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Courts grant Trump powers to speed deportations, erase Biden-era delays
The Trump administration scored major immigration victories in district court, circuit court and the Supreme Court this week, winning rulings that make it easier to deport migrants — and to do so faster.
DOJ indictment describes anarchists’ playbook for invading, attacking ICE
The Trump administration has provided a detailed picture of how the radical left organizes ragtag armies to violently harass federal officers as they arrest and deport violent foreign criminals.
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America’s naval power transformation to be in spotlight at major Threat Status event
U.S. naval power is undergoing its greatest transformation in a generation, and the nation's status as the top global military superpower may hinge on the outcome.
Manchester’s ‘King of the North’ expected to replace Britain’s Starmer as prime minister
Andy Burnham, the former mayor of Greater Manchester in northwest England, is poised to replace outgoing Prime Minister Keir Starmer at No. 10 Downing St. after Mr. Starmer's not-unexpected resignation Monday.
Trump faces pile-on from the left over reflecting pool fiasco
President Trump is taking on algae -- and his liberal critics -- as he races to restore the historic Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool ahead of the nation's 250th celebration.
Trump insists on weapons inspections as Vance, Iran offer differing accounts of first round of talks
President Trump on Monday announced that Iran will be subject to weapons inspections as part of a comprehensive peace deal despite Tehran's assertion that negotiators made no new commitments during the first round of talks in Switzerland over the weekend.
White House bullying critics cannot rescue a weak Iran deal
Nothing screams immaturity and insecurity like lashing out at your critics.
House committee leaders strike elusive bipartisan deal on kids’ online safety legislation
House Energy and Commerce Committee leaders on Monday announced a bipartisan deal on a sweeping kids' online safety package that has stalled in the chamber for years amid partisan disagreements.
National Education Association hit with federal antisemitism investigation
The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission has begun an investigation into allegations of antisemitism at the National Education Association, part of the Trump administration's ongoing battle against rising anti-Jewish hostility on the left.
ODNI crisis brings up decades-old criticism of the intelligence office
President Trump has directed William J. Pulte, his temporary choice to replace Tulsi Gabbard as director of national intelligence, to significantly downsize the office and eliminate those he sees as political enemies, sparking bipartisan outrage and dredging up criticism that has plagued the position.
Trump threatens to hit Iran ‘very hard’ over proxies, while Vance tries to negotiate peace
President Trump on Sunday threatened Iran with fresh attacks if it did not restrain Hezbollah in Lebanon or keep the Strait of Hormuz open, as Vice President J.D. Vance attempted to broker a lasting agreement with Iranian officials during high-stakes talks in Switzerland.
Iran negotiations expose America’s election-year weakness
Americans have very short attention spans, especially when it comes to their pocketbooks and political leadership. Some of this is built in.
Ian Roberts, prominent illegal immigrant criminal, is finally booted from Maryland’s voter list
The state of Maryland has finally removed from its voter rolls an illegal immigrant from Guyana who grabbed national headlines last year over scamming multiple school systems into hiring him as an administrator for several years.
Congress poised to send major housing package to Trump’s desk
Congress will soon send President Trump bipartisan legislation designed to increase housing supply and lower the costs of homeownership, one of the many affordability challenges Americans are facing.