woods announced he is leaving the Republican Party after decades, citing congressional Republicans he calls "uniparty traitors." He is registering as Independent.
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Mar 22, 2026 5 min readFEMA Disaster Chief Claims He Teleported to a Waffle House
Trump appointed Gregg Phillips to lead FEMA disaster response despite his history of conspiracy theories, violent rhetoric, and claims of involuntary teleportation.
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Mar 22, 2026 6 min readRobert Mueller, Former FBI Director, Dies at 81
Robert Mueller, the former FBI director who led the Trump-Russia investigation, has died at 81. He served 12 years as FBI director and charged 37 in the Russia probe.
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Mar 21, 2026 5 min readMinnesota Bar Gives Free Meals to Politicians Who Eat With Other Side
A Saint Paul bar is offering free lunch to lawmakers who dine with a colleague from the opposing party. Two Minnesota reps already took them up on it.