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Major city police unions support federal troop deployments, but local leaders are pushing back

A growing number of police unions are expressing support for the Trump administration's National Guard plan, but are facing pushback from local leaders.

School chief to suspect: ICE arrest of Des Moines superintendent exposes fake degrees, drug convictions

DHS detailed a list of all the shocking charges and convictions against illegal Ian Roberts, who was working as the head of Des Moines, Iowa, public schools until his arrest by ICE.

Supreme Court’s emergency docket delivers Trump string of wins as final tests loom

President Donald Trump has won a string of cases on the Supreme Court's emergency docket this year, but many of these temporary victories will face full merit reviews.

Trump’s week in review: Shutdown showdowns and armed cartel conflict

Trump gives Hamas until Sunday for Gaza peace deal while meeting with military leaders and also declaring U.S. in armed conflict with drug cartels this week.

Trump’s shadow looms large over heated races one month before Election Day

November 2025 elections feature gubernatorial contests in New Jersey and Virginia, plus California redistricting and Pennsylvania Supreme Court races as Trump agenda barometers.

Ciattarelli says he never saw Sherrill’s leaked military records

New Jersey GOP gubernatorial candidate Jack Ciattarelli said on Friday that he never saw Democratic candidate Mikie Sherrill’s leaked military records, as his opponent has sought to attack him over its circulation. “I never saw those files, nor did I put the request in. And anybody that states otherwise is lying,” Ciattarelli told anchor Dan...

Judge orders hearing over whether Abrego Garcia prosecution was ‘vindictive’

A federal judge on Friday ruled that there is "realistic likelihood" the prosecution of Kilmar Abrego Garcia, who was mistakenly deported to El Salvador earlier this year, was "vindictive." "The Court holds that the totality of events creates a sufficient evidentiary basis to conclude that there is a 'realistic likelihood of vindictiveness' that entitles Abrego...

Sherrill rates Murphy’s tenure as New Jersey governor a ‘B’ 

New Jersey Democratic gubernatorial candidate Mikie Sherrill rated New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy’s (D) tenure as a “B” on Friday, crediting him for his efforts funding state pensions and the state’s positive crediting rates while expressing frustration with the culture of Trenton.  “I think I'd give him about a ‘B,” Sherrill told anchor Dan Mannarino...

Federal worker union sues over Education Department shutdown emails

A federal worker union sued the Trump administration on Friday due to automatic email responses from employees at the Education Department that blame Democrats for the government shutdown. The American Federation of Government Employees (AFGE) represented by the Democracy Forward and Public Citizen Litigation Group sent a cease and desist letter, and also filed a...

Sherrill declines to endorse Mamdani in NYC mayoral race as divisions among Democrats grow 

New Jersey gubernatorial candidate Mikie Sherrill (D) declined to endorse New York City Democratic mayoral nominee Zohran Mamdani during a forum on Friday, underscoring how some members of his party still see him as politically toxic.  “I am not getting engaged in that race because I'm completely focused on New Jersey. I'm going to let the...

Bosses could give bonuses to newlyweds under Ohio bill aimed to ‘incentivize marriage’

There are concerns tax-based marriage incentives could marginalize unmarried people and may not address deeper economic or social challenges facing families.

Hegseth fires top Navy official

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth on Friday fired Navy chief of staff Jon Harrison, delivering a blow to the insider who helped rewire internal protocols to fit the vision of the Trump administration’s defense agenda.  Harrison’s removal comes after the confirmation of Navy Undersecretary Hung Cao, whom President Trump appointed to serve as the second-most senior...

GOP lawmakers slam FDA abortion pill approval

Click in for more news from The Hill {beacon} Health Care Health Care   The Big Story Fallout persists from abortion pill approval The Food and Drug Administration is facing new pressure from lawmakers and anti-abortion groups, who are feeling betrayed after the agency approved a second generic version of the abortion drug mifepristone. ©...

Energy secretary warns of shutdown impacts on nuclear weapons safety

Energy Secretary Chris Wright on Thursday warned a government shutdown could threaten nuclear weapons safety with funding on the verge of a lapse about a week. “We have about eight more days of funding for the National Nuclear Security Administration, the overseer of our nuclear weapons stockpile, the engines that power our nuclear submarines and...

Alito: Originalists must shed ‘insecure mindset’ causing worry over ‘desirable’ results

Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito touched on two lightning rod cases Friday in explaining the pitfalls and promises of originalism. The conservative justice mentioned the Obergefell ruling that legalized same-sex marriage and the sweeping presidential immunity ruling the court handed down last year as he opined about how adherents to his legal theory of...

Trump claws back nearly $8B for green projects

{beacon} Energy & Environment Energy & Environment   The Big Story Trump cancels billions in DOE funds for green projects The Trump administration is cutting billions of dollars for green energy projects, especially in blue states. © Alex Brandon, Associated Press The Energy Department announced late Wednesday it was cutting awards that funded 223 projects,...

Trump administration says it will pay migrant children $2.5K to return to home countries

The Trump administration said Friday it would offer to pay migrant children to self deport in its latest mass deportation effort.  The Health and Human Services Department’s Administration for Children and Families emailed migrant shelters saying children 14 years of age and older would get $2,500 each, according to a copy obtained by The Associated...

Journalist arrested during summer ICE protests deported to El Salvador

Award-winning Spanish-language journalist Mario Guevara has been deported to El Salvador in what press freedom advocates alleged was done “in retaliation for his reporting.” A leader with the Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ), a nonprofit organization that defends worldwide press freedom, said Guevara's deportation from the U.S. Friday morning was the first time the organization...

Most Americans rate the US economy poorly: Poll

Nearly three-quarters of Americans surveyed say economic conditions are poor or fair, according to a poll from the Pew Research Center. The number of respondents who said they feel this way, at 76 percent, is a few points higher than what the center found in January 2024. At that time, 72 percent held the view...

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