In this Media Miss Minute, more than half of Jewish Americans say facing antisemitism has become the norm for them. And President Donald Trump has threatened to invoke the Insurrection Act in Democrat-led cities across the U.S. Media Miss by the left: 1 in 3 US Jews take action against antisemitism now seen as normal: […]
Kentucky Attorney General Russell Coleman, R, has filed a lawsuit against Roblox, calling the popular gaming platform the “website of choice for child predators.” In the complaint, Coleman accuses Roblox of knowingly creating a hunting ground for exploitation, alleging that the company’s actions have led to widespread victimization of children across Kentucky. “Our children are […]
A Paris court sentenced French influencer Ilan M., known as “Amine Mojito,” to 6 months in prison for staging viral videos that showed him faking syringe attacks on strangers. The ruling followed a surge of reported needle “spiking” incidents that had already stoked public fear. The Paris Criminal Court handed down a 12-month sentence, with […]
The U.S. Senate confirmed a group of President Donald Trump’s nominees Tuesday, including his pick to head the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA). Senators voted 51-47 on the confirmation of more than 100 nominations, including Neil Jacobs as the under secretary of Commerce for Oceans and Atmosphere. The Sharpie scandal Jacobs became widely known […]
Senior Democrats on Capitol Hill say neither the White House nor the president is speaking with them about a deal to fund the government. Their statements contradict those of President Donald Trump, who has said negotiations are ongoing. “We have a negotiation going on right now with the Democrats that could lead to very good […]
The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, or SNAP, is seeing major updates under the Trump administration — and they will take effect very soon. This summer, the One Big Beautiful Bill Act introduced new work requirements and redefined who qualifies for benefits. In short, the law reshapes who must meet work rules. It expands them for […]
Forty-eight people remain in Hamas captivity in Gaza, including two U.S. citizens, according to a roster published by the American Jewish Committee on Sept. 2. The list names each person by age, from teenagers to people in their 80s, including Americans Itay Chen, 19, and Omer Neutra, 21. The Associated Press reports the Israeli military […]
Before you judge your friend for ordering a Happy Meal at McDonald’s, a new study reveals that downsizing is a growing trend. Nearly half of adults admit to ordering from the kids’ menu. According to research from Lightspeed Commerce Inc., 44% of adults choose children’s meals for their smaller portions, simpler choices and budget-friendly prices. At […]
A centuries-old U.S. law forbids the image of any living person from appearing on the nation’s currency. Yet in a bold and unprecedented move, the Treasury Department is reportedly preparing to mint a commemorative $1 coin featuring President Donald Trump. It would mark the first time in American history that a sitting president’s likeness appears […]
This week’s episode of Bias Breakdown examines how media coverage of the government shutdown has centered on health care for immigrants — including immigrants in the country illegally — and how partisan outlets have transformed that issue into two competing narratives. Both left and right-aligned media narratives rely on partial truths and selective facts, leaving […]
