Kennedy Announces Campaign to End Overprescribing Psychiatric Antidepressants

by Just the News | May 5, 2026

by Misty Severi   Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. announced a campaign Monday to end the overprescribing of psychiatric medications, including medications used to treat depression. The announcement occurred during a Make America Healthy...

Tom Homan: ‘Things Weren’t Perfect’ in Minneapolis Crackdown, but ICE Not Backing Down on Mass Deportations

by Admin | May 5, 2026

CBS News   In an exclusive interview with CBS News, Tom Homan, President Trump’s border czar, conceded “things weren’t perfect” during the large-scale immigration enforcement crackdown in Minneapolis but stressed that the administration is...

Grand Jury Indicts Alleged WHCA Dinner Gunman on Four Charges

by Admin | May 5, 2026

The Hill   A federal grand jury in Washington, D.C., on Tuesday indicted the man accused of attempting to violently disrupt the White House Correspondents’ Association dinner last month on four charges. The charges faced by Cole Tomas Allen, the...

Spirit Starts Monthslong Process of Dismantling Airline After Biggest Collapse in a Generation

by Admin | May 5, 2026

CNBC   Spirit Airlines’ more than three-decade run ended over the weekend, but on Tuesday it was just starting the monthslong process of dismantling the company after the biggest U.S. airline collapse in a generation. Spirit and its stakeholders were in...

Zuckerberg Faces Lawsuit from Five Publishers for Using Copyrighted Materials to Train AI

by Just the News | May 5, 2026

by Kevin Killough   A lawsuit filed by five publishers on Tuesday alleges Meta and CEO Mark Zuckerberg of illegally using copyrighted materials to train the tech company’s online artificial intelligence platform Llama. McGraw Hill, Macmillan, Elsevier,...

Newsom Faces a Series of Setbacks That Could Complicate a Potential 2028 Presidential Run

by Just the News | May 5, 2026

by Nicholas Ballasy   California Democratic Gov. Gavin Newsom is facing a series of political and policy challenges that critics argue amount to a string of late-stage setbacks for his administration that could damage his potential 2028 presidential run....

Senate GOP Wants $1 Billion for White House Fence, Ballroom Bunker

by Daily Caller News Foundation | May 5, 2026

by Ireland Owens   Senate Republicans have proposed giving the U.S. Secret Service up to $1 billion for “security adjustments and upgrades” relating to President Donald Trump’s White House ballroom project. Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman...

Hegseth Says Iran Ceasefire ‘Not Over,’ U.S. Guiding Ships in Strait of Hormuz ‘Temporary Solution

by Just the News | May 5, 2026

by Kevin Killough   Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth said Tuesday morning at a Pentagon briefing that the U.S.-Iran ceasefire “is not over,” amid the sides exchanging fire at or near the Strait of Hormuz. Hegseth also said the U.S. guiding vessels...

Man Once Ruled Incompetent for Trial Pleads Guilty to Second Degree Murder in Death of Belmont University Student Jillian Ludwig

by Tom Pappert | May 5, 2026

Shaquille Taylor pleaded guilty to second-degree murder for the death of Jillian Ludwig, the 18-year-old Belmont University student who was fatally struck by a stray bullet fired by Taylor while jogging near the university campus in November 2023. Amid reports Taylor...

Top Story: Bessent Reassures Americans ‘Help Is on the Way’ amid Surging Gas Prices

by Admin | May 5, 2026

Top Commentary: A New Direction in Civil Rights Policy

by Admin | May 5, 2026

Bessent Reassures Americans ‘Help Is on the Way’ amid Surging Gas Prices

by Just the News | May 5, 2026

by Misty Severi   Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent reassured American consumers Monday that “help is on the way” as the Iran conflict causes gas prices to climb to a national average of $4.50 per gallon. Iran’s control over the Strait of Hormuz...

TSNN Featured: Man Once Ruled Incompetent for Trial Pleads Guilty to Second Degree Murder in Death of Belmont University Student Jillian Ludwig

by Admin | May 5, 2026

Commentary: A New Direction in Civil Rights Policy

by RealClearWire | May 5, 2026

by Kenin M. Spivak   The Trump administration is restoring the core value of equal opportunity to civil rights enforcement. It is eviscerating the race-baiting, intersectional policies of the Biden and Obama administrations, and giving substance to the Supreme...