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Houthis smuggle drone fuel as leader threatens more attacks on Israeli ships
Houthi rebels in Yemen are reportedly upgrading their drone technology with hydrogen fuel cell components that could significantly extend flight range and reduce detection risks. A recent report by Conflict Armament Research found evidence that smuggled hydrogen fuel cell systems could allow Houthi drones to travel up to three times farther than those powered by… -
Justice Department investigates hotel operating as migrant shelter in NYC
The U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) is investigating a New York City hotel that operates as a migrant shelter, according to multiple reports. The U.S. attorney for the Southern District of New York issued a subpoena to the Roosevelt Hotel, which has been functioning as a migrant shelter since 2022 when New York City first… -
Illinois bill proposes mental health defense for attacks on police
A new bill in Illinois could decriminalize attacks on police officers if the aggressor was experiencing a mental health episode. Democratic state Rep. Lisa Davis introduced House Bill 3458, amending the criminal code of 2012, which would allow individuals with a documented history of mental illness to avoid legal action over attacking a police officer… -
Amazon rainforest trees cut down to build road for COP30 climate summit
Trees in the Amazon rainforest are being cut down to construct a new road for an upcoming United Nations climate change conference. The project aims to ease traffic congestion as Brazil prepares to host more than 50,000 attendees, including world leaders, in the city of Belém for the annual COP30 summit in November. What impact… -
New documentary reveals Stan Lee’s final years of alleged exploitation
Stan Lee, the mastermind behind some of the most iconic superheroes, including Spider-Man, the X-Men and Black Panther, is now the subject of a new documentary. “Stan Lee: The Final Chapter” claims to expose the struggles and exploitation he faced in his final years. A personal look at Stan Lee’s final years Jon Bolerjack, who… -
How DEI played a role in Hurricane Helene relief plan getting rejected
A Hurricane Helene recovery plan is being rejected by the federal government because officials said it conflicts with an executive order to end Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) initiatives. The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) rejected Asheville, North Carolina’s plan. What is the HUD secretary saying? HUD Secretary Scott Turner said in… -
US defense firms look to Ukraine for battlefield-proven drones
The U.S. is turning to Ukrainian drone manufacturers to enhance its military capabilities, leveraging war-tested technology. American defense startups, struggling to develop small, reliable drones, are teaming up with Ukrainian firms that mass-produce drones capable of withstanding electronic warfare and operating in contested airspace. What role do US companies play in these partnerships? Companies such… -
Barstool founder Dave Portnoy says Trump administration offered him a job
Barstool Sports founder Dave Portnoy says he was offered a U.S. Department of Commerce position under the Trump administration. However, the opportunity came with a significant condition. Portnoy shared on his podcast “Davey Day Trader Global” that he would have had to step away from Barstool Sports, the media company he founded in 2003. Portnoy’s… -
New Yorkers may face higher energy bills to fund renewable power
New Yorkers may experience an increase in their energy bills to support renewable power development. Utility company Con Edison, which serves more than nine million people in the state, submitted a rate hike request to the New York Department of Public Service in January. How will the increases impact New Yorkers? In a statement, Con… -
Missouri wins $24 billion lawsuit against Beijing over hoarding of PPE
Missouri won a roughly $24 billion lawsuit that accused China of hoarding personal protective equipment (PPE) during the COVID-19 pandemic. The victory brings a potential end to a five-year legal battle after Missouri sued Beijing for “obstructing the production, purchase and export of critical medical equipment, including PPE, during the pandemic.” How did the case… -
Diddy faces new forced labor charge in superseding indictment
Sean “Diddy” Combs is facing a new superseding indictment, adding to the legal challenges against him. The hip-hop mogul has already been accused of sex trafficking, racketeering and prostitution-related crimes. New allegations added to indictment A superseding indictment — which replaces a previous indictment to modify or add charges — was filed against Combs in… -
‘Deeply unfair’: Newsom addresses trans athletes in women’s sports on podcast
Full Story Gov. Gavin Newsom launched his new podcast, and his first episode quickly became a focal point of controversy. During a conversation with conservative commentator Charlie Kirk, Newsom was asked if he would support a policy barring biological males from participating in female sports. “Would you do something like that? Would you say no… -
Alaska’s $44B natural gas pipeline project attracts foreign interest
A major natural gas pipeline project in Alaska, potentially one of the largest in the world, has attracted international interest. President Donald Trump announced during his address to Congress on Tuesday, March 4, that Japan, South Korea and other nations have considered partnerships with the U.S. on this development. “Japan and South Korea and other…
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