New Jersey Korean Spa Forced to Allow Trans Women in Female Nude Section After Being Sued
A popular Korean spa in New Jersey, where nudity is compulsory, will now let transgender women use the female-only section.
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China Arrests 18 Church Leaders in Crackdown on Religious Freedom
Chinese officials arrested 18 leaders of the underground Zion Church. Almost 30 pastors and staffers have been detained.
US Coast Guard denies claim it will stop classifying swastikas as hate symbols: ‘Categorically false’
The US Coast Guard denied claims it’s revising its policies to reclassify hate symbols, including the swastika and nooses, as “potentially divisive” symbols.
Congress Forces Epstein Files Release, But New Law Allows DOJ to Withhold Key Information
A key provision in the newly passed Epstein Files Transparency Act is drawing intense scrutiny amid fears it could allow Attorney General Pam Bondi to heavily redact long-anticipated records.
Lesbos in Space: Alleged Victim of ‘First Crime in Space’ Admits She Lied About NASA Astronaut Ex-Wife
Summer Heather Worden claimed her estranged wife illegally accessed her bank account while deployed at the International Space Station
Trump Says US to Work on Sudan Peace Deal at Request of Saudi Crown Prince
President Donald Trump vowed that the U.S. would work on securing peace in Sudan thanks to the urging of Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman.
AI Chatbot Toys are Having ‘Sexually Explicit’ Conversations with Kids: Report
As the season of gift-giving draws nigh, experts are warning parents against buying their children presents powered by AI.
5th Person Confirmed Dead at Disney World Resort in Less Than a Month: Officials
A fifth person has died at a lavish Florida Disney World resort in a chilling string of deaths in less than a month.
Thomas Massie a Little ‘Suspicious’ of Trump Reversal on Epstein Files
Thomas Massie said he is a “little bit suspicious” of President Donald Trump after his reversal in stance on releasing files.
Trump-Appointed Judge May Have Just Cost Republicans Nearly Half A Dozen House Seats
A three-judge federal panel ruled that Texas can’t use the GOP-drawn redistricting map designed to boost Republican chances.