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6 days ago | wnd.com | Joe Kovacs

Kristi Noem, President Donald Trump’s secretary of Homeland Security, says China “wants to destroy” America, and Harvard University “is allowing that to happen” with its large number of foreign students. Appearing on “Sunday Morning Futures” with Maria Bartiromo on the Fox News Channel, Noem said Harvard has “perpetuated Chinese government priorities.”“They want these students on campus, because it’s almost 30 percent of their students.

6 days ago | wnd.com | Joe Kovacs

Ukraine secretly smuggled a large number of drones into Russia to carry out a large-scale attack on Moscow’s military aircraft Sunday, according to numerous reports. The Kyiv Independent reports: “An operation by Ukraine’s Security Service (SBU) using FPV drones smuggled deep into Russian and hidden inside trucks has hit 41 Russian heavy bombers at four airfields across the country,” a source in the agency told the news outlet.

6 days ago | wnd.com | Laura Hollis

American institutions are suffering from a collapse in public support. Among the institutions worst affected are government, the press and education. One could be forgiven for believing that government must be the most important, given its pervasiveness in our lives and its law enforcement powers; followed by the media, which – of late – does the government’s bidding; and then perhaps education. But it is precisely the opposite.

1 week ago | wnd.com | Bob Unruh

When billionaire Elon Musk, whose Tesla, X and SpaceX companies routinely lead the nation in tech accomplishments, started working with President Donald Trump on the Department of Government Efficiency, he said he hoped to save taxpayers a trillion dollars, or more. The DOGE plan, after all, was to cut out corruption, fraud and waste in government spending, and it has been on the job since Trump’s inauguration, already saving, according to estimates, each taxpayer about $1,000.

1 week ago | wnd.com | Bob Unruh

The U.S. Department of Homeland Security is calling out Joe Biden for his regime’s disastrous failure to address properly the victims of the fiery inferno that hit, and mostly destroyed, Lahaina, Hawaii. That raging blaze, in 2023, killed about 100 people and destroyed thousands of homes. It apparently exploded after a small brush fire broke out, firefighters doused it, and then hurricane-force winds hit the embers just as the crews left.