America Will Refund About ‘Half The Tariffs’ If Scotus Rules Trump Overstepped, Bessent Says
The Treasury Department is poised to issue rebates should the Supreme Court affirm a ruling that President Trump's tariffs exceeded his authority. Meanwhile, the Trump administration has lodged an appeal, cautioning that the absence of tariffs could lead to economic decline.
Florida’s New Immigrant Detention Site Dubbed ‘Deportation Depot’ Is Now Taking Detainees, Officials Say
Florida has inaugurated its second immigration detention facility, known as the "Deportation Depot," located at a temporarily shuttered state prison. This site currently accommodates 117 detainees but has the capacity to house 1,500 individuals. The opening comes amidst a legal dispute concerning the contentious "Alligator Alcatraz" facility.
As Questions Swirl About His Future, Eric Adams Pushes Back And Attacks Rivals In...
New York City Mayor Eric Adams has firmly rejected claims of leaving the mayoral race to join the Trump administration, alleging that former New York Governor Andrew Cuomo is attempting to force him out of the contest.
Trump Says Chicago ‘Will Find Out Why It’s Called The Department Of War’ Ahead...
President Donald Trump has escalated his rhetoric by posting a meme on social media, indicating plans to utilize the Department of War for an immigration crackdown in Chicago. This move has drawn sharp criticism from Democratic officials, who accuse the President of authoritarian tendencies.
Trump Administration Launches Immigration Enforcement Surge In Massachusetts
The Trump administration has initiated a federal immigration enforcement operation in Massachusetts, focusing on deporting individuals who have entered the country illegally and committed crimes. This move comes amid Boston Mayor Michelle Wu's firm stance against cooperating with federal authorities, highlighting tensions between local and federal policies.
They Fought For Democracy Abroad. At Home, Racism Won — Until Now
The Harlem Hellfighters, an all-Black, all-volunteer regiment renowned for their valor in World War I, have been posthumously awarded the Congressional Gold Medal, the highest civilian honor in the United States, recognizing their long-overlooked contributions and heroism in combat.
Power Politics: How Electricity Costs Are Shaping This Year’s Elections
America’s aging power grid has faced strain for years, exacerbated by severe weather events, an explosion of data centers and the demand created by artificial intelligence. Now, electricity is emerging as a top issue on the campaign trail.
475 Arrested At Georgia Hyundai Site – The Biggest Single-Site Operation In Homeland Security...
A multi-agency immigration operation at the Hyundai Metaplant in Georgia resulted in the apprehension of 475 individuals, predominantly Korean nationals, marking the largest single-site enforcement in Homeland Security Investigations' history.
Here’s How Chicago Is Preparing As Possible National Guard Deployment Looms
Illinois Governor JB Pritzker and Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson are taking steps to address the potential deployment of National Guard troops in Chicago, despite the absence of a formal justification from the Trump administration. The city's police department has been instructed to refrain from collaborating with federal agents, reflecting local efforts to resist federal intervention.
Attacks On Harvard By Trump Administration Have Built For Months. A Timeline Of The...
The Trump administration has intensified its efforts to combat antisemitism on college campuses, specifically targeting Harvard University. The administration has demanded policy changes and threatened to withdraw billions in federal funding, prompting Harvard to file a lawsuit alleging violations of federal procedures and the First Amendment.
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Vigil Held For Javits Frimpong, 15-Year-Old Who Was Gunned Down In...
Tributes continue to grow for Javits Frimpong, the 15-year-old who was shot and killed on his way to school in the Bronx last week.
