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FBI ‘hunting’ more than 350 people in ‘764’ crime network targeting children

The FBI is investigating hundreds of suspected members of a “nihilistic violent extremist” criminal network known for targeting children, the agency revealed Friday.  The department is probing over 350 subjects tied to the “loosely organized” 764 network, which centers on sexually exploiting and abusing minors online, the agency shared in a statement to the Washington […]

Hochul weighs AI regulations as Trump sets federal rules

(The Center Square) — New York Gov. Kathy Hochul is weighing plans to regulate the state’s artificial intelligence sector, even as President Donald Trump seeks to restrict states from regulating the industry. Hochul is reviewing a proposal approved by the state Legislature, called the Responsible AI Safety and Education Act, which would impose new safety […]

Treasury targeting money services businesses for Minnesota Somali fraud, Bessent says

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent announced on Friday his department is boosting its financial reporting requirements for money services businesses to further crack down on a fraud scandal implicating Minnesota‘s Somali community. The Treasury Department will be issuing a geographic targeting order to ensure any illicit activity is reported to the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network, Bessent […]

Indiana governor vows to primary Republicans who voted against redistricting — but it won’t be easy

Gov. Mike Braun (R-IN) has threatened to help President Donald Trump target GOP lawmakers in primaries after they blocked a mid-decade redistricting bill, but pulling it off may prove far harder than he thinks. Not only is the state party showing signs of strain, but threats issued by Trump, Vice President JD Vance, Braun, and […]

Trump says Thailand-Cambodia conflict will ‘cease’ as both sides ‘are ready for peace’

President Donald Trump claimed to have brokered peace between Thailand and Cambodia following an outbreak of renewed violence that has displaced hundreds of thousands of people. The president announced on Friday afternoon that he spoke with Thai Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul and Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet “concerning the very unfortunate reawakening of their long-running […]

Duffy set to yank $73 million in funding unless New York meets deadline on CDL requirements

Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy announced Friday the government will withhold millions in federal funding to New York unless it complies with commercial driver’s license regulations, signaling the government’s intention to intensify scrutiny of foreign-born truckers. Duffy gave the state 30 days to come into compliance or else lose access to $73 million in highway funding […]

Latest batch of Epstein files show photos with Trump, Bill Clinton, Larry Summers, and Steve Bannon

Democrats on the House Oversight Committee released the latest batch of Epstein files on Friday, showing images of President Donald Trump, former President Bill Clinton, former Treasury Secretary Larry Summers, and former White House adviser Steve Bannon with the late sex trafficker. Jeffrey Epstein and his properties are featured in 19 photos alongside the aforementioned […]

Former Obama and Clinton lawyer representing lawsuit over Trump’s ballroom

The nonprofit organization National Trust for Historic Preservation filed a lawsuit against President Donald Trump Friday afternoon, mounting the first legal challenge to his construction of a gargantuan ballroom at the White House.  Trump has steadily altered the White House decor throughout his first year back in office, which includes the replacement of the famous […]

Lieutenant governor warns Trump administration won’t see Indiana as ‘good partner’ after redistricting failure

Indiana Lt. Gov. Micah Beckwith said the Trump administration will likely pull certain federal support from the state in retaliation for GOP lawmakers bucking the White House on a redistricting vote.  A mid-decade redistricting bill that sought to redraw congressional lines in favor of Republicans failed to pass the Indiana Senate in a 31-21 vote on […]

Democrats look ‘foolish’ for defending narco-terrorists and illegal immigrants: Joe Concha 

Washington Examiner columnist Joe Concha said Democrats are defending narco-terrorists the same way that they are defending illegal immigrants in the United States from being deported.  “[Democrats] are defending all of these folks not realizing how foolish and how pathetic they look in doing so,” Concha said on Fox News’s Hannity. President Donald Trump and […]
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