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Federal judge extends order blocking deployment of National Guard to Portland

A federal judge extended the block on President Donald Trump‘s deployment of the National Guard to Portland on Wednesday, holding up the president’s bid to use troops in the city. Judge Karin Immergut of the U.S. District Court for the District of Oregon extended her previous halt, which was scheduled to expire over the weekend, […]

Ciattarelli initiates defamation lawsuit process against opponent Sherrill

On Wednesday, Republican candidate Jack Ciattarelli took the first step in initiating a defamation lawsuit against Rep. Mikie Sherrill (D-NJ), his opponent for New Jersey governor. Ciattarelli’s lawyer wrote a letter, obtained by the Washington Examiner, to the New Jersey Election Law Enforcement Commission asking for confirmation on whether “expenditures made in his personal capacity to sue […]

Trump plans visit to Supreme Court to watch arguments in tariffs case

President Donald Trump announced that he will visit the Supreme Court next month to watch arguments in his tariffs case. The Nov. 5 case will decide billions of dollars in trade and significantly influence the country’s trade policy. “If we don’t have the use of tariffs, we have no national security. This country will have […]

Border Patrol agents ‘lined up’ to re-arrest illegal immigrants, who Biden forced release of

EXCLUSIVE — Border Patrol agents are lining up at the chance to leave the border and temporarily deploy to United States cities to re-arrest illegal immigrants whom they were forced to release into the country by the Biden administration. U.S. Border Patrol Chief Mike Banks shared in an interview with the Washington Examiner that federal agents […]

Trump celebrates Operation Summer Heat crackdown on violent crime

President Donald Trump and senior Justice Department officials on Wednesday championed the effect of Operation Summer Heat, a federal program cracking down on violent crime in cities, citing more than 8,700 arrests across the United States since June. Standing beside Attorney General Pam Bondi and FBI Director Kash Patel at a White House press conference, Trump touted the campaign as one of […]

Newsom’s press office asks ‘snack-sized’ Joe Rogan to have governor on podcast

Gov. Gavin Newsom‘s (D-CA) press office asked podcast host Joe Rogan on Tuesday to invite the governor on The Joe Rogan Experience, saying Newsom would “save” the show from its “plummeting ratings.” Newsom’s press office has been parodying President Donald Trump‘s X posts for several months, writing in all capital letters and dishing similar roasts […]

French royal urges citizens to embrace ‘monarchical heritage’ as parliament is on ‘verge of collapse’

A pretender to the French throne has put himself forward as an underdog candidate to address the ongoing chaos within the nation’s parliament. French President Emmanuel Macron reappointed last week Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu, who previously resigned less than 24 hours after forming his Cabinet, in hopes that the beleaguered head of government can drag the […]

Elon Musk blasts ‘racist verdict’ for attackers of ex-DOGE staffer

Tesla CEO Elon Musk blasted the judge responsible for sentencing the teenagers who attacked a former Department of Government Efficiency staffer. Musk led DOGE, where Edward “Big Balls” Coristine was among the original staffers. Coristine was mugged by eight teenagers in Washington, D.C., in August. Two of the teenagers, a boy and a girl, both […]

Vought says 10,000 layoffs expected during government shutdown — what to know

Office of Management and Budget Director Russell Vought said he expects 10,000 federal workers to be laid off during the government shutdown, noting 4,000 have already been sent reduction-in-force notices since Oct. 1. Vought said much of the reporting on the layoffs so far has been conducted based on “court snapshots” that have indicated numbers […]

Kavanaugh questions when ‘endpoint’ for race-based redistricting will be

Justice Brett Kavanaugh questioned on Wednesday when the “endpoint” should be for race to no longer be considered in congressional redistricting, as the high court heard arguments in a case that could limit the Voting Rights Act’s power in redistricting. The Supreme Court heard rearguments on Wednesday in Louisiana v. Callais after punting on a […]
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