Rep. Jasmine Crockett issued a statement defending a member of her security team who was killed during a SWAT standoff in Dallas. The case has raised questions about how a wanted fugitive was able to pass security vetting and work close to a U.S. lawmaker.
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The Trump administration announced plans to revoke 200,000 commercial driver’s licenses issued to foreign drivers following safety concerns and fatal crashes.
A prolonged Department of Homeland Security shutdown is raising concerns over airport delays, TSA staffing shortages, and national security risks. Critics warn the ongoing political standoff is creating disruptions for travelers and security agencies.
President Donald Trump had a tense exchange with a reporter during a press Q&A, dismissing the outlet and telling the journalist to “get a real job.” The moment came after a broader discussion involving a Republican congressman’s health situation.
President Donald Trump criticized European nations for refusing to help escort ships through the Strait of Hormuz amid tensions with Iran. He argued Europe relies on U.S. protection but fails to step up when needed.
President Donald Trump has signed an executive order establishing a federal Fraud Task Force aimed at rooting out waste, fraud, and abuse in government benefit programs. The initiative will coordinate agencies across the federal government to investigate billions in suspected misuse of taxpayer funds.
Saturday Night Live sparked criticism after a sketch mocking President Donald Trump over gas prices and the Iran conflict. Republican viewers say the show has become openly partisan.
President Donald Trump warns the U.S. could strike Iran’s vital Kharg Island oil hub within minutes if tensions continue to escalate. The warning comes as Washington increases pressure on Tehran during the ongoing conflict.
Critics say Senate Democrats blocking DHS funding are worsening airport delays by starving TSA of resources. Airlines warn security lines and staffing shortages are growing.
Episode 2716 explores how narratives are shaped in modern politics and media. Experts revisit the Vince Foster case and ongoing questions surrounding it.
President Donald Trump said the United States does not know the condition of Iran’s new supreme leader after reports he was injured in recent attacks. The uncertainty has raised questions about who is currently leading Iran during the conflict.
Israel came under overnight missile and rocket fire from Iran and Hezbollah, with explosions reported in several areas. Two people were injured and residents rushed to shelters as sirens sounded across the country.
Iran’s exiled crown prince has delivered a transition message as tensions grow around Iran’s political future. He says he has communicated with the Trump administration about a potential path forward.
Nine people were convicted by a federal jury for their roles in a violent attack on an ICE detention facility in Texas. Prosecutors said the incident included gunfire and explosives that injured a police officer.
A Democratic mayor has been arrested and charged with child sex crimes. The case has triggered political backlash and an ongoing criminal investigation.
The FCC warned broadcasters they could face action over alleged “news distortions” in coverage of the Iran conflict. The message signals tougher scrutiny of licensed TV and radio networks.
Donald Trump declared Iran “totally defeated” following major U.S. strikes on Iranian military targets. He also criticized media outlets he said were misreporting the progress of the war.
New York City officials say a bill establishing protest buffer zones around houses of worship will pass this week. The measure aims to address rising antisemitic incidents and protect religious institutions.