DHS Finally Takes Action After Immigrant Convicted of Assaulting Virginia Schoolgirls
After a Salvadoran immigrant was convicted of assaulting high‑school girls, he thought he was free—until the Department of Homeland Security stepped in and ended his stay.
White House AI Testing Framework Still Under Wraps, Raising Concerns
The White House’s voluntary framework for testing frontier AI models, finalized in August, has yet to be released to the public, sparking worries about transparency and oversight.
Bush Reaffirms ‘Islam Is Peace’ After 9/11 Mosque Visit
Former President George W. Bush revisits his 9/11‑era mosque trip, underscoring that Islam is peace and urging protection for Muslim Americans amid rising harassment.
Lawler Urges Rep. Mamdani to Skip 9/11 Memorial Amid Antisemitic Accusations
Rep. Mike Lawler calls on Rep. Zohran Mamdani to skip the New York City 9/11 memorial, citing the mayor’s ties to terror sympathizers and antisemitic rhetoric. The move sparks debate over political accountability and free speech.
Bush White House Misunderstood Flight 93 as Shot Down, Says Rice
Condoleezza Rice recalls the tense moment when the Bush White House mistakenly believed Flight 93 had been shot down during 9/11. The confusion highlights the chaos of the day.
9/11 Museum Highlights How the Attacks Sparked a New Generation of Service
The 9/11 Memorial and Museum opens a new exhibit that showcases artifacts and stories showing how the attacks inspired a generation of service, calling on all to lead.
Ted Cruz Claims Elon Musk Said AI Has 10‑20% Chance of Destroying Humanity
Senator Ted Cruz told “The View” that Elon Musk once estimated a 10‑20% probability that AI could wipe out humanity—an unsettling claim that sparked debate over AI risk.
Rhode Island Governor Loses Primary, First Since 2018
In a surprising turn, Rhode Island’s sitting governor was defeated in the Democratic primary by a former CVS executive and Costco board member, marking the first time a governor has lost a primary in the state since 2018.
Texas AG Paxton Distributes Over 7 Million Free Eggs to Food Banks
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton announced that 1.7 million free eggs have already reached food banks, with an additional 5.3 million eggs on the way as part of a settlement. The initiative aims to help Texans in need.
Virginia GOP Leader Calls Arlington County’s $50K Grant a ‘Slush Fund’
A Virginia GOP leader has blasted Arlington County’s $50,000 taxpayer‑funded grant for families of deported immigrants, calling it a slush fund and questioning the use of public money.