‘We will happily oblige her,’ Secretary of War says in response to ‘junior airman’ who requested the munitions Secretary of War Pete Hegseth (Win McNamee/Getty Images) March 31, 2026 image/svg+xml During a Tuesday press briefing, Secretary of War Pete Hegseth detailed his recent surprise visit to an undisclosed U.S. Central Command base engaged in Operation
Chairman of the Joint Chiefs Gen Dan Caine added that B-52 bombers are now conducting their first ‘overland missions’ of Operation Epic Fury Pete Hegseth (Photo by Win McNamee/Getty Images) Iranian missile strikes have dropped to their “lowest number” yet over the past 24 hours, as Operation Epic Fury sparks “widespread desertions” among Tehran’s fighting
New York City mayor Zohran Mamdani (D.) is sinking a quarter of a billion dollars into his new Office of Community Safety—which is intended to deploy social workers to respond to hate crimes, mental health crises, and other events typically handled by police—as the city faces a historic budget crisis. Mamdani established the office in
The left-wing Senate hopeful’s response came after the Free Beacon published audio from a campaign meeting in which El-Sayed said he needed to stay silent on Ali Khamenei’s death because of ‘sad’ Muslim voters Abdul El-Sayed Michigan’s left-wing Democratic Senate candidate, Abdul El-Sayed, said the Washington Free Beacon “may have illegally and unethically obtained” audio
State requirement is ‘discrimination,’ law professors say Top: Harry Elkins Widener Memorial Library at Harvard University Bottom: Barack Obama and Penny Pritzker March 30, 2026 image/svg+xml Conditions imposed by the state of Massachusetts on a $675 million tax-exempt bond offering by Harvard raise serious questions about unconstitutionally infringing on free exercise of religious liberty, some
The Department of Health and Human Services was sued on Monday over a scholarship reserved for “Native Hawaiian” students, one of the few race-based programs that has survived the Trump administration’s crackdown on racial preferences. The Native Hawaiian Health Scholarship Program, which was soliciting applications as recently as March 15, provides financial aid to Native
Fox News settled with copyright pest Jesse Korman over use of AOC photograph in 2020 A federal court tossed out a lawsuit filed by Rep. Alexandria Ocasio Cortez’s official campaign photographer alleging the Washington Free Beacon violated his copyright when it used a cutout of a portrait he took in a Free Beacon series spotlighting