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ICE Agents to Monitor Marine Corps Graduation in South Carolina

Federal immigration agents will be stationed at an upcoming Marine Corps graduation ceremony at Parris Island, South Carolina , raising concerns among advocates about the potential targeting of undocumented family members. According to multiple reports, the agents are tasked with identifying whether

Apr 2, 2:07 PM ET Est. Read: 2 Mins

3 articles from 3 publishers

PoliticsScandalCONFLICTING REPORTS

Colbert's Anti-Trump Rant Draws White House Rebuke

Stephen Colbert's recent monologue criticizing President Donald Trump has elicited a biting response from the White House. According to multiple reports, Colbert highlighted that Trump's job approval rating had fallen to just 33%, as per a University of Massachusetts Amherst poll. He also noted that

Apr 2, 2:07 PM ET Est. Read: 1 Mins

3 articles from 3 publishers

PoliticsElections

Colorado Court Orders Resentencing for Tina Peters

The Colorado Court of Appeals ordered the resentencing of former Mesa County Clerk Tina Peters , who was convicted in an election fraud case. The court upheld her conviction on seven counts but ruled that Judge Matthew Barrett's comments during sentencing were improper, tainting the original nine-ye

Apr 2, 2:07 PM ET Est. Read: 2 Mins

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Government

Trump Fires Attorney General Pam Bondi

President Donald Trump fired Attorney General Pam Bondi on April 2, 2026, replacing her with Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche as acting attorney general. According to multiple reports, Bondi's dismissal comes after a controversial 14-month tenure marked by her handling of investigative files rel

Apr 2, 2:07 PM ET·3 min read

29 articles from 14 publishers

Legislation

Senate Sends DHS Funding Bill Back to House

The U.S. Senate sent its Department of Homeland Security (DHS) funding bill back to the House on Thursday, following President Donald Trump's endorsement of the legislation. According to Reuters , the measure funds most DHS operations through September 30 but withholds funding for immigration enforc

Apr 2, 10:01 AM ET·3 min read

9 articles from 5 publishers

Scandal

Reform UK Sacks Housing Spokesman Over Grenfell Remarks

Reform UK has dismissed its housing spokesperson Simon Dudley following controversial remarks about the Grenfell Tower disaster . According to multiple reports, Dudley described the tragedy as a 'failure' but added that 'everyone dies in the end', sparking widespread outrage. Reform leader Nigel Far

Apr 2, 8:01 AM ET·1 min read

5 articles from 3 publishers

Government

DHS Cancels $100K Contract Review Policy

U.S. Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin on Wednesday rescinded a policy requiring the secretary to approve contracts over $100,000 , according to a statement from the Department of Homeland Security (DHS). The decision follows a re-evaluation of the department's contract process and aims t

Apr 1, 10:55 PM ET·1 min read

3 articles from 3 publishers

Diplomacy

Trump Criticizes Reporter During Iran War Address

President Donald Trump publicly criticized a female reporter during a press conference about the ongoing war with Iran, calling her 'a fresh person' and saying there have been 'a lot of problems' with her questions. NewsNation's Libbey Dean asked if Iran needs to make a deal for U.S. military operat

Apr 1, 8:24 PM ET·2 min read

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Legislation

Judge Rules Trump Not Immune in Jan. 6 Civil Case

U.S. District Judge Amit Mehta ruled that former President Donald Trump is not immune from civil claims alleging he incited the Jan. 6 Capitol riot through his speech and social media posts. The decision allows a lawsuit brought by Democratic lawmakers and police officers to proceed. The judge deter

Apr 1, 5:34 PM ET·2 min read

3 articles from 3 publishers

Legislation

Israel Passes $270B Budget Amid War

Israel's parliament passed its largest-ever $270 billion budget in a marathon overnight session, allowing Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's government to complete its term until October elections. The budget includes a 20% increase for the Ministry of Defense , bringing it to $45 billion due to on

Apr 1, 5:34 PM ET·2 min read

4 articles from 4 publishers

Legislation

Supreme Court Rules on Trump Policies

The U.S. Supreme Court has been actively reviewing several key cases involving policies enacted by the Trump administration, with rulings expected by the end of June. According to multiple reports, the court struck down Trump's sweeping tariffs on February 20 in a ruling that could have significant

Apr 1, 5:34 PM ET·2 min read

4 articles from 3 publishers

Scandal

CPS Advising Police on Epstein Links Probes

The Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) is providing early investigative advice to police forces as they inquire into Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor and Lord Peter Mandelson's links to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. Both men were arrested in February on suspicion of misconduct in public office but

Apr 1, 3:06 PM ET·2 min read

4 articles from 4 publishers

Scandal

Kristi Noem's Husband Cross-Dressing Fetish Exposed

Former Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem 's husband, Bryon Noem , was exposed for his cross-dressing fetish involving online interactions with fetish models. The revelation has sparked concerns about national security risks and potential blackmail vulnerabilities during Kristi Noem's tenure as

Apr 1, 3:06 PM ET·1 min read

4 articles from 3 publishers

HumanRights

Tennessee Fires Librarian Over LGBTQ Book Relocation

The Rutherford County Library Board in Tennessee voted 8-3 to fire its library system director, Dr. Luanne James, after she refused to relocate more than 100 LGBTQ+-themed books from the children's section to the adult section ( HuffPost , The Guardian ). The board's decision followed a March 16 vot

Apr 1, 9:00 AM ET·2 min read

3 articles from 3 publishers

Government

India Launches Largest Census in Over a Decade

India has launched its first national census in over a decade, marking the world's largest population count with more than three million officials collecting data from over one billion residents. The two-phase exercise, billed as the most ambitious of its kind, will span a year across 36 states and

Apr 1, 9:00 AM ET·1 min read

3 articles from 3 publishers

Diplomacy

Starmer Seeks Closer EU Ties Amid Iran Conflict

Prime Minister Keir Starmer announced plans to pursue closer economic and security ties with the European Union in light of the ongoing war in Iran. According to multiple reports, Starmer stated that a summit with the EU later this year would be used to seek more cooperation on these fronts. The pri

Apr 1, 9:00 AM ET·8 min read

15 articles