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A massive anti-Trump code carved into the National Mall has turned America’s front lawn into a billboard for “get rid of 47.”

Story Snapshot Huge “8647” killing the grass on the National Mall is under federal investigation as possible anti-Trump threat. Interior Department calls it “deranged vandalism” and vows to treat any threat against President Trump very seriously. ...

Two nations that Beijing wants isolated just deepened their bond — and China can’t do a thing to stop it.

Story Highlights Somaliland opened a new representative office in Taipei on June 12, 2026, with a ribbon-cutting ceremony. The move builds on a reciprocal partnership started in 2020, when Taiwan and Somaliland each opened offices in the other’s territory. Beijing an...

Americans who thought they were “donating their bodies to science” are now learning their remains may have been routed through U.S. universities and the Navy to train foreign military surgeons—without clear consent.[2][5]

Story Snapshot Student and media investigations say donated American bodies went from USC and UC San Diego into an Israeli military trauma course.[2][4...

A suspected shoplifter is dead, two San Francisco officers are hurt, and the media is already spinning the story to fit a soft‑on‑crime narrative.

Story Snapshot A man accused of stealing from a San Francisco Trader Joe’s died after running from police into busy traffic. Two officers chasing him were also hit and injured when a car struck all three in the middle of rush ...

President Trump says U.S. forces took out the Tren de Aragua boss in a coordinated strike, but proof beyond his post is still pending.

Story Snapshot Trump announced a U.S. strike killed “Niño Guerrero,” alleged Tren de Aragua leader [1][2]. The White House narrative credits United States Southern Command and Venezuelan coordination [2][3]. Networks reported a strike vid...