Jack Smith Fires Back: Trump Prosecutions Were ‘Not Political,’ He Says
Former special counsel Jack Smith defends his Trump investigations as fact-based and apolitical amid a House GOP subpoena and rising political tensions.
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Trump Orders Fifth U.S. Boat Strike Near Venezuela—6 Dead in Controversial Drug War Escalation
The U.S. military killed six people in a boat strike near Venezuela—the fifth such operation under Trump’s new policy treating cartels as terrorist groups.
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EPA Axed $20M Alaska Flood Grant Days Before Catastrophic Inundation
The EPA revoked a $20 million flood resilience grant for Kipnuk, Alaska, just weeks before the remote village was hit by catastrophic flooding—sparking national outrage.
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ICE Quietly Resumes Migrant Transfers to Guantánamo Bay — What It Means
U.S. immigration authorities have sent about 20 migrants to Guantánamo Bay, restarting a controversial offshore detention program that had been idle since October 1.
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Trump Vows to Permanently Eliminate ‘Democrat Programs’ Amid Shutdown Standoff
President Trump vows to permanently eliminate ‘Democrat programs’ if the government shutdown continues, promising a list of targeted initiatives by Friday.
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Shocking Ouster: U.S. Attorney Forced Out in Russia Inquiry Power Struggle
New reports reveal that U.S. Attorney Todd Gilbert was forced to resign after refusing to bend a Russia-related investigation to political pressure from the Department of Justice.
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Have You Filmed ICE Agents? The New York Times Wants Your Videos
The New York Times is calling on the public to share videos of encounters with ICE agents to help investigate the scope and impact of federal immigration enforcement.
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Trump Posthumously Awards Charlie Kirk Presidential Medal of Freedom on His 32nd Birthday
President Trump awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom to Charlie Kirk posthumously on what would have been the conservative activist’s 32nd birthday.
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Chicago Neighborhoods Mobilize Against ICE Raids: Whistles, Horns, and Watch Groups Emerge
As ICE intensifies immigration enforcement in Chicago, local residents are organizing neighborhood watch groups and using horns and whistles to warn communities of agent presence.
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Trump Library Land Deal Halted: Judge Blocks Miami Property Transfer Over Transparency Violation
A Florida judge has temporarily halted the transfer of a prime Miami waterfront property intended for Donald Trump’s presidential library, citing violations of the state’s transparency laws.