The Justice Department ordered prosecutors to dismiss the bribery case against New York City Mayor Eric Adams on Monday, stating that the charges were politically motivated by the Biden administration and that they made it harder for him to combat the migrant crisis.
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The Oklahoma Board of Education approved a proposal on Tuesday that requires all parents to declare their child’s immigration status or citizenship when enrolling them in schools in the state.
Read More Oklahoma Education Board Approves Proposal Requiring Parents To Disclose Immigration Status for Student Enrollment
U.S. District Judge Aileen Cannon has temporarily blocked the release of special counsel Jack Smith’s final report.
Read More Judge In Trump Classified Docs Case Blocks Release Of Smith Report
Plea deals for three Islamist terrorists behind the 9/11 attacks are likely to have their lives spared after Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin lost his bid to stop agreements that would spare them the death penalty.
Read More 9/11 Terrorists To Avoid Death Penalty As Judge Rejects Pentagon’s Effort To Block Plea Deals
President-elect Donald Trump has sent his condolences to former President Jimmy Carter’s relatives following his passing.
Read More Trump Releases Statement On Jimmy Carter’s Passing, ‘We All Owe Him A Debt Of Gratitude’
President-elect Donald Trump did not wish the federal death-row inmates granted clemency by President Joe Biden a “Merry Christmas” on Wednesday, instead bluntly asserting that they can “go to hell.”
Read More Trumps Sends Message To Violent Death-Row Inmates Given Clemency By Biden