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Newsom ripped over ‘racist’ viral clip telling Black mayor ‘I’m like you’ before touting poor SAT score

California Gov. Gavin Newsom is facing heat after telling a Black mayor he is "like you" before describing his poor SAT score and trouble reading speeches.

Democrats name candidates to ‘Red to Blue’ initiative, aiming to flip GOP majority during midterms

The DCCC announced candidates it is backing as part of its “Red to Blue" initiative as they seek to clinch the House majority during the midterm elections.

Family of Iowa grad killed by illegal immigrant to attend Trump’s State of the Union

Sarah Root’s family will attend President Trump’s State of the Union after his administration extradited the illegal immigrant convicted in her 2016 drunk-driving death.

Federal judge blocks release of Jack Smith report’s second volume

The judge's ruling blocks the release of Jack Smith's classified documents report on President Donald Trump's handling of classified materials.

State Dept orders evacuation of non-emergency US personnel from embassy in Beirut

President Donald Trump's administration ordered non-essential personnel to evacuate the US Embassy in Beirut, Lebanon on Monday.

Obamas call latest fatal Minnesota shooting a ‘wake-up call to every American, regardless of party’

Former President Obama and former first lady Michelle Obama on Sunday condemned the Trump administration’s immigration enforcement operations in Minnesota after the fatal shooting of protester Alex Pretti.  Authorities said Pretti was killed for approaching law enforcement with a handgun, but released video footage shows only a phone in the 37-year-old's hand.  “The killing of...

Klobuchar: ICE agents in Minnesota ‘outnumber’ Minneapolis, St. Paul police

Sen. Amy Klobuchar (D-Minn.) on Sunday said Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officers "outnumber" local police in Minneapolis and St. Paul, Minn., amid the Trump administration's immigration enforcement operations in the state.  "So, what I have going in my state right now ... is 3,000 ICE agents that outnumber the Minneapolis-St. Paul police, sworn officers,...

Bovino says agents in latest fatal Minneapolis shooting ‘likely’ assigned to administrative duties

Border Patrol commander-at-large Gregory Bovino said Sunday that the Customs and Border Protection (CBP) agents involved in the fatal shooting of Alex Pretti in Minneapolis will likely be assigned to administrative duties. “These Border Patrol agents are going to more than likely be on administrative duty, but they will remain Border Patrol agents,” Bovino told...

CDC warns doctors to look for screwworm symptoms. What are they?

The New World screwworm flies lay their eggs in wounds, noses, ears, eyes or mouths. Their eggs develop into parasitic larvae, or maggots, that feed on the surrounding flesh as they burrow deeper.

WHO pushes back at HHS after US withdrawal

The World Health Organization (WHO) on Saturday pushed back against statements from Secretary of Health and Human Robert F. Kennedy Jr., alleging the organization failed to provide critical information during the COVID-19 pandemic.  The United States officially withdrew from the organization on Friday.  “WHO therefore regrets the United States’ notification of withdrawal from WHO –...

Blanche blames Walz, Frey after second Minnesota shooting: ‘Entirely avoidable’

Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche on Sunday slammed Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz (D) and Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey (D) after another fatal shooting by federal immigration enforcement officials in the state. “We feel a ton of sympathy for the family and friends of the deceased, but make no mistake about it, this was entirely avoidable...

Holmes Norton files to end reelection campaign

Washington, D.C. Del. Eleanor Holmes Norton (D) on Sunday moved to end her reelection campaign after 35 years on Capitol Hill. Holmes Norton, 88, filed a termination report with the Federal Election Commission on Sunday morning. The move, first reported by NOTUS, comes as the congresswoman has faced mounting calls to retire. The Hill reached out to Holmes...

Local sanctuary policies are creating chaos for communities

City and state governments are attempting to create "sanctuary" regimes that limit cooperation with federal enforcement, restrict information sharing, and in some cases actively obstruct federal immigration operations, but this does not repeal federal law and only serves to shift enforcement to more disruptive forms.

Federal judge blocks DHS from ‘destroying or altering’ evidence after fatal Minneapolis shooting

A federal judge in Minnesota late Saturday blocked the Department of Homeland Security from "destroying or altering" evidence after a man was shot and killed by a Customs and Border Patrol (CBP) agent in South Minneapolis. In a late-night order, United States District Court judge Eric C. Tostrud, an appointee of President Trump, issued a...

1 year into Trump’s second term, did grocery prices ever go down?

President Donald Trump, who famously campaigned on the promise to lower grocery prices “on Day One,” marked 365 days in office this week. 

Israel’s election may come soon and could change the country forever

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is likely to call early elections this spring or summer in order to maximize his chances of forming a new coalition and staying in power, with the explosive issue of the ultra-Orthodox exemption from military service at the center of the debate.

Bondi outlines terms for Walz to ‘restore the rule of law’ in Minnesota after fatal shooting: Reports

Attorney General Pam Bondi on Saturday outlined terms to “restore the rule of law” in Minnesota, just hours after a second person was fatally shot by federal immigration agents in Minneapolis. “You and your office must restore the rule of law, support ICE officers, and bring an end to the chaos in Minnesota,” Bondi wrote...

Is Trump’s ‘madman act’ a negotiating ploy or the real deal?

In recent days, speculation about Trump’s motives — and his rationality — has intensified.

Live updates: Protests intensify in Minneapolis after second deadly shooting; shutdown threat grows

The risk of a partial government shutdown at the end of January is growing more likely, as protesters demonstrated with renewed furor overnight after a second person in the span of a month was fatally shot by federal immigration authorities in Minneapolis. Senate Democrats vowed to block a Department of Homeland Security (DHS) funding package...

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