A newly published study estimates that Republican fundraisers lost $117 million last year after email providers, chiefly Google, Microsoft, and Yahoo, inappropriately flagged GOP fundraising messages as spam while allowing Democrat fundraising emails through.

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As the 81st session of the United Nations Assembly concludes, President Donald Trump has departed after keeping the pressure on the U.N. to reform.

Trump lambasted the U.N. for “criticizing the United States for protecting our children from transgender mutilization and transgender insanity.” The president observed that U.N. agencies seem to have “little to say about the persecution of Christians” while they routinely heap scorn on Israel. Additionally, he said that they want “America to open our borders to gangs and criminals from the world’s most dangerous places.”

Since the president returned to the Oval Office, he has put the U.N. on notice: End your nonsense or face deep U.S. funding cuts. It hasn’t, and cuts have followed.

To date, his administration says it has saved the American people over $1 billion by making cuts to the bloated U.N. bureaucracy with a 15% cut in its regular budget ($570 million) and another 12% cut to its endless peacekeeping operations ($549 million). This reportedly includes cuts to 4,000 jobs.

Over the years, international organizations in general have expanded their remits. The U.N. in particular has forgotten its original mission, which its charter identifies as consisting of preserving peace and security, encouraging nations to cooperate to solve problems, and protecting human rights and freedoms.

Not only has this drifting unsustainably inflated budgets, but these noncore initiatives have given international progressives well-financed global platforms to push their radical abortion, gender, equity, climate, antisemitic, and anti-American agendas.

The U.N.’s secretary-general’s own reform task force has criticized the U.N. system’s growth—a system that in 2024 conducted 27,000 meetings involving 240 bodies and produced 1,100 reports, a 20% increase since 1990, according to Reuters. The secretary-general admitted that “many of these reports are not widely read.”

Earlier this year, Trump withdrew the United States from a slew of international organizations, including 31 U.N. entities, that worked contrary to American interests and values.

This month, the U.S. Department of State paid the U.N. $800 million to cover its 2025 membership dues and finance the cost of peacekeeping operations in Haiti—to prevent illegal migration to America—and in the Democratic Republic of Congo, where the deadly Ebola virus outbreak in zones of conflict must remain contained. Earlier, the department disbursed nearly $4 billion to the U.N.’s Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs and $300 million to the U.N.’s Children’s Fund.

The U.N. says that the United States still owes it over $4 billion in unpaid obligations. But has the United Nations made the reforms demanded by President Trump? Has it ceased to engage in radical activities that promote abortion, gender ideology, job-killing climate agendas, anti-Americanism, and antisemitism? Frankly, no.

The U.N.’s Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs and UNICEF have been at the forefront of advancing the global Left’s radical agenda. They are thumbing their noses at U.S. taxpayers by publicly rejecting Trump’s executive orders prohibiting U.S. foreign aid from supporting radicalism. Each organization has been aggressively accusing Israel of committing war crimes in Gaza, transmitting reports containing claims from Hamas terrorists.

Recently, the U.N. Human Rights Office, of which the U.S. is not a member, claimed that there are “reasonable grounds to believe that the United States committed war crimes” against Iran. The basis for the accusation is UNICEF reports secured from Iranian authorities.

Another example of continued U.N. disrespect for its largest donor is its audacious interference in our domestic political process.

The head of the U.N. refugee agency, Barham Salih, rejected the Trump administration’s candidate for the deputy high commissioner in favor of a left-wing career diplomat. In 2025, the U.S. contributed over $800 million to the agency, financing one-quarter of its budget. Salih—a former Iraqi deputy prime minister and recipient of $33 million of U.S. taxpayer money for the university he founded—is a socialist (I was his former U.S. Embassy Baghdad advisor).

Trump has repeatedly called on U.N. agencies to get back to their core mission of promoting peace and international cooperation. He has also called on these agencies to end their radical practices, but they refuse to do so.

American taxpayers have no obligation to fund the salaries and activities of foreign radicals. Until the reforms that Trump has laid out are made, the administration ought not to cut any further checks to these U.N. agencies.

