NYC Mayor Eric Adams Open to Deporting Criminal Migrants with Trump Border Czar
New York City Mayor Eric Adams expressed his willingness to collaborate with incoming border czar Tom Homan on deporting illegal immigrants who commit crimes, emphasizing his commitment to protecting New Yorkers. Amid…
Biden: Supreme Court Abortion Ruling ‘Insults The Rule Of Law’
President Joe Biden condemned a ruling by the Supreme Court on Texas’ Heartbeat Act Thursday, saying the court’s decision “insults the rule of law.” The Supreme Court ruled 5-4 late Wednesday night…
Democrat Colorado Governor proposes eliminating state income tax
Democratic Colorado Gov. Jared Polis said he favors eliminating his state’s income tax during a conservative conference on Friday. Taxes act as penalties and taxing income discourages people from trying to earn…
Facebook Says They Helped 175 Afghans, Including Employees And Journalists, Evacuate To Mexico
Facebook was part of a joint effort that helped airlift 175 Afghans to Mexico, the tech giant said in a statement Wednesday. Facebook said it was attempting to evacuate some of its…
Three Officers And Two Paramedics Indicted On Manslaughter Charges In Elijah McClain Case
Three Denver police officers and two paramedics were indicted on manslaughter charges in connection with the death of Elijah McClain, the Associated Press reported Wednesday. Aurora police officers placed 23-year-old McClain in…
Biden Reportedly Surprised Israeli Prime Minister By Barely Mentioning China During Meeting
Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett was reportedly shocked that President Joe Biden barely brought up China in their recent White House meeting. Bennett had prepared to broach the topic with Biden and…
Democrats battle big pharma in attempt to lower prescription drug prices
Democrats are drafting a sweeping plan to lower drug prices as part of their $3.5 trillion budget, but their path to doing so runs through steadfast opposition from pharmaceutical giants — and…
White Houses says Roe v. Wade needs to be codified by Congress to protect abortion rights
White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki called Texas’ Heartbeat Act an “extreme threat” to Roe v. Wade Wednesday, reiterating President Joe Biden’s calls for the codification of the landmark abortion ruling. Reporters…
Friend or Foe? U.S. has no idea when it comes to the Taliban
The State Department evaded a question Wednesday on whether the Biden administration would recognize the Taliban as the rightful government of Afghanistan. “We have obviously had contacts with the Taliban — we…
Hundreds Of Thousands Still Without Power As Louisiana Region Recovers from Ida
Hundreds of thousands of people have yet to regain power as states recover from the destruction of Hurricane Ida, ABC News reported. Over 884,000 continue without electricity in Louisiana, and 14,000 are…
Report Claims US Left Behind Majority Of Afghan Allies Who Applied For Visas
The U.S. abandoned more than half of all interpreters and Afghans who applied for special immigrant visas (SIV), a senior State Department official told The Wall Street Journal. The official didn’t share…
State Department has no idea how many Americans fled Kabul after last flight left
A spokesperson for the State Department said he did not “have data” on whether Americans have been rescued from Afghanistan since the last U.S. flight out of Kabul at a press briefing…
DOJ Prepares Second Antitrust Suit Against Google Over Digital Ads: REPORT
The Department of Justice (DOJ) is readying an antitrust lawsuit against Google over its digital advertising practices, a source familiar with the matter told Bloomberg. The lawsuit will be based on the…
‘I Didn’t Sign Up To Be A Revolutionary’: Former Elementary School Teacher Explains Why She Resigned
Former Connecticut school teacher Jen Tafuto spoke with the Daily Caller News Foundation’s Samantha Renck about why she chose to resign from teaching after six years because of equity curriculum, how parents…
Lawmakers call for investigation into Facebook, Google anti-trust violation
Four Democrat lawmakers on Tuesday demanded the Department of Justice (DOJ) investigate allegations that Google and Facebook secretly colluded to fix prices for digital advertising. The letter, dated Aug. 31 and sent by…
Texas school district shuts down after two teachers die from COVID-19
A Texas school district closed all of its schools from Tuesday until after Labor Day after two teachers died of COVID-19, multiple sources confirmed. The Connally Independent School District (CISD) located north…
5 missing after U.S. Navy helicopter crashes into Pacific Ocean
A U.S. Navy helicopter crashed into the Pacific Ocean about 60 miles off the coast of San Diego on Tuesday, leaving five crew members unaccounted for. The MH-60S Sea Hawk helicopter took…
Social security fund is expected to run dry by 2034 SSA says
Social Security funds are expected to be depleted by 2034, a year earlier than projected, and the future of the program remains “uncertain,” the federal government said in a report. The projection…
Taliban host military parade showing off its new arsenal of American weaponry
Taliban militants showed off seized U.S. military equipment during a parade in southern Afghanistan, The Guardian reported Wednesday. The militants, flying Taliban flags, drove U.S. Humvees and other multi-purpose military vehicles in…
Supreme Court takes no action after Texas abortion ban goes into effect
Texas’ highly disputed abortion ban went into effect early Wednesday morning, uninhibited by any action from the Supreme Court. Abortion providers had filed emergency requests to block the enforcement of the Heartbeat Act (S.B.…
Rescue crews cope with the gruesome task of recovering remains of deceased migrants in West Texas
Rescue crews are struggling emotionally and physically to retrieve migrant remains in West Texas, according to the Border Report. Rescue crews in Hudspeth County, Texas, recovered the remains of 13 migrants so far this…