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The Cornell Board of Trustees absorbed a 75-50 faculty no-confidence vote against President Michael Kotlikoff and responded by praising him as the right man to fix the very scandal that triggered the rebuke.
Bodycam footage shows an Arizona landlord dialing emergency dispatch to announce he was cutting the power—then flipping the breaker on a tenant who paid through December. Officers arrive to explain there is 'no articulable crime,' leaving taxpayers to fund what should have been a kitchen table argument.
Nithya Raman's victory message didn't mention rent or crime. Coleman Hughes dismantled her DSA playbook in 47 seconds. Then she posted her real priority: ICE is the enemy.
Ross Douthat thought he'd corner President Trump with a six-month decorum ultimatum. Instead, he got 'Very easily' and a masterclass in controlled confidence that's already dominating headlines.
First Lady Melania Trump turned a college football Saturday into a lifeline for foster care students, locking in a permanent $7.2 million endowment at LSU while the Tigers played with 'Be Best' patches on their jerseys.
Treasury data confirms the federal government has blown through $40.6 trillion in total debt, a number that makes the dot-com era excesses look almost responsible. The warning signs are flashing red, and American families are the ones about to pay the price.
A 70-year-old poet with zero prior police contacts walked into a Laconia, New Hampshire polling place to recite a poem about wealthy elites and left in handcuffs. Police confirm the November 3 confrontation escalated into alleged physical assault, with the arrest coming one day later.
Minnesota Senator-elect Peggy Flanagan just exposed the Democratic Senate's civil war on live television—calling for "new voices and new leadership" while refusing to name a single possible successor to 76-year-old Chuck Schumer.
Nvidia shed $450 billion in a single session, the Dow erased its post-election rally, and rural Americans are voting overwhelmingly to block data centers that would jack up their utility bills. Wall Street just discovered that Silicon Valley can't bulldoze local democracy.
A stolen sedan stopped blocks from the White House contained an AR-15-style rifle, two handguns, and ammunition. The suspect allegedly admitted voices told him to kill President Trump—and DHS records show Biden's agents caught and released him at the Texas border in March 2024.
Mississippi Democrat Scott Colom is demanding Republicans accept the Senate race results while the ballots are still being counted—while simultaneously bragging about the legal team he has on standby to 'protect' those same unfinished results.
Representative Chip Roy is demanding Congress stop stalling and use reconciliation to lock in border security before the lame-duck clock runs out—forcing every senator to go on record.
