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Map: Trump administration’s deployment of federal troops in US cities

In the first two days of the Trump administration‘s immigration crackdown in Charlotte, North Carolina, over 130 illegal immigrants have been arrested by Department of Homeland Security officers. The crackdown, dubbed “Operation Charlotte’s Web,” is part of a larger, tough-on-crime deployment surge of federal officers and National Guard troops nationwide in the first year of […]

WATCH LIVE: Trump meets with FIFA task force in Oval Office

President Donald Trump will meet with the White House task force on the FIFA World Cup in the Oval Office around 2 p.m. Monday. VISA DELAYS, IMMIGRATION ISSUES, AND SECURITY CONCERNS COMPLICATE FIFA 2026 WORLD CUP PREPARATIONS More than a dozen American cities will host matches during the 2026 FIFA World Cup, set to take […]

Illinois truckers back federal pause on non-domiciled CDLs, hope state follows suit

(The Center Square) – Illinois truckers are applauding a federal rule and hope the state enforces a pause on non-domiciled commercial driver’s licenses (CDLs), saying it protects American jobs and restores trust in licensing. In late-September, the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration ordered states to pause non-domiciled CDLs for drivers on temporary visas. Illinois’ Secretary of State’s […]

Tennessee’s October revenues exceed expectations

(The Center Square) – Tennessee’s October revenues were $48.7 million more than estimated and $115 million higher than October of last year, according to Department of Finance and Administration Commissioner Jim Bryson. Tax revenues for the first three months of the 2026 fiscal year are up 1.59% from forecasts, according to the revenue report. Franchise and […]

Fiscal Fallout: Awash with billions per year in federal money, Louisiana’s funding surges

(The Center Square) – Louisiana’s annual budgets swelled more than 71% over the past decade, ticking up year after year under a Democratic governor who expanded Medicaid and led the state through the COVID crisis. While the pace of spending slowed under a Republican governor elected two years ago, the bottom line keeps growing, an […]

Slumping Trump urged to revive MAGA rallies and fulfill 2024 promises

President Donald Trump, whose recent moves appear more legacy- than MAGA-focused, is being urged to return to the strategy that helped him win back the White House: direct outreach to supporters and policies that make their lives better. Instead of gilding the White House and building a U.S. version of the Arc de Triomphe, pollsters […]

Judge orders DOJ to turn over grand jury materials to Comey, citing possible ‘missteps’

A federal magistrate judge ordered the Justice Department to hand over all grand jury materials to former FBI Director James Comey on Monday, saying the record shows unusually strong reasons to suspect irregularities in the proceedings. U.S. Magistrate Judge William Fitzpatrick, who is handling pretrial discovery disputes in the Comey case, said Comey’s team presented […]

Judge sets first appearance for California GOP and DOJ’s lawsuit against Prop 50 redistricting

A date is set for the California GOP’s lawsuit against the state’s redistricting plan, in which it will argue that Proposition 50 is unconstitutional. Judge Josephine L. Staton of the U.S. District Court for the Central District of California ordered the plaintiffs in the lawsuit against California’s redistricting plan to appear in court on Dec. […]

Supreme Court to review legality of ‘metering’ policy for asylum-seekers at the border

The Supreme Court announced Monday it will hear a challenge to a border policy aimed at preventing migrant surges by stopping asylum-seekers from reaching U.S. soil to make their claim. The “metering” policy was implemented during President Donald Trump’s first term in 2018, but was rescinded by former President Joe Biden and has not been restored by the current […]

Byron York suggests government shutdown left Democratic Party in ‘civil war’

Washington Examiner chief political correspondent Byron York said he still sees a “fundamental divide” among Democratic senators following the longest government shutdown in U.S. history. “In the course of about seven or eight days, [Democrats] went from election euphoria to shutdown civil war to Epstein mania,” York said on Fox News’s Fox Report with Jon […]
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