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Judge demands answers after 2-year-old U.S. citizen is deported

A federal judge bashed the Trump administration Friday for what he said may have been the deportation of a 2-year-old U.S. citizen.

The pope of my childhood

Twelve years ago, I was nine years old, playing on the beach and savoring the final moments of spring break 2013. Unexpectedly, my mom shouted from her beach chair, “We have a new pope!”  I dashed over to her chair, interested in this exclamation.  “He’s a Jesuit, that’s weird,” she continued. I just nodded, not sure […]

Live updates: Trump, world leaders attend Pope Francis funeral in Rome

The funeral of Pope Francis — the world's first Argentinean pontiff — will be held in Rome early Saturday as Catholics around the globe gather to pay their respects. Francis died Monday at the age of 88 from a stroke — a complication of chronic lung disease, which had plagued the pope for months. His...

Watch live: Pope Francis honored with funeral in Rome

Pope Francis's funeral is slated to begin early Saturday in Rome as Catholics mourn the loss of their leader and prepare for the conclave to replace him. Cardinal Giovanni Battista Re will preside over Francis's funeral in St. Peter's Square and is expected to deliver the eulogy. Francis died earlier this week from heart failure...

Biden’s blueprint to target parents and traditional Catholics

Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard declassified a bombshell Biden administration document this week, a blueprint for combating “domestic terrorism,” an umbrella term encompassing parents who attended school board meetings or Catholics who favored the traditional liturgy. This 2021 document, called the Strategic Implementation Plan for Countering Domestic Terrorism, reveals a coordinated effort to target […]

How Trump’s executive order complicates reciprocal tariff negotiations

The executive order focuses on trade deficits, not trade policies, and has an escalation mechanism that can’t tell the difference.

China vows to ‘fight to the end’ after Trump ramps up tariff threat

The Chinese government on Monday vowed to “fight to the end” after President Trump ramped up his tariff threat against the nation, warning he could impose an additional 50 percent tax on goods coming from the world’s second-largest economy. China’s Ministry of Commerce characterized Trump's reciprocal tariffs as “completely groundless and is a typical unilateral...

How many measles deaths will it take for RFK Jr. to step down?

This may be one of the most irresponsible presidential Cabinet appointments in modern memory. 

Navarro: ‘I guarantee no recession, okay?’

White House senior trade adviser Peter Navarro attempted to assure the American public that the country will not plunge into a recession sparked by President Trump's recent sweeping tariffs, suggesting Wall Street's 500 biggest corporations will lead the economic turnout.  Navarro said the market is “finding a bottom now. It's finding a bottom now, but...

Trump caused the stock market crash — Democrats must hold his feet to the fire 

We’ve never before had a president so intent on simultaneously undoing our form of government and the infrastructure of our economic life.  

These US airports have the best food and drink ‘experiences,’ poll finds

Have a favorite spot to grab a bite when you're at the airport?

Why ‘peace through strength’ won’t work in the Middle East  

Washington continues to utilize overly militaristic policies to achieve policy outcomes that cannot be reached with blunt force. 

GOP senator says he was joking about using violence against journalists

Mullin said he was joking after The Oklahoman wrote a story about his remarks.

Texas investigating cereal giant Kellogg over food dye use

Kellogg's ingredients, including food dyes, are approved and compliant with FDA regulations.

18 months after Hamas’s attack, US support for Israel remains strong

Despite the cessation of a roughly two-month truce, Americans continue to endorse Israel's right to self-defense. 

Morning Report — Trade war or trade deals?

In today’s issue: President Trump signaled openness to governments clamoring to escape steep U.S. tariffs, even as he and advisers believe achieving accords with dozens of nations could involve months of tough discussions. “We’re going to get fair deals and good deals with everybody. And if we don’t, we’re going to have nothing to do...

Farm-state Republicans rocked by tariffs fear Trump lacks exit strategy

Republicans in Congress feel rattled about what they say is the lack of a clear outcome or exit strategy for President Trump’s trade war, which they fear will close lucrative markets for wheat, corn, soybeans, pork and other products for their farmers at home. GOP senators from states such as Arkansas, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, North...

Republicans rattled by tariff troubles begin to push back on Trump

Cracks are growing between congressional Republicans and former President Trump over his tariff policy, with some lawmakers looking to strip him of his unilateral tariff authority and others seeking briefings from the White House on the strategy amid growing economic tumult. Seven Republican senators signed on to a bill led by Sens. Chuck Grassley (R-Iowa),...

Trump vs. the Ivy League: ‘These are elite institutions and blue states’

President Trump's administration has taken its fight with the Ivy Leagues to new heights, detaining student activists, launching investigations, pulling hundreds of millions in funding and giving even some conservatives pause.  Harvard University, the University of Pennsylvania, Columbia University, Brown University and others are all feeling the heat over their alleged inaction over campus antisemitism...

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