Politics

French court overturns police ban on 'Gathering of the Muslims' over Easter weekend

A French court has overruled authorities’ ban on a Muslim gathering over Easter weekend, saying claims it could become a political target were not proven.

Anthropic files to create PAC amid legal battle with Pentagon

Anthropic is creating a federal political action committee that permits its employees to support candidates involved in artificial intelligence policy financially.

Trump teases strikes against Iranian bridges and ‘electric power plants’

President Donald Trump teased more aggressive strikes against Iran in the coming days, hinting that the U.S. military would begin targeting bridges and electric power plants in the country. The president’s message came a little over 24 hours after his address to the nation about the progress in Iran. Trump also urged the country’s “new regime leadership” to take action in an unspecified way and do “what has to be done.”

Todd Blanche wants to move DOJ away from Epstein files after Bondi

Interim Attorney General Todd Blanche, who assumed the role from Pam Bondi on Thursday, said he wants to distance the Department of Justice from its work on the Epstein files in the future.

Whose side is Europe on in the battle for global security?

In the battle between global security and the instability promoted by bad actors, our European “allies” do not seem to simply be standing on the sidelines. When push comes to shove, they are, regardless of their intentions, siding with those bad actors.

Brandon Johnson's pro-criminal attitude is killing Chicago

Mayor Brandon Johnson’s pro-criminal worldview continues to make Chicago worse for everyone but the criminals his policies and rhetoric protect and enable.