A federal appeals court has temporarily reversed a lower court's decision blocking the Trump administration's termination of Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for Nicaraguan, Honduran, and Nepalese nationals. This affects over 60,000 individuals who could face deportation. The appeals court's decision, which doesn't offer a reason, puts the lower...
Eighteen people were arrested at Microsoft headquarters during protests against the company's ties with the Israeli military. Two days of demonstrations, led by Microsoft employees, urged the company to cut its business relationships with Israel due to concerns over the use of its technology in the Gaza conflict. ...
Attorney General Pam Bondi, after a month-long media blackout following backlash over her handling of Jeffrey Epstein files, has reasserted her authority within the Justice Department. She installed a new co-deputy FBI director, potentially signaling the departure of Dan Bongino, who clashed with her over the Epstein case. ...
President Trump lauded Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu as a 'war hero' for the recent strikes on Iranian nuclear facilities. Trump, in an interview with Mark Levin, stated that this title also applied to himself, echoing the mutual admiration expressed during their July White House meeting. The strikes, launched...
JD Vance, along with Pete Hegseth and Stephen Miller, distributed burgers to National Guard troops deployed in Washington D.C. Their action was met with protests and chants of "Free DC!" Vance justified the troop deployment, citing concerns about safety and homelessness, while dismissing protesters as out of touch....
A new 5,000-capacity immigrant detention center at Fort Bliss, Texas, a site used to imprison Japanese Americans during WWII, has sparked outrage. Japanese American groups condemn the facility, citing parallels to the wartime internment camps. The Department of Homeland Security defends the center, stating it targets dangerous criminals....
President Trump announced that his administration will reject new solar and wind power projects, citing concerns about land use and rising electricity prices. This follows recent tightening of federal permitting for renewables, centralizing approvals under Interior Secretary Burgum. Renewable energy companies fear project delays and cancellations, particularly given...
Vice President JD Vance and Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth visited National Guard troops in Washington D.C., amid protests against President Trump's crackdown. Approximately 1,900 troops, many from Republican states, are deployed. An armored vehicle collided with a civilian car near the Capitol. Attorney General Pam Bondi reported...
Vice President JD Vance, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, and White House Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller faced protests while thanking National Guard troops stationed at Union Station in Washington D.C. Protesters shouted "Free DC" and jeered the officials, who responded by dismissing the demonstrators as "crazy" and "communists."...
President Trump's declaration of a "crime emergency" in Washington, D.C., has led to federal control over the city's police and National Guard. This action, following an incident involving a former DOGE staffer, has sparked legal challenges and protests. The 1973 Home Rule Act allows for this, but only...
