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China now flying jets with Egypt near Israel’s southern border
China and Egypt launched their first joint air force exercise, named “Eagles of Civilization 2025,” at Wadi Abu Rish Air Base west of the Gulf of Suez. The drill involves Chinese J-10C fighter jets, KJ-500 airborne early warning aircraft and refueling planes, alongside Egypt’s MiG-29s. The exercise began Saturday, April 19 and is expected to… -
SCOTUS to rule on parents declining LGBTQ+ lessons in Maryland schools
A group of Maryland parents are asking the U.S. Supreme Court to decide whether public schools are violating their religious rights by requiring elementary students to participate in lessons that include LGBTQ+ inclusive storybooks without parental notice or the ability to opt out. The case stems from a policy change in 2023 by the Montgomery… -
China tests hydrogen-based bomb that burns hotter, longer than TNT
Chinese researchers successfully tested a new hydrogen-based explosive that releases sustained high heat without using nuclear material. The weapon, developed by the China State Shipbuilding Corporation’s 705 Research Institute, reportedly produced a fireball exceeding 1,800°F that lasted more than two seconds — 15 times longer than conventional TNT, according to the South China Morning Post.… -
Newsom to sue Trump admin over DOGE-driven AmeriCorps cuts
The federal government’s move to dismantle AmeriCorps, a national service program established in 1993, drew both praise and criticism, highlighting a divide over the role and effectiveness of taxpayer-funded agencies. Supporters of the decision, including some Republican lawmakers, say the program has a long track record of inefficiency and poor financial oversight. Critics, including California… -
Easter potato hunt? Egg prices lead some consumers to change traditions
With the price of eggs still soaring, many organizers of Easter egg hunts during the weekend of April 18 have been forced to find different ways to have fun without breaking their budget. Some are substituting potatoes for eggs, commenting that they look similar when painted. Rose Atwater, on her website Rose Bakes, said, “Small… -
ICE, DOGE seek Medicare data in immigration crackdown: Report
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) have reportedly requested access to a Medicare database as part of efforts to monitor undocumented immigrants, according to The Washington Post. The Post reported Wednesday, April 16, that the agencies’ proposal involves using personal information from the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid… -
US may abandon Ukraine-Russia peace talks in a matter of days: Rubio
U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio emerged from negotiations in Paris on Friday, April 18, declaring that the United States might walk away from brokering peace talks between Ukraine and Russia in a matter of days if progress is not made. Rubio made the remarks after meeting with European and Ukrainian leaders. Who was part… -
Pennsylvania police link governor’s mansion arsonist to Palestinian cause
The man accused of setting fire to the Pennsylvania governor’s mansion on Sunday, April 13, allegedly admitted to doing so “in defense of Palestinians,” according to a Wall Street Journal report. The same day of the attack, arson suspect Cody Balmer reportedly called 911 after the fire, making references to the Palestinian cause. What did… -
Studies comparing reliability of EVs vs. gas cars report conflicting results
A pair of separate reports offered differing conclusions on the reliability of electric vehicles (EVs) compared to traditional gas-powered cars. The discrepancies between these two studies necessitate examining the potential interests of the organizations involved. What data points to EVs being more reliable? A recent study by the German Automobile Club (ADAC) found that electric… -
Iran must end uranium enrichment to reach nuclear deal: US
A top negotiator for the U.S. said Tehran must completely abandon its uranium enrichment program to reach any nuclear agreement. These remarks come as the U.S. prepares for further nuclear deal talks with Iran on Saturday, April 19. What did Witkoff say about Iran’s nuclear program? U.S. envoy Steve Witkoff said Tuesday, April 15, that… -
New York AG Letitia James targeted by criminal referral over alleged fraud
A legal filing signed by New York Attorney General Letitia James in August 2023 declared her intent to make a property in Norfolk, Virginia, her principal residence. The declaration came roughly two months before she filed a civil fraud case against Donald Trump and the Trump Organization in New York. James and her relative, Shamice… -
Israel controls more than 30% of Gaza as it ramps up pressure on Hamas
Israel now controls about a third of Gaza as its defense forces continue to capture large portions of land in the north and south of the strip, declaring them security zones as part of an effort to ramp up pressure on Hamas. Why the land seizure? The Wall Street Journal reported on Monday, April 14,… -
New Mexico man charged with arson at Tesla showroom, GOP headquarters
A New Mexico man faces federal charges after police arrested him in connection with two arson attacks. The Justice Department accused 40-year-old Jamison Wagner of recently committing arson at the Tesla Albuquerque showroom and the Republican Party headquarters. Wagner faces two federal counts of malicious damage or destruction of property by fire or explosives, according…
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