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Pentagon Says Fort Hood Shooter’s Firing-Squad Execution Will Be Livestreamed

Nidal Hasan’s execution is scheduled for December 3 at Fort Hood. The livestream platform remains unannounced, and further legal challenges are possible.

Trump Administration Proposes $70,000 OPT Fee, Citing Protection for American Workers

Schools would owe $70,000 for an initial OPT recommendation and $30,000 for subsequent recommendations under the DHS proposal. The fees are not in effect, and schools could pass along the cost.

Poll: About 4 in 10 Young Likely Voters View Sharia Positively

An Our Republic–Rasmussen survey finds a striking age divide. A separate question shows 83% of voters overall oppose making Sharia a community's legal code.

Pro-Life Pregnancy Center Buys Former Planned Parenthood Building to Help Mothers Choose Life

SIRA bought the neighboring Gainesville property for a reported $345,000, with plans to expand free support for women and families after renovations.

UCLA Records Reveal $16,065 in Fees at Center of Fetal-Tissue Dispute

Pro-life scrutiny focuses on $765 charges tied to 21 specimens. Cercle calls them service fees; the records do not establish illegal sales.

Supreme Court Clears Way for Trump’s Third-Country Deportations—for Now

The justices lifted a lower-court barrier to the administration’s removal policy while taking the case for December arguments. It is an enforcement win for Trump, with the final legal battle still ahead.