US defence secretary arms National Guard in DC; Trump warns of full federal takeover

The Pentagon has announced that National Guard troops deployed in Washington, D.C., for President Trump’s law enforcement crackdown will now be armed, marking a significant escalation in security measures. Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth issued the order, while nearly 2,000 National Guard members remain stationed in the city. Trump declared D.C. is safe again, praising the…

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Jonathan Kuminga bold claim on Cade Cunningham Scottie Barnes level sparks NBA buzz

Jonathan Kuminga’s self-assessment, comparing himself to Cade Cunningham and Scottie Barnes, has ignited debate amid contract negotiations with the Golden State Warriors. Kuminga’s desire for a similar lucrative deal, despite a less prominent role, clashes with the Warriors’ offer, creating tension. This situation adds complexity to the Warriors’ offseason decisions as fans and analysts question…

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Denver Nuggets superstar Nikola Jokic writes NBA history with his unique record against Pheonix Suns

Nikola Jokic achieved NBA history by recording back-to-back triple-doubles to start the season, joining an elite group of players. The Serbian star led the Denver Nuggets to victory against the Phoenix Suns with a dominant all-around performance, showcasing his exceptional skills and reinforcing his MVP contention. Despite securing around 8 shots, Jokic’s dominance could be…

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US Department of Education revives Ed-Flex, urges states to bypass federal mandates and reclaim control over schools

The US Department of Education has reminded states of their ability to seek authority under the Ed-Flex Act of 1999, reigniting the debate over federal versus state control in education. The initiative allows states to bypass certain federal mandates, with supporters hailing it as a path to innovation and critics warning of weakened equity safeguards.

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