The U.S. will release some 300 South Korean migrants arrested at a Hyundai factory in Georgia after reaching a deal with South Korea’s government.
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Justice Dept Zeroes In On Fed Governor Lisa Cook
The U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) has opened a criminal investigation into Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook. The probe centers on allegations that Cook misrepresented her primary residence Read More
Nigel Farage Spars With Dems As He Warns About ‘Authoritarian’ Crackdown On Free Speech
British Member of Parliament Nigel Farage fended off attacks from Democrats on Wednesday while he warned lawmakers about threats to free speech Americans may face Read More
Thune speaks with Sununu about Senate bid to flip blue seat in key swing state
John E. Sununu mulls competitive 2026 New Hampshire Senate campaign to succeed retiring Democrat Jeanne Shaheen in key swing state race.
Rashida Tlaib hit with House censure threat, accused of ‘celebrating terrorism’ in pro-Palestinian speech
GOP Rep. Buddy Carter is leading a new censure resolution against progressive Rep. Rashida Tlaib after her appearance at a controversial pro-Palestinian conference over the weekend.
Trump responds to critics with counterpunches across politics and ongoing culture wars
Trump responds to health rumors on Truth Social saying he never felt better, while escalating rhetoric against media outlets and demanding license revocations.
ICE Nabs Murderers, Rapists, Pedophiles, Traffickers Over Labor Day Weekend
WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump’s Immigration and Customs Enforcement was busy over Labor Day weekend, rounding up more “worst of the worst” criminal illegal aliens. Read More
Morning Brief: Chicago Crime, Beijing Summit, FDA Moves To Ban ‘Kratom’
Chicago’s mayor leads protests against President Trump’s potential crime crackdown as judges block the deportation of illegal immigrants. India cozies up to China and Russia Read More
Army secretary reveals how Rangers bypass Pentagon red tape to counter exploding drone threat
Elite Army units bypass traditional procurement by using credit cards to test new equipment while the service shifts posture toward countering China in the Indo-Pacific.
Trump cancels $4.9B foreign aid, pushes DC death penalty, touts Kim ties
President Donald Trump plans to revoke nearly $5 billion in foreign aid using a pocket rescission, bypassing Congress as lawmakers face an Oct. 1 government funding deadline.