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Rubio defends Trump’s Iran war as not ‘necessarily popular, but necessary’

Secretary of State Marco Rubio defended Trump's Iran war as "necessary" to prevent a nuclear weapon, even as he ties it to Republican midterm losses.

Mamdani needs to reject the lefties who embrace perps who attack cops

Councilwoman Tiffany Caban and her comrades insist that Queens District Attorney Melinda Katz is...

The Aid-to-Israel Question Is a Red Herring

Whether or not the $3.8 billion in military assistance continues, it would be a...

The Last Internationalists

With the retirement of three congressional titans, the belief in American global leadership takes...

Nashville mayor stands behind doxing ICE agents even after officials said his actions put them in danger

Nashville mayor defends releasing immigration officers' names, calling the move a mistake but adding that the "bigger" concern is ICE officers trying to conceal their identities.

Dem lawmaker sparks social media firestorm with ‘cringe’ anti-Trump guitar performance: ‘Talk about tone-deaf’

Georgia Democratic Rep. Hank Johnson faces backlash on X for his anti-Trump parody of "Hey Joe," with critics dunking on the performance, despite his beginner guitarist disclaimer.

Massive identity theft scheme led by illegal immigrants uncovered after raid at meatpacking plant

ICE has uncovered a massive identity theft scheme led by illegal immigrants and possibly tied to organized criminal networks following a workplace raid at a meatpacking plant in Omaha.

Trump continues meetings with national security team over Iran

President Trump has held national security meetings at the White House every day since he returned early from the G7 summit to decide whether to commit U.S. forces to the rising conflict between Israel and Iran over Tehran's nuclear program.

Appeals court revives challenge to D.C.’s noncitizen voting law

A federal appeals court revived a challenge to Washington's law that lets noncitizens cast ballots, saying a lower court was too hasty in dismissing the case.

Top House Democrat warns Trump to seek congressional approval before joining Israel’s war on Iran

House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries warned the Trump administration that it must receive approval from Congress before joining Israel's war against Iran.

Trump OK sending National Guard, rules appeals court

President Trump appears to have been on solid legal ground when he federalized and deployed National Guard troops to Los Angeles, an appeals court ruled late Thursday, giving the White House permission to keep the troops in place -- for now.

Large city signs onto deal with ICE: ‘Keep the American people safe’

Miami commissioners voted to allow the city's police department to work with ICE, as many cities around the country face scrutiny for sanctuary policies.

Judge orders anti-Israel ringleader Mahmoud Khalil to be released on bail

Anti-Israel activist Mahmoud Khalil was ordered released on bail while his immigration and civil cases proceed through court, with a federal judge citing the "extraordinary circumstances" of his case.

Four plead guilty in massive bribery scheme at agency Democrats fought to protect from DOGE

A former USAID official and three businessmen have plead guilty to their involvement in a $550 million bribery scandal, according to the Justice Department.

‘This guy’: Slurring Biden takes shot at Trump, those trying to ‘erase our history’ at Juneteenth church event

Former president claims critics 'don't want to remember' America's past while Trump warns holiday costs billions

Foreign policy experts rip Tim Walz’s claim that China has ‘moral authority’ in Middle East conflict

Gov. Tim Walz faces backlash after suggesting China could be a 'neutral actor' with 'moral authority' in Middle East talks, with critics citing China's authoritarian government.

Trump ‘doesn’t need permission’ from Congress to strike Iran, expert says

Legal expert John Yoo argues President Donald Trump has constitutional authority to strike Iran on his own volition, while lawmakers debate their role in authorizing military action and declaring war.

Democrats in Virginia have a big fundraising advantage in the race for governor this year

Democrats in Virginia have built up a hefty fundraising advantage for their effort to reclaim the governor's mansion in a race seen as a bellwether for the party in power in Washington heading into the 2026 midterms.

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