Author name: Emma Clarke

In the wake of the shooting, Alex Jeffrey Pretti’s name spread through Minneapolis not as a suspect, but as a caretaker suddenly cast as a casualty. Colleagues from the VA hospital spoke of a calm presence in chaos, a nurse who held the hands of dying veterans and steadied younger staff when alarms blared. His […]

Beneath the diplomatic language and emergency summits lay a simpler fracture: Europe refused to accept that loyalty meant submission. The Greenland ultimatum was only the trigger; the real explosion came from years of being treated as a convenient extension of someone else’s power. The continent’s refusal was messy, costly, and uncertain, but it was also

On that Thursday, the justice system crossed a line it had never crossed before: charging a former president of the United States with conspiring against the very government he once led. The indictment alleges that Donald Trump worked to defraud the United States, to obstruct and attempt to obstruct the peaceful transfer of power, and

Twenty minutes ago in Minneapolis, Jacob Frey was officially confirmed as the central figure in a rapidly developing announcement that has drawn immediate attention across the city and beyond. While early reports remain limited, local officials verified that the confirmation followed a brief but decisive process, prompting swift reactions from civic leaders, community organizations, and

Tensions in Minneapolis continue to rise following the fatal shooting of Renee Nicole Good, and new details about the incident have added another layer to an already volatile situation. New details emerge about ICE agent’s injuries According to multiple U.S. officials familiar with the case, the ICE agent who fired the fatal shots, Jonathan Ross, suffered internal

The U.S. Senate confirmed President Donald Trump’s first nominee to the Boston-based 1st U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, marking a shift in a court long dominated by Democratic appointees. The Senate voted 52–46 along party lines to approve Joshua Dunlap, a conservative lawyer from Maine, to the lifetime position. His confirmation gives Trump his first

A brief but powerful message from Pope Francis has rapidly gone viral across the United States, sparking widespread discussion, reflection, and debate. Delivered in just a few sentences, the Pope’s words were shared across social media platforms within hours, resonating with millions of Americans during a time marked by political tension, social division, and global

President Donald Trump has decided he’s had enough of the noise, the political theatrics, and the internal dysfunction surrounding federal immigration enforcement in Minnesota. In a move that signals both impatience and resolve, the president has quietly but decisively shifted command authority away from the traditional Department of Homeland Security chain and placed a hardened

Investigative journalist James O’Keefe has built a reputation over the years for embedding himself in volatile environments to expose what mainstream media often ignores. His recent trip to Minneapolis — a city now deeply divided over an aggressive federal immigration enforcement operation — was no exception. What he reported from the ground went far beyond

Washington, D.C. — Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer appears poised to reignite one of the most contentious fights in recent congressional history: a battle over federal spending that could again shut down parts of the U.S. government. This time around, the dispute centers on funding for the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) — particularly its