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Tennessee GOP pushes bill to punish people harboring illegal immigrants with ‘human smuggling’

Republicans in the Tennessee General Assembly are pushing legislation that would penalize people in the Volunteer State who are harboring illegal immigrants. The bill would transform existing state laws and would see the harboring of illegal immigrants be treated in the same manner as human trafficking. Introduced by Republican state Rep. Chris Todd, HB 0322 […]

Nearly two-thirds of migrants entered illegally under Biden

The Biden administration’s open border policies allowed in a record net of 8.3 million migrants, nearly two-thirds illegally, according to a new analysis of U.S. Census data detailing the Democrat’s disaster. About 5.4 million migrants crossed into the U.S. illegally over the past four years, making former President Joe Biden the record-holder for the worst […]

Dan Crenshaw repeats digs on ‘silver spoon-fed trust fund baby’ Tucker Carlson

Rep. Dan Crenshaw (R-TX) continued his criticisms of podcast host Tucker Carlson, whom he has been feuding with for months. Crenshaw did not attempt to patch things up after he was caught in a hot mic moment threatening to kill Carlson in February. The Texas representative did not deny or apologize over the incident but […]

Buttigieg won’t run for Michigan Senate seat

Former Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg is expected to announce he will not run for Michigan’s open senate seat. During an appearance last month on CBS’s The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, Buttigieg revealed he was “looking” into launching a bid to replace retiring Sen. Gary Peters (D-MI).  However, former President Joe Biden’s transportation chief is […]

Federal Student Aid sites down for hours following Education Department layoffs

Government website StudentAid.gov suffered an hours-long shortage Wednesday, delaying student loan and financial aid efforts. Federal Student Aid hosts the online applications for the Free Application for Federal Student Aid, Teacher Education Assistance for College and Higher Education grant, Parent Loan for Undergraduate Students, and other education financing options. These funds were briefly in limbo […]

Trump threatens 200% alcohol tariffs on EU countries

President Donald Trump has threatened the European Union with 200% tariffs on alcohol after the EU announced a slate of tariffs on American products beginning next month. The EU announced a 50% tariff on whiskey, a measure Trump decried as “nasty” in a Truth Social post announcing the tariff threat. “The European Union, one of […]

Bomb threat targets Amy Coney Barrett’s sister

Supreme Court Justice Amy Coney Barrett‘s sister Amanda Coney Williams received a bomb threat Monday, which came with the message, “Free Palestine.” Barrett is the most recent Republican-appointed justice on the Supreme Court, nominated by President Donald Trump during his first term. Since her nomination, the court has ruled against federal abortion protections, affirmative action, […]

Russian negotiator rejects US-Ukraine ceasefire agreement

Russia rejected the United States-brokered ceasefire agreement for the war in Ukraine. Yuri Ushakov, a high-level aide to Russian President Vladimir Putin, dismissed the bid as a move to help Ukraine regroup while it’s on the back foot. Ukraine agreed to the 30-day ceasefire proposal that was developed during talks in Saudi Arabia. Ushakov told […]

Governors hold the power to play politics with vacant House seats

A growing number of House vacancies are giving governors the power to hold seats open indefinitely, casting uncertainty over Republicans’ narrow control of the lower chamber. Gov. Greg Abbott (R-TX) has yet to release a time frame for a special election following the death of Texas Democratic Rep. Sylvester Turner last week. Republicans, meanwhile, fear […]

Democrats see silver lining in wave of Senate retirements

Senate Democrats are facing a flurry of retirements in key states next year, turning up the heat on already competitive races against the backdrop of an unforgiving election map heavily favoring Republicans to retain control. Sen. Jeanne Shaheen (D-NH) was the latest to reveal Wednesday that she would not seek reelection in the 2026 midterm […]
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