USCIS sees massive surge in ‘Homeland Defender’ job applications
In less than two weeks, USCIS saw more than 20,000 applications pour in to be "Homeland Defenders."
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Hagerty presses Verizon over FBI’s access to his phone records during Jack Smith probe
EXCLUSIVE: Sen. Bill Hagerty is demanding answers from Verizon as to why the company allegedly turned over his private cellphone data to the FBI without notifying him.
Johnson raises stakes on Schumer as government shutdown barrels into week 3
House Republicans remain in their districts while Senate Democrats block the GOP's funding bills seven times, extending the government shutdown into its third week.
Bondi announces arrest of ‘coward’ who allegedly threatened conservative influencer following Kirk’s murder
U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi announced the arrest of a man Friday who allegedly sent a threatening letter to conservative influencer Benny Johnson.
Scalise leads GOP fight at SCOTUS to stop ‘radical’ left’s ‘war on American energy’
Republican lawmakers warn that climate lawsuits seeking billions in damages from Exxon and Suncor Energy could restructure or bankrupt the American energy industry.
Blue state in the hot seat after ICE busts Illegal immigrant with ‘NO NAME GIVEN’ on license
An illegal immigrant carrying a New York state commercial driver’s license with “NO NAME GIVEN" listed as his name was arrested by ICE in Oklahoma, according to DHS.
First lady Melania Trump announces 8 Ukrainian children reunited with families after being taken into Russia
First lady Melania Trump announced ongoing efforts to reunite Ukrainian children with their families, saying that eight have already been reunified.
Trump threatens ‘massive’ China tariffs, sees ‘no reason’ to meet with Xi
President Trump calls off efforts to meet Xi Jinping after China imposes new rare earth export controls, warning the move is hostile and threatens global supply chains.
Ivy League professor who mocked Charlie Kirk’s death still employed despite public outcry and ‘resignation’
Penn professor Michael Mann is still employed by the university and does not appear to have been disciplined over posts mocking Charlie Kirk's death last month.
Can Jay Jones be replaced? Democrats’ defense of scandal-plagued candidate draws questions
Virginia attorney general candidate Jay Jones can withdraw within 60 days of election, but Democrats cannot replace him on the printed ballot.