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Attorneys for MS-13-linked illegal immigrant Kilmar Abrego Garcia seek gag order from federal government
His attorneys cited remarks from Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem, Attorney General Pam Bondi, and posts from the Department of Homeland Security’s official X.
Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson signs order preventing police cooperation with federal agents ahead of possible deployment
The mayor said sending federal troops into Chicago would be “disrespectful to law enforcement,” praising the city’s police for working “incredibly hard” to reduce violence.
Department of Defense to become Department of War
“As Department of War, we won everything. We won everything."
Newsom's California refuses to remove unused power lines to prevent wildfires
The measure, introduced earlier this year by State Senator Sasha Renee Perez, followed reports that a decommissioned transmission line in Eaton Canyon may have been the ignition source of the destructive January fire.
Pritzker spreads ‘Trump is Dead’ BlueAnon Hoax
“Why don’t you send everyone proof of life first?”
JB Pritzker calls potential deployment of National Guard troops in Chicago an ‘attack on the American people’
Pritzker claimed Trump’s real aim would be to “stop the elections in 2026” or “take control of those elections.”
Trump to mandate voter ID for federal elections in new EO
"Voter I.D. Must Be Part of Every Single Vote. NO EXCEPTIONS!"
Tennessee woman charged with threatening to kill Sen Marsha Blackburn
“I’m gonna shoot her with a gun. I’m gonna blow up her head on national TV."
Federal judge blocks Trump admin's effort to expand expedited deportations
The administration sought to expand the federal expedited removal statute in order to remove more illegal immigrants quickly without them being required to appear before a judge.
Trump admin pulls $679 million in federal funds going to offshore wind
The administration said the money will instead go toward “real infrastructure” and “restoring American maritime dominance.”
Cracker Barrel takes down Pride page after backlash
Cracker Barrel has taken down its Pride page from its website as the company faces continued backlash over its attempted rebranding initiatives.
FDA restricts Covid vax for healthy adults, children, rescinds emergency use authorizations
People over the age of 65 will still be eligible.
DOJ asks Supreme Court to allow Trump admin to strip foreign aid funding
Solicitor General John Sauer argued that aid contractors lack the legal standing to force the spending, saying disputes over budget impoundments fall under Congress’ authority.
Grand jury declines to indict sandwich-throwing former DOJ staffer charged with assaulting federal officer
The man, identified as former Justice Department paralegal Sean Dunn, was captured on video throwing the sandwich at the officer’s chest.
Milwaukee judge arrested for helping illegal immigrant escape ICE loses fight to dismiss charges
"A review of the relevant history reveals the government has the better of the argument."