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Philadelphia sheriff threatens and degrades ICE as “fake, wannabe law enforcement”

Philadelphia officials have catapulted themselves into the national debate over illegal immigration enforcement and Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers.  Philadelphia Sheriff Rochelle Bilal made headlines over the weekend when she made disparaging remarks about ICE officers, calling them fake law enforcement professionals. Her comments were an unsolicited response to the death of Renee Good. Bilal […]

Mississippi man accused of killing six in shooting spree pleads not guilty

The Mississippi man accused of killing six people in a shooting spree over the weekend pleaded not guilty on Monday.  During a Clay County hearing, Daricka M. Moore, 24, entered not guilty pleas to 11 charges, including capital murder, first-degree murder, attempted murder of a child, attempted sexual battery, burglary, and theft of a motor […]

Trump imposes 25% tariff on any country doing business with Iran

President Donald Trump revealed on Monday that he is using tariffs to target Iran, appearing to mark the administration’s latest effort to support anti-government protesters seeking to topple their country’s Islamic regime. “Effectively immediately,” countries conducting business with Iran will be forced to pay a 25% tariff on “any and all business” done with the […]

Kelly points to ‘pattern’ of persecution amid Powell investigation and Hegseth suit

Sen. Mark Kelly (D-AZ) suggested on Monday that the Trump administration has fallen into a “pattern” of weaponizing the government against political foes.  The Arizona Democrat’s statement came in response to questions about whether he believes the Department of Justice is being “weaponized” against the Federal Reserve, particularly after the DOJ recently launched a criminal […]

Treasury Secretary Bessent hosts Australia, India, and G7 to talk critical minerals

The United States brought together the Group of Seven countries, as well as Australia and India, in Washington, D.C., to discuss critical minerals Monday amid China’s continued chokehold on the sector.  In a statement, the Treasury Department said that Secretary Scott Bessent “expressed his optimism that nations will pursue prudent derisking over decoupling, and that […]

Iran’s crown prince calls for renewed nationwide protests despite killings: ‘This is a war’

Iran’s exiled crown prince Reza Pahlavi called for all able Iranian citizens to take to the streets to protest the Islamic government despite thousands of casualties, arguing that they were embroiled in a “war.” The current round of bloody protests, beginning on Dec. 28 over dire economic conditions, has quickly escalated to the greatest threat to […]

House Democrats ask judge to block ICE advanced notice policy for oversight visits

A group of House Democrats, led by Rep. Joe Neguse (D-CO), asked a federal judge on Monday to block the Department of Homeland Security from continuing to enforce a policy that restricts federal lawmakers from visiting Immigration and Customs Enforcement facilities without advanced notice. Last week, Secretary of Homeland Security Kristi Noem issued a new […]

Minnesota and Illinois sue Trump administration over ‘federal invasion’ of immigration officers

Two Democratic attorneys general filed a lawsuit on Monday seeking to restrict Immigration and Customs Enforcement from operating in their states.  Minnesota’s and Illinois’s move to sue the Trump administration marks the latest reaction to a controversial shooting that occurred last week, in which an ICE agent killed a Minneapolis woman accused of trying to […]

Supreme Court weighs Louisiana residents’ fight to make oil companies pay for coastal damages

The Supreme Court heard arguments Monday on the fate of a lawsuit filed by a Louisiana parish against multiple oil producers over damage to the state’s coastline, marking the high court’s first oral arguments of 2026. The matter before the justices is over whether to move the case to federal court, but the ruling in […]

Top attorney in Lindsey Halligan’s office ousted after disagreement in Comey case

A leadership shake-up within the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Eastern District of Virginia reached a new boiling point on Monday with the firing of Robert McBride, the office’s No. 2 official. McBride’s ouster marks the latest change in the district since President Donald Trump appointed Lindsey Halligan, his former personal defense attorney, to lead […]
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