Berkeley’s viral 8th and Harrison encampment looks like a simple failure to enforce the law. The court record tells a different story: Berkeley can close
Polestar was not simply banned because it is Chinese-owned. Volvo has essentially the same problem—and received permission to keep selling cars in the U.S. The
Jared Kushner requested a private meeting with Hakeem Jeffries as Democrats eye control of the House. There is no evidence of a secret Israel deal—but
A viral post claims oral sex has overtaken tobacco as a leading cause of throat cancer. The epidemiological shift is real, but the wording is
JPMorgan has not predicted an imminent AI crash. But its strategists are seeing a market divergence reminiscent of the dot-com era as AI spending moves
David Spevak says two men identified as IDF soldiers posed as Palestinian students from Gaza, described fabricated atrocities as their own, and tried to force
Jennica Pounds is the researcher behind the influential DataRepublican account on X. Her publisher describes her as a software engineer, data analyst and Utah small-business
Ratko Mladić’s death closes one chapter of Bosnia’s war-crimes history. In Foča, another remains open: Dragoljub Kunarac completed a 28-year sentence for rape, torture and
There is a real connection between China’s suspension of an Argentine beef plant and Argentina’s rapidly expanding U.S. beef trade under Trump. The records support
Sudan’s civil war has produced atrocities by multiple armed forces. But the evidence from Darfur goes further: a UN fact-finding mission has concluded that the
