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Graham pushes back on Tillis’ criticism of Noem, Miller for labeling man killed by Border Patrol a ‘terrorist’

Sen. Lindsey Graham defended DHS Secretary Kristi Noem and Homeland Security Advisor Stephen Miller after they called the man killed by Border Patrol a "domestic terrorist."

Michael Goodwin: Trump’s stance on immigration is key to his approach in de-escalating crisis in Minnesota

Whether you call it a pivot, course correction or de-escalation, it is a hopeful...

We will not be intimidated

The California Post sent a reporter to cover the police commission’s regular public meeting...

Beyond permits: How Trump can help California rebuild

President Donald Trump’s executive order taking over rebuilding permits in LA is a welcome...

Bernie Goetz declares he’s ‘a better person now’ — but NYC will never forget the ‘subway vigilante’

Newspapers wrote recently about the “subway vigilante” — 1984’s Bernie Goetz. I lived inside that...

Trump Administration Already Undermining Probe of Alex Pretti’s Death

As with Renee Good’s death, refusal to conduct a credible criminal investigation only makes the eventual prosecution of federal agents more likely.

Cooke: Face It — This Is Nullification 

‘The left, the government of Minnesota, the Democratic Party writ large, the media to large extent . . . are acting in...

Criticize Trump, but Don’t Erase the Holocaust to Do So

American political rhetoric abounds with ill-advised allusions to Nazi Germany.

Like January 6, Minnesota Is a Test of American National Sovereignty

ICE tactics are the pretext; the real issue is whether states can make themselves no-go zones immune from federal law.

Schumer balks at Trump’s pullback in Minneapolis, government shutdown all but inevitable this week

The Senate returned to Washington Tuesday with just a few days to avert a partial government shutdown and an intractable impasse over funding ICE.

CBS News chief Bari Weiss tells staff ‘we’re toast’ if they continue on current path

Addressing her staff three months into her job as CBS News boss, Bari Weiss on Tuesday invoked legendary newsman Walter Cronkite as a symbol of old thinking and said that if the network continues with its current strategy, "we're toast."

Trump says Border Patrol official pulled from Minnesota is an ‘out there’ agent

President Trump on Tuesday said pulling controversial Border Patrol official Gregory Bovino and some agents from Minneapolis was not a retreat, although he called Mr. Bovino a "pretty 'out-there' kind of guy."

WATCH: Congressman Chris Smith of New Jersey at the March for Life

We are out at the 53rd National March for Life, where we are interviewing pro-life leaders. I'm joined by Congressman Chris Smith, Republican from New Jersey, who just stepped off the stage.

Judge finds Virginia Democrats’ redistricting resolution illegal

A Virginia judge ruled Tuesday that a proposed constitutional amendment letting Democrats redraw the state's Congressional maps was illegal, potentially foiling their efforts to pick up seats in the U.S. House in November.

Trump downplays immigration leadership changes in Minnesota: ‘I shake things up’

President Trump on Tuesday downplayed the leadership changes he's made to his immigration team amid turmoil in Minneapolis, saying he typically changes personnel.

Trump backs Noem amid Democratic calls for her impeachment after federal agents kill 2 Americans

The Trump administration has booted Gregory Bovino from his perch heading the immigration enforcement surge in Minnesota, but Democrats are demanding an even bigger scalp: They want to see Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem toppled.

5 questions about the St. Paul church disruption

Approximately 40 agitators invaded Cities Church during a service, verbally terrorizing parishioners and blocking exits, causing families to flee.

Border Patrol shooting in Arizona leaves person in critical condition

A shooting early Tuesday involving the Border Patrol near the U.S.-Mexico border in Arizona left one person in critical condition.

Trump’s border wall sees slow start in second term

As he closed out his first term, President Trump was erecting his border wall at a rate faster than a mile a day, as he rushed to fulfill one of his marquee promises from the 2016 campaign. Things are moving much more slowly in his second term, however.

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