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Judge weighs pausing IRS deal with DHS for migrant data sharing

A federal judge in Washington appeared doubtful Tuesday that immigrant advocacy groups had made a strong enough case to justify halting a new Trump administration plan that will allow immigration authorities to access taxpayer information from the IRS. At a hearing before U.S. District Judge Dabney Friedrich, the plaintiffs, two Illinois-based groups representing undocumented immigrants, urged the […]

State Department announces closure of ‘censorship’ hub

The U.S. State Department has reportedly placed all full-time staff who were previously reshuffled to a remnant of what critics call its censorship office on administrative leave as the agency moves to gut the government arm altogether. Known as the Counter Foreign Information Manipulation and Interference (R/FIMI) Hub, the soon-to-be dismantled small outfit within the State Department’s Office of […]

WATCH LIVE: White House holds press briefing with ‘special guest’

White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt is holding a press briefing on Wednesday at approximately 4:30 p.m. Leavitt teased the event by saying it will feature a “special guest.” Gov. Gavin Newsom (D-CA) announced on Wednesday that California is filing a lawsuit against the Trump administration to challenge President Donald Trump’s authority to issue tariffs […]

Senate incumbents haul in millions ahead of marquee 2026 races

Democrats are off to an early fundraising advantage in major Senate battlegrounds, with progressive members in safe seats also pulling in substantial sums. Meanwhile, several Republican incumbents are ramping up for possibly tough primary fights. The 2026 midterm elections are already in full swing as fundraising reports filed Tuesday with the Federal Election Commission offer […]

Trump administration to install 17 miles of buoys in river at US-Mexico border

EXCLUSIVE — The Trump administration will soon deploy the federal government’s first-ever floating buoy wall at the U.S.-Mexico border river with the installation of a 17-mile string of buoys in South Texas, the Washington Examiner has learned. The construction project is scheduled to begin in the coming weeks in the Rio Grande in Texas‘s Rio […]

Elise Stefanik considering New York governor’s run after losing Trump Cabinet nomination

Rep. Elise Stefanik (R-NY) is reportedly looking at a run for governor after President Donald Trump had to withdraw her nomination as ambassador to the United Nations due to House Republicans‘ thin majority. Sources familiar with her decision confirmed to multiple outlets that she has been encouraged by several of Trump’s allies and New York […]

New focus for Trump: Make Farming Great Again

First, there was President Donald Trump’s classic campaign slogan, “Make America Great Again.” Then, the first offshoot arrived with Robert F. Kennedy Jr., the new administration’s Health and Human Services secretary, with MAHA — Make America Healthy Again. And Wednesday, a conservative think tank aligned with the Trump White House, and especially Agriculture Secretary Brooke […]

DHS publicly releases restraining order against Kilmar Abrego Garcia to show ‘history of violence’

The Department of Homeland Security released new information about Kilmar Abrego Garcia on Wednesday to dispel the democratic narrative that the El Salvador native is a “Maryland man.” Abrego Garcia, a man the Department of Justice has classified as an MS-13 member, was deported to his home country of El Salvador last month. Democratic lawmakers […]

Florida AG cites shareholder responsibility in stark warning to companies investing in DEI: ‘We are watching’

Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier warned companies operating in the Sunshine State that “some free speech rights” won’t protect them from lawsuits if they support diversity, equity, and inclusion or environmental, social, and governance initiatives. Uthmeier argued during a Fox News Digital interview that many DEI and ESG policies are discriminatory, fail to reflect equal […]

Iran says nuclear enrichment is ‘non-negotiable’ after Witkoff flips on the issue

Negotiations between Iran and the United States are hitting a rough patch over divergent visions for the future of the Islamic Republic’s nuclear program. Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi made clear on Wednesday that Iran is open to assuring that its nuclear enrichment is kept below the levels necessary for weaponization, but would not be willing […]
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