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Broadband deregulation agenda at Commerce Department set to save $21 billion: Lutnick

The Trump administration’s emphasis on broadband reform is saving taxpayers billions of dollars, according to Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick.  Lutnick announced on Monday that the deregulation agenda is on track to cut $21 billion in bureaucratic and politicized policies regulating broadband, which he said were pushed by the Biden administration.  “That means putting an end […]

Trump and Netanyahu paper over disagreements at Mar-a-Lago meeting

President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu presented a united front as the two leaders met at Mar-a-Lago to discuss the future of Gaza and the Middle East. Netanyahu visited privately with Trump and his advisers on Monday to discuss a series of pressure points between Israel and the United States, chief among […]

Musk speaks with Netanyahu about transforming Israel into global AI leader

Tech leader and former Department of Government Efficiency chief Elon Musk spoke with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Sunday with the goal of turning Israel into a global leader in artificial intelligence. Their conversation occurred shortly before President Donald Trump and Netanyahu’s meeting on Monday. Netanyahu spoke with Musk from Florida alongside Israeli Transportation […]

Judge denies effort for media to intervene for access to Tyler Robinson trial

A Utah judge denied efforts by media organizations to intervene as a limited party in the murder trial of accused Charlie Kirk assassin Tyler Robinson, as media access remains a key pretrial issue in the case. Judge Tony Graf ruled on a pair of motions during a remote hearing on Monday to release a transcript […]

Israeli president pushes back after Trump says Netanyahu pardon ‘on its way’

Israeli President Isaac Herzog denied having a conversation with President Donald Trump about pardoning Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, offering swift pushback after the president said a grant of clemency is “on its way.” “There has been no conversation between President Herzog and President Trump since the pardon request was submitted,” Herzog’s office said in […]

Trump rebukes Ukraine after Putin says his home was attacked

President Donald Trump expressed anger at Ukraine for attacking Russian President Vladimir Putin‘s residence, despite acknowledging it’s “possible” the bombing did not actually happen. Trump condemned the Ukrainian military’s alleged attack on Putin’s home in northwestern Russia while speaking to reporters outside Mar-a-Lago on Monday, telling them that he heard news of the situation from the […]

TPUSA movement ‘only getting bigger’ with Erika Kirk’s leadership: Joe Concha

The Washington Examiner‘s Joe Concha commended Turning Point USA CEO Erika Kirk for her three months of leadership amid the “moral rot” being shared online. Kirk is continuing the work of her late husband, Charlie Kirk, the co-founder of TPUSA, after he was shot and killed during a Utah college event in September. Concha said […]

Jan. 6 pipe bomb suspect fights DOJ delay in turning over evidence

Defense attorneys for the man accused of planting pipe bombs outside the Democratic and Republican national committee headquarters on the eve of the Jan. 6, 2021, Capitol riot, told a federal judge on Monday that the Justice Department is fighting to delay its obligation to turn over evidence and to push back the next hearing in […]

Democrats move to stop ICE from working with local police nationwide

Some Democrats are trying to cut ties between local police and Immigration and Customs Enforcement, as a record-high number of cities and states have stepped up to help federal police track down illegal immigrants in their communities. As President Donald Trump prepares to begin his second year in office, three House Democrats have reintroduced legislation […]

ICE joins FBI agents in investigating suspected Minnesota fraud sites

Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem on Monday announced that she is surging federal agents from her department to investigate suspected fraud sites in Minnesota. ​​The agents are “conducting a massive investigation on childcare and other rampant fraud,” she said in a statement to X.  For months, Minnesota has been under Washington’s scrutiny due to accusations […]
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