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Entitled Italian Staff to Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni Goes on Strike Demanding Right To Work From Home TWICE A WEEK by Paul Serran Jun. 11, 2026 4:45 pm One day a week working from home is not enough for them. The nefarious consequences of the governmental reaction to the COVID pandemic are still being felt

Ohio lawmakers have approved legislation that would require absentee voters to submit a copy of a photo ID when returning their ballots, a move Republicans say will strengthen election security but that critics argue could create new hurdles for voters. The law will take effect in time for the November 2027 elections. The measure, House

President Donald Trump said Thursday that a peace deal with Iran could be signed as early as this weekend in Europe, comments that mark the latest turn toward diplomacy after days of military strikes. Vice President JD Vance would attend the signing on behalf of the administration if a deal is reached, Trump said in

Protesters wearing hospital gowns and wielding signs gathered outside a UK health care conference on Thursday to object to a deal between the country’s National Health Service and American software company Palantir. At 8 am local time, the group, around 80 people in total, crowded the entryway to the NHS ConfedExpo in Manchester. They wanted

After suffering a defeat in last month’s primary, Sen. Bill Cassidy (R-LA) hosted his last Senate Seersucker Day, leaving the beloved bipartisan tradition without a Republican leader.  Senators and staff celebrated the 13th annual bipartisan Seersucker Day on Thursday, just weeks after Cassidy was ousted as President Donald Trump’s hand-picked candidate, Rep. Julia Letlow (R-LA)

Before signing a memorandum of understanding with the UFC to form a public-private partnership, Rubio spoke to a gathered crowd at the White House about why President Donald Trump’s administration is so enthusiastic about the sport. His off-the-cuff speech became a surprising testimony about social alienation in the modern age. “We are so divided by

HHS Secretary Kennedy Levels NY Times Hack and Her Nasty Hit Piece with an Epic Response that Should Be Taught in College Debate and Oral Communications Classes by Jim Hoft Jun. 11, 2026 4:30 pm On Thursday, Sheryl Gay Stolberg from The New York Times published a nasty, highly inaccurate hit piece on Health and

One of President Donald Trump’s pet projects to mark the 250th anniversary of American independence is set to be built on a vigorously demanding construction schedule. The soaring triumphal arch, designed to sit between the Lincoln Memorial and Arlington National Cemetery, would require a 20-hour-a-day work schedule over two to three years, according to National

Several big-time companies have secured their logos on the UFC cage on the White House South Lawn for President Donald Trump‘s UFC Freedom 250 event set for Sunday. The White House UFC event has attracted many of the same crypto, tech, and alternative finance companies that have grown closer to Trump and his political movement

OpenAI is in the midst of overhauling ChatGPT. The goal is to transform the chatbot’s simple interface into a personalized AI agent that can handle tasks in every facet of your personal and professional life. The company has taken to calling this new product, privately and publicly, a “super app.” The all-in-one platform represents one