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His name is Denis Humberto Navarette Romero. He's an illegal immigrant from Honduras and last week he was arrested for raping a woman in Herndon, Virginia. The crime took place just four days after Romero…

The science, math, and technology-focused public high school graduates 100 percent of its students, a U.S. News & World Report study finds.The Riverside Stem Academy in Riverside, California, was…

President Trump on Monday evening announced a 25% tariff on all products from Mexico and Canada until the illegal alien invasion is stopped. More than 15 million illegal aliens – mostly military-age…

Google argues the DOJ failed to define the relevant markets and is challenging behavior that is lawful.ALEXANDRIA, Va.—Attorneys for the Department of Justice (DOJ) and Google made their final arguments…

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Walmart Nukes DEI As Anti-Woke Crusader Robby Starbuck Sends "Shockwaves Across Corporate America" Anti-woke crusader Robby Starbuck has been on a mission to shift the corporate landscape in America from insanity and rainbows to what he considers "sanity and neutrality." He has successfully pressured companies such as Tractor Supply, John Deere, Harley-Davidson, Polaris, Indian Motorcycle, Lowe's, Ford, Coors, Stanley Black...

Federal prosecutors charged Ken Leech, one of the world's best-known bond fund managers, with a $600 million fraud on Monday. Why it matters: Leech, the former co-chief investment officer of Western Asset Management Co. (WAMCO), was long known as "the other bond king" (besides Bill Gross) for his influence over the fixed-income market. • WAMCO at one time managed more than $300 billion in assets for clients, and Leech directed the firm's investment strategies. Catch up quick: Manhattan federal...

At least 16 people are missing after an Egyptian yacht carrying international tourists sank in the Red Sea on Monday. Forty-four people, including 13 crew members and 31 tourists, were aboard the Sea Story when it sank near Marsa Alam, a resort town in southeastern Egypt. The ship was carrying tourists for a multi-day diving trip. Egyptian media outlet Al-Dostor reported that two American tourists were on board, but it is unclear if they are among those missing. Authorities were alerted to the...