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From "CBS Mornings" to NPR, Oct. 7 anniversary coverage revealed troubling media bias patterns in how outlets cover Israel, Gaza and Benjamin Netanyahu.

The Sinaloa cartel and CJNG are rapidly adapting as Trump's Shield of the Americas coalition squeezes drug trafficking routes across the hemisphere.

Nebraska and Florida are blocking cash welfare spending on alcohol, porn, tattoos and more, following Trump administration guidance on TANF reform.

French President Emmanuel Macron declared American free speech is "the opposite of free speech," exposing France's deepening and dangerous censorship.

Yemeni government forces have expelled Houthis from key areas near the Bab el-Mandeb, but the case for limited U.S. air support grows stronger.

Democrats are pushing affordability as their 2026 message, but a financial advisor asks whether subsidies actually lower costs or just shift the bill.

Kevin Warsh's rate hike could make Scott Bessent's job financing government debt much harder, setting up a collision course within Trump's team.

A burning school in Nantes and Palestinian flags in the streets reveal how White guilt fuels France's student protests, author and filmmaker Eli Steele argues

Genocide accusations against Israel are dangerously misused, U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum leaders say, as violent antisemitism surges globally.

Artificial intelligence in education offers a rare chance to avoid social media's mistakes by establishing child safety safeguards before harm occurs.

Trump ended catch-and-release at the border, but Ceuta's mass migrant rush shows why demand-side migration pressures still threaten the U.S.

Chuck Schumer would block federal judges and Supreme Court nominees if Democrats win the Senate, using McConnell's own precedent against him.

America's national debt has surpassed $40 trillion, burdening every citizen with roughly $117,000 in debt as interest costs reach $1 trillion a year.

Secretary of State Marco Rubio says that the West is at a crossroads. And the decisions we make in the next decade will define the next century.

Mike Emanuel reflects on nearly 30 years of covering war, elections and breaking news, from George W. Bush's Texas campaigns to the anchor chair.

Dayton voters expressed deep skepticism toward Vivek Ramaswamy and Jon Husted, saying neither party delivers real change to struggling Ohio communities.

Sandra Smith marks 19 years of covering some of the biggest stories, from the 2008 financial crisis to presidential elections that reshaped America.

Remembering Oct. 7 requires moral clarity, resisting antisemitism and recognizing the deep biblical roots of the Jewish people in their homeland — a vital truth for American leaders.

Thirty years ago this week, along came Fox News. On the news side, it aimed for fairness and balance in its coverage. And Fox News hosts have won respect.

After Trump's White House AI accord, an EqualAI survey shows 46% of Americans distrust AI with their data, but 63% want independent scientific review.