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Mayorkas says Biden won’t announce executive actions on Mexico border trip

President Biden will not announce any executive actions to address the surging immigration crisis during his Thursday visit to the border, Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas told reporters Thursday.

Bipartisan Senate bill would allow closer scrutiny of misconduct by DOJ lawyers

A bipartisan group of lawmakers on the Judiciary Committee has reintroduced legislation that closes the loophole that precludes the Justice Department's Office of the Inspector General from investigating misconduct by federal prosecutors.

GOP’s Steve Garvey has a shot at advancing Tuesday in California’s U.S. Senate race

Rep. Adam Schiff is a couple of steps away from becoming a U.S. Senator and hopes Republican baseball legend Steve Garvey will help him close the books on his Democratic rivals.

Trump visits the ‘very dangerous’ border: ‘We’re going to take care of it’

Former President Donald Trump is visiting the border in Texas on Thursday where he said it has become "very dangerous," but vowed he would "take care of it" if he's reelected.

Speaker Mike Johnson relies on Democrats to pass another stopgap spending bill

House Speaker Mike Johnson again suffered a wave of defections from members of his party to pass a stopgap bill, moving Congress a step closer to beating the Friday shutdown deadline.

Romney says there is no way he’s voting for Trump over Biden

Retiring Sen. Mitt Romney said he would not be voting for former President Donald Trump if it comes down to a rematch with Democratic President Joe Biden in November.

Mary Poppins isn’t racist

As if there weren’t enough issues going on in the world that really mattered, cinema enthusiasts across the pond have decided that Mary Poppins, the beloved Disney movie from 1964, was too risqué, controversial, and, well, “racist” for the eyes and ears of today’s uber-sensitive generation. The British Board of Film Classification rebranded the children’s […]

Palestinian activist laments not being able to ‘hijack planes’ or ‘throw Molotovs’

When the terrorist group Hamas launched an unprovoked attack and preemptive strike against Israel on Oct. 7, many people were in shock and horror. Israel’s response has also created anger and resentment among Palestinian supporters. The conflict has stoked many emotions on both sides of the political spectrum. Yet, up until recently, no one was […]

We can do more than just age verification to fight pornography

Passing age verification laws at the state level is not enough to destroy the pornography industry, but it is certainly a good start. This morning, the South Dakota state senate effectively killed an age verification bill, meant to require internet services that contain mature content to confirm the ages of users and prevent access for […]

Diplomatic Security Service management cuts standards and drains budgets on Vegas trips

The State Department’s Diplomatic Security Service is responsible for protecting the secretary of state, the U.S. ambassador to the United Nations, visiting foreign dignitaries other than heads of state, and U.S. embassies and diplomats abroad. The deadly 2012 terrorist attack on the U.S. Consulate in Benghazi underlined the DSS’s small margin for error. But while […]

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