The Trump administration has indicated its intent to seek a change of venue for California Governor Gavin Newsom’s lawsuit challenging its tariff policies, aiming to move the case from a federal court in San Francisco to one in New York.
Read More DOJ Seeks To Relocate Gov. Newsom’s Tariff Lawsuit Outside California
A new development project for a Muslim community in Texas, which advertises bringing “Islam to the forefront,” has drawn heavy criticism from Texas GOP Governor Greg Abbott, who has since declared that “Sharia law is not allowed in Texas.”
Read More Gov. Abbott: 12 State Agencies Are Probing New Muslim Neighborhood Project: ‘Sharia Law Is Not Allowed In Texas’
Nayib Bukele, the president of El Salvador, publicly ridiculed Democrat Senator Chris Van Hollen’s meeting with Kilmar Abrego Garcia via social media late on Thursday. Shortly thereafter, the White House issued a statement on X, firmly asserting that the Salvadoran illegal alien is “never coming back.”
Read More Salvadoran President Mocks Democrat Sen. Van Hollen’s Visit, WH Asserts That Abrego Garcia Is ‘Never Coming Back’
Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard stated that the newly-released documents pertaining to the assassination of Democrat Senator Robert F. Kennedy raise even “more questions than answers.”
Read More Gabbard: ‘Different Countries’ Sent Messages About RFK Assassination Before He Was Actually Killed
The U.S. military released the names of the two Marines that were tragically killed in a vehicle accident on Tuesday after swerving off the road into a 10-foot ditch — rolling over along a narrow highway in Santa Teresa, New Mexico.
Read More Marines Identified After Fatal Vehicle Accident Near U.S.-Mexico Border In New Mexico
A federal judge on Friday declined to further enforce his order directing the White House to restore the Associated Press’ access to certain areas.
Read More Judge Declines To Extend Enforcement Of Order Reinstating AP’s WH Access: ‘I Don’t Intend To Micromanage’