Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth sharply criticized what he described as the “hoax press,” while also directing blame at his recently dismissed aides, whom he accused of disseminating falsehoods regarding recent controversies that have unfolded during his tenure.
Read More Hegseth: Leak Probe Evidence Will Be Referred To DOJ For Possible Charges
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
President Donald Trump has announced the appointment of several notable figures to his Homeland Security Advisory Council, including Fox News contributor Mark Levin—an accomplished attorney and political commentator—alongside South Carolina Governor Henry McMaster, Florida State Senator Joe Gruters, and former NYPD detective Bo Dietl.
Read More Mark Levin Among New Appointees To Trump’s Revamped Homeland Security Advisory Council
U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio warned on Friday that the U.S. would “move on” from trying to mediate a Russian-Ukraine peace deal within days — unless there’s clear signs pointing to an agreement and resulting in steps to end the war.
Read More Rubio Signals End To U.S. Mediation Efforts In Russia-Ukraine War ‘Unless Progress Is Made’
A federal judge on Monday halted the Trump administration from revoking the legal status and work permits of over 530,000 migrants from Haiti, Nicaragua, Cuba, and Venezuela who flew into the United States during the Biden administration’s time at the White House.
Read More Federal Judge Halts Trump’s Attempt To End Legal Protections For Over 530K Migrants Admitted Under Biden Program
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has announced his campaign for the U.S. Senate.
Read More Ken Paxton Announces U.S. Senate Race Bid, Set To Face Cornyn In GOP Showdown