The Epstein Files: How a Conspiracy Theory Backfired on Trump
The Promise That Became a Problem Donald Trump built much of his political persona on the idea […]
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Alligator Alcatraz: The Rise of America’s New Surveillance Fortress
There’s a stretch of Florida marshland, not far from the hum of Miami’s highways, where the air
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Dan Bongino and Pam Bondi’s Confrontation: Epstein, Conspiracies, and the Fracturing of Trump’s Inner Circle
The Showdown Nobody Saw Coming This week, the MAGA coalition’s most recognizable faces turned their fire inward.
ICE’s Rise: How America’s Immigration Enforcers Are Will Now Be The Nation’s Largest Police Force
If you’ve been watching the news, you’ve probably seen the images: armored vehicles rolling through Los Angeles,
The Promise That Wasn’t: The Long Wait for the Epstein Files and Client List Ends in Fury
Trump DOJ Declares Epstein ‘Client List’ Never Existed For years, the so-called “Epstein client list” has been
Congress Supercharges ICE: How a $170 Billion Spending Bill Transforms U.S. Law Enforcement
Two Thirds of Federal Law Enforcement Budget Will Be Going To Immigration and Border The United States
Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs Verdict is In – Not Guilty on Most Serious Charges
Watch the LIVE PRESS CONFERENCE HERE – Coming up on the Live Stream On a humid July
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Minnesota in Shock: Political Assassin Posed as Police Officer in Chilling Attack on Lawmakers
The Night Minnesota’s Democracy Was Shaken: A Killer in Uniform It’s the kind of story that pains
Senator Alex Padilla Was Forceably Removed and Handcuffed When He Questioned Secretary Kristi Noem at Press Conference [VIDEO]
Tensions Boil Over in Los Angeles It’s not every day you see a sitting U.S. senator forced
Troops in LA: Trump Testing the Limits of Federal Authority By Send National Guard and Marines into City of Angels
Troops in Los Angeles: California, Trump, and the Limits of Federal Power Los Angeles, already simmering from
The Supreme Court’s TPS Ruling: A New Era for Venezuelan Immigrants in America
A Sudden Shift in the American Promise On a gray Monday morning in Washington, the Supreme Court
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Constitutional Crossroads: Supreme Court Weighs Birthright Citizenship in Landmark Case
In a pivotal moment for American immigration policy, the Supreme Court is hearing arguments today in what
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The DOJ’s Big Move: Why Google’s Ad Tech Business Is Under the Knife
The Anatomy of a Monopoly It’s not every day that the U.S. government tells one of the
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Harvard’s Academic Rebellion: The Ivy League Giant That Is Fighting Back
The morning I called Beth, a professor at Boston University who walks through Harvard Yard daily, she
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Deported in Error: The Troubling Case of Kilmar Abrego Garcia
In a stunning display of diplomatic defiance, El Salvador’s President Nayib Bukele declared Monday that he will
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Shocking Arson Attack at Pennsylvania Governor Shapiro’s Residence Raises Alarm Over Political Violence
In the early hours of Sunday morning, as the Jewish holiday of Passover began, Pennsylvania Governor Josh
The Deportation Crisis: Families Torn Apart and a Legal System in Question
In a world where immigration policy often feels like a political chess game, the latest moves by
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DOJ Asserts ‘Unreviewable’ Executive Authority in Unlawful Deportations, Prompting Constitutional Showdown
In a dramatic standoff between the judiciary and the executive branch, U.S. District Judge James Boasberg has