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Meta’s $18B Teen-Harm Deal Comes With a Catch: 30% Only Pays Out If TikTok and YouTube Match It
Meta agreed to pay up to $18 billion over 10 years and roll out new child-safety rules on Facebook and Instagram. A third of the payout depends on TikTok and YouTube adopting similar safeguards and paying too.
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Pentagon Gives 30 Universities Two Weeks to Cut Risky Foreign Research Ties—or Risk Funding
The Defense Department ordered a fast review of university partnerships with foreign institutions it says could threaten taxpayer-funded research, while higher education leaders warn the move implies wrongdoing without evidence.
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Democrats’ Governance Pitch Faces a Hard Question: Who Pays When Political Theater Meets Real-World Costs?
A conservative critique argues that Democratic leaders and rising candidates are leaning too heavily on rhetoric while families face higher costs and the country confronts global instability.
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Pentagon AI Push Surges From 70,000 Users to 1.7 Million as War Officials Eye Battlefield Uses
Under Secretary of War Emil Michael said at a Breitbart News policy event that the department has rapidly expanded access to AI tools for enterprise, intelligence and warfighting purposes.
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Former NBA Player Enes Kanter Freedom Banned From Chicago Sky Arena After Courtside Clash
Chicago Sky owner Michael Alter said the former NBA player is barred from Wintrust Arena after security intervened during Sunday’s game against the Indiana Fever.
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The Left’s New Class Divide: Why ‘Socialism Chic’ Is Becoming a Fight Over Who the Movement Really Represents
Daily Caller editor-at-large Geoff Ingersoll argues that recent socialist-aligned campaigns show a striking split: weaker support among working-class voters and stronger support among affluent, college-educated blocs.
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Kelsey Grammer Is Weighing a Move From Hollywood to Politics, Report Says
Actor and outspoken Christian Kelsey Gramme discussed whether politics could be a venue for service, but the available source offers few details.
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A Huntsville Laser Just Burned a Drone Out of the Sky in Seconds—And the Pentagon’s Drone Problem Is Getting Urgent
KBR and its Huntsville-based subsidiary Kord demonstrated FIREFLY, a truck-mounted high-energy laser system designed to detect, track, and disable unmanned aircraft before they threaten troops, crowds, or critical sites.
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‘I Can’t Forgive Him’: Kaylee Goncalves’ Mother Shares Her Anguish Over Kohberger
Kristi Goncalves discussed her struggle with forgiveness during a podcast appearance, while Steve Goncalves has said he wants a trial to play out.
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Inside the Doctrines Terror Groups Cite to Defend Killing
From Al-Qaeda’s fatwas to ISIS propaganda and Hamas’s founding charter, militant organizations have repeatedly cited religious sources to legitimize violence — often in ways scholars say are selective, politicized and rejected by mainstream Muslim interpretation.
