The delegation told Cuba’s leadership that it had only a narrow window of time to make the economic and political changes demanded by the Trump administration.
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Published April 18, 2026 CrimethInc., an extremely far-left decentralized Antifa anarchist collective, has launched its annual “Steal Something from Work Day” campaign with a new article openly encouraging workplace theft, and a special focus on [...]
President Donald Trump signed an executive Saturday that aims to accelerate research and approval of psychedelic-based therapies for conditions such as PTSD.
Elise Stefanik joins host Shabbos Kestenbaum to break down the troubled state of elite higher education—from campus antisemitism after Oct. 7 to foreign funding, and why she says universities aren’t “entitled to U.S. taxpayer dollars.” Stefanik takes us inside the “hearing heard round the world” and explains why her question—“Does calling for the genocide of Jews violate your university’s code of conduct?”—sparked a national firestorm. We also dig into: Qatar’s role in U.S. universities and the “strings attached” to foreign dollars Foreign student visas and why Stefanik calls them “a privilege, not a right” Trump’s executive order + federal funding leverage to force campus reform Congress standards amid…
A quarter of Trump voters told Politico that they think his immigration policies are "too aggressive," an increase from the 21 percent who said the same in January.
Podcaster Joe Rogan joined President Trump and others in the Oval Office on Saturday as he signed an executive order accelerating research for certain psychedelic drugs used to treat mental health disorders. #MedicalResearch #Psychedelics #Trump #Rogan