Author: Press Room

Pahalgam, India/Image: Wikicommons On Tuesday, a terror attack on tourists in Pahalgam, India, left at least 28 dead with dozens injured, many in serious condition. According to police sources, at least four gunmen fired indiscriminately at tourists at close range.  The terrorists also allegedly checked IDs to target non-Muslims. ISLAMIC TERROR ATTACK President Trump is reacting to the brutal attack that left 28 dead in Pahalgam, Kashmir. Islamic terrorists targeted Hindu tourists, including newlyweds. The assailants checked victims’ IDs and forced them to reveal their religion by removing… pic.twitter.com/xIGyKbVtoZ — Breanna Morello (@BreannaMorello) April 22, 2025 AP reports: Police described…

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Topline The Trump administration announced Monday it will resume debt collections for federal student loan borrowers who have defaulted on their debt, putting millions of borrowers at risk of having federal payments or portions of their salaries withheld in the coming months as the White House said it “can and will” take borrowers’ wages, pensions and tax refunds. Secretary of Education Linda McMahon at the White House on April 16.Getty Images Key Facts The Department of Education said it will resume collections on defaulted loans in the federal student loan portfolio, which includes Federal Family Education Loans, Direct Loans, Perkins…

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Amid a crackdown on pro-Palestine voices in Germany, a journalist regularly attacked as a Russian operative is facing up to three years in prison for defamation of an Israel-based journalist. Hüseyin Dogru, founder of red. media, has been charged with defamation for actions relating to a spat with Nicholas Potter, a German state-funded reporter working for the Israeli outlet, The Jerusalem Post. In December, Potter, a self-styled counter-extremism expert, published a lengthy exposé in The Jerusalem Post, claiming that red. media, MintPress News, and The Grayzone were part of a network of far-left outlets promoting extremism and anti-Semitic conspiracy theories. Worse still, he…

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British celebrity chef Marco Pierre White has thrown his weight behind Nigel Farage’s Reform party ahead of the local council elections at the beginning of May. Despite describing himself as a “true socialist”, the three-time Michelin Star winner and the man who trained Gordon Ramsay has come out swinging against the leftist Labour Party government of Sir Keir Starmer while endorsing Farage’s populist Reform party. Speaking to ITV after endorsing Brexit backer and Reform candidate for the Bristol mayoralty, Arron Banks, Pierre White said of Mr Farage: “I met him the other day. I thought he was a very impressive individual,…

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The remedies trial to address Google’s search monopoly verdict began Monday in Washington, D.C., with the company arguing that a breakup proposed by the DOJ would put the United States at a disadvantage in the global race for technological supremacy, particularly against China. CNBC reports that as Google faces the consequences of an August ruling that found the company held an illegal monopoly in its core market of internet search, the tech giant is pushing back against the DOJ’s proposed remedies. In a blog post, Google Vice President of Regulatory Affairs Lee-Anne Mulholland stated that the DOJ’s proposal to divest…

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President Donald Trump has successfully stopped the inflow of economic migrants via the southern border, so he should invite more economic migrants via the nation’s airports, says the Wall Street Journal. The political “question is whether Mr. Trump can use the political capital from his border victory to achieve a more lasting immigration success,” the newspaper’s pro-migration editors declared. According to WSJ-owner Rupert Murdoch’s editors, Trump’s “opportunity” for “immigration success” should: include more pathways for legal immigration to address the labor needs of a growing economy. Half of small businesses say one of their largest problems is finding workers. If Mr. Trump…

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Old footage of Lebanon’s former president Michel Aoun tripping during a foreign summit has resurfaced in social media posts that mistakenly identify him as Pakistan’s Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif. The clip has appeared in multiple reports about the incident in March 2017. “Shehbaz Sharif felt dizzy during the meeting,” reads an Urdu-language Facebook post on March 27.It includes a clip of a man falling face down behind a group of dignitaries, some of whom rush to check on him.Screenshot taken on April 18 of the false Facebook postSharif’s detractors have also shared the clip on TikTok and Instagram alongside claims he was the…

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2 Concord-Carlisle High School students killed in Florida crash, 2 others seriously injuredTwo students from Concord-Carlisle High School were killed in a crash in Florida Monday night that also left two others seriously injured.Jimmy McIntosh and Hannah Wasserman, two seniors at the high school, were killed in the crash, Superintendent Laurie Hunter said in a statement.Two other CCHS seniors involved in the crash are currently in critical condition, according to Hunter.“We offer our deep condolences to the families and friends of Hannah and Jimmy during this unimaginable time. Their loss will be deeply felt by our school community as well…

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The levies target products manufactured in Malaysia, Cambodia, Thailand, and Vietnam Washington has set tariffs of up to 3,521% on solar imports from Southeast Asia, according to information published by the US Department of Commerce on Monday. The hikes follow allegations that Chinese-owned manufacturers operating in the region had violated trade rules.The tariffs target imports from Malaysia, Cambodia, Thailand, and Vietnam, countries that collectively supplied over $12.9 billion in solar equipment to the US last year, according to Bloomberg.Known as antidumping and countervailing duties, the measures aim to counteract the impact of what the US Commerce Department deems to be…

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Two weeks after retaking Guevo, Russian forces overpower Ukrainians at the St. Nicholas Monastery and advance on the last settlement of Gornal. Back in August 2024, Ukrainian troops launched a surprise attack on largely unguarded border areas between the Sumy region and Russia’s Kursk oblast, proceeding to occupy as much as 500 square kilometers of enemy territory. While the sliver of conquered territory was meaningless in terms of actually winning the war, it is also true that it was a ‘shot in the arm’ boosting the Kiev regime’s enthusiasm and one of the greatest PR victories of the whole war…

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