Central NY authorities say they are reopening the investigation of an alleged "gang rape" at a Cornell University fraternity in 2024.

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The hearts of baseball fans everywhere were warmed on Saturday as Detroit Tigers star pitcher Justin Verlander's daughter ran out onto the field to mark his final appearance on the mound.

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In an interview on Fox Business Network's "Mornings," House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) reacted to Chinese President Xi Jinping's state visit to the United States, saying diplomacy mattered but urging vigilance.

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R.E.M. frontman Michael Stipe is set to help host a fundraiser in Manhattan for Michigan Democrat U.S. Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed.

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Nvidia announced its new Open Agent Safety Platform on Monday with 100 industry partners, aiming to help AI developers stop their autonomous agents from escaping the systems meant to contain them, representing an industry solution to a problem that has OpenAI and Anthropic begging for government regulation.

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The leftist government of South Korea demanded a public apology on Sunday from the government of Ukraine after President Volodymyr Zelensky told the United Nations General Assembly last week that his troops had captured North Korean soldiers on the battlefield – and sent them to the South.

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Human Rights Campaign President Kelley Robinson Saturday compared Immigration and Customs Enforcement patrols to lynch mobs and likened current political battles over LGBTQ+ issues to the civil rights movement.

Human Rights Campaign, the nation’s largest LGBTQ+ activist group, has sharply criticized President Donald Trump’s policies on transgender issues, including restrictions on military service for people diagnosed with gender dysphoria and opposition to transgender medical procedures on minors.

“This is a dark time in America,” Robinson said at the Human Rights Campaign annual dinner in Washington, D.C. “They say that history doesn’t repeat, but it often rhymes, that the ghosts of our unsettled sins continue to haunt us.”

“The story of Nolan Wells echoes the story of Emmett Till,” she said. Wells, an 18-year-old, mysteriously died in Georgia this summer, while the 14-year-old Till’s 1955 murder became a rallying point for the civil rights movement. “The ICE patrols look a little too similar to lynch mobs. The purging of the voter rolls looks just like poll taxes, and the attacks on our trans children, they are just as haunting.”

Robinson repeatedly framed current conflicts over transgender policies as a continuation of historic civil rights struggles, arguing that government actions targeting transgender identities echoed forms of discrimination previously directed at black Americans.

Trump administration policies recognize sex as male or female, and not based on gender identity, along with restrictions on transgender medical interventions for minors. Administration officials have argued that their policies protect women’s access to sex-segregated spaces and prevent children from undergoing medical interventions that have little-to-no evidence-based benefit.

Robinson quoted the transgender activist Miss Major Griffin-Gracy, who said, “They keep continually trying to eradicate us.”

“That quote could have been from 1969 but it wasn’t—it was from present day,” the Human Rights Campaign president said.

She noted Trump’s policy disqualifying people with gender dysphoria from military service and laws penalizing controversial transgender medical interventions on minors.

“We are fighting for our rights with the full weight and force of the United States government working against us,” Robinson said.

The Human Rights Campaign dinner also featured Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer, a Democrat, who condemned the political messaging of “family values” in other states.

She said “too many states” are “defunding their local public schools, poisoning air and water, making everyday life a lot more expensive, and they want to blame their problems on people different from them, in hope that we are all desperate or hopeless enough to fall for it.”

“That’s what all this ‘family values’ stuff is really about,” the governor argued. “We all saw recently that states like Alabama, Utah, and Arkansas renamed June to ‘Fidelity Month’ and ‘Nuclear Family Month.’ It’s pathetic.”

She said the “biggest threat to American families” comes not from the LGBTQ+ activist movement but from Trump administration policies.

The dinner came as Human Rights Campaign and other LGBTQ activist groups have repeatedly clashed with the Trump administration over transgender policies involving military service, sports participation, school policies, and medical interventions for minors.

Counter Terrorism officials said that the "British national" suspects in the alleged terror plot on RAF Fairford have been released on bail.

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