Trump Heads to Middle East—Here’s What to Expect

The president is expected to address critical security challenges in the region and make significant investment announcements. RIYADH, Saudi Arabia—President Donald Trump will visit the Middle East from May 13 to 16, with scheduled stops in Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and the United Arab Emirates. The trip marks his first major foreign trip of his second

EXCLUSIVE: Trump Administration Launches Civil Rights Probe of Harvard’s Hiring Practices

EEOC investigation follows school’s statement that it had increased the number of ‘women, non-binary, and/or people of color’ on its faculty. Harvard University (Sophie Park/Getty Images) The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission is investigating whether Harvard University unlawfully hires faculty based on race and sex, arguing that the school’s own data provides evidence of discrimination. The

Another Air Traffic Control Equipment Outage Impacts Flights at New Jersey’s Newark Airport

Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy said the glitches are occurring ‘as the information comes in, it’s overloading some of our lines, and the system goes down.’ Newark Liberty International Airport in New Jersey experienced another air traffic equipment outage on May 11, causing the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) to issue a temporary ground stop for all

Chinese Regime Denounces CIA Videos Recruiting CCP Officials

Former CCP officials say the CIA videos may trigger a wave of defections despite the CCP’s tight social control. After the Central Intelligence Agency released two videos to persuade Chinese officials to provide intelligence about their communist regime, the Chinese foreign ministry denounced the effort, calling it “infiltration.” Analysts said the Chinese regime’s strong reaction