Vaccine targeting pancreatic cancer shows promise in new study
A clinical trial from Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center looked at the effects of a targeted mRNA vaccine on early-stage pancreatic cancer patients.
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Sen. Tom Cotton: U.S. military needs authority to take down drones
In an interview about his new book, Sen. Tom Cotton says the U.S. needs stronger protections against unauthorized drone flights over military sites, calling the lack of authority to take them down “ludicrous.”
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Is it time to overhaul IDEA? How America’s special education law is failing students with disabilities
The Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA), established in 1975, is falling short in addressing the needs of today’s students with disabilities. As the law struggles with inefficiencies and outdated practices, experts are calling for urgent reform. Issues like ineffective inclusion practices, burdensome paperwork, and high costs for support staff are hindering student success. Advocates…
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Major K Street players previously skeptical of Trump now pledging to work together with him
President Donald Trump‘s return to the White House appears to have sparked a change in tune on K Street, the heart of lobbyist influence in Washington, D.C., as several prominent lobbyist voices are now pledging to work with the new president after previously criticizing him. “Manufacturers are ready to work with @realDonaldTrump to roll…
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Iranian crown prince calls for global action against Khamenei’s regime
Iranian Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi is calling for global action to defeat the Islamic Republic’s regime. Pahlavi says the regime is “weaker than it has ever been” and the people of Iran are ready to take back their “stolen country.” Pahlavi spoke at the Geneva Summit for Human Rights and Democracy on Tuesday, highlighting the…
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Civil rights group files complaint against University of San Diego for alleged race discrimination
EXCLUSIVE – A complaint filed by a civil rights organization on Wednesday claims that the University of San Diego is discriminating on the basis of race. “The Equal Protection Project calls on the senior administration of SDU to make sure nondiscrimination standards are upheld throughout the university,” Cornell professor William Jacobson and founder of the Equal Protection…
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Smart home device maker exposes 2.7 billion records in huge data breach
Data breaches keep happening, and too often they come down to companies failing to take cybersecurity seriously. Some of the biggest breaches have been caused by negligence, and now there’s another major one to add to the list. Mars Hydro, a Chinese company that makes Internet of Things (IoT) devices like LED lights and hydroponics…
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DAVID MARCUS: Country music at Kennedy Center? Bring it on.
The Washington elites are in quite a tizzy after President Donald Trump made himself the chairman of the board at the Kennedy Center and promised that “we’re gonna make it hot.” In addition, Trump fired the president of the long left-leaning Kennedy Center, Deborah Rutter, replacing her with ally Richard Grenell, who will be in…
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Rory Feek’s daughter admits their relationship is ‘broken’ after discovering he’s not her biological father
Rory Feek’s daughter, Hopie Feek, is speaking out about her complicated relationship with the country singer after she revealed that he is not her biological father. On Feb. 8, Hopie, 36, announced on social media she took a 23andMe test that determined she was not biologically related to Rory, who raised her and her sister…
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Michael Cohen warns Democrats that Trump ‘already owns the libs’ and that attacking him ‘doesn’t work’
Ex-Trump lawyer Michael Cohen insisted Democrats needed to stop attacking President Donald Trump since he “already owns the libs.” Cohen spoke to former CNN anchor Jim Acosta on Monday’s episode of “The Jim Acosta Show” about Trump’s ongoing executive orders and comments. Acosta remarked that while he considered these comments “troubling,” some people believe Trump…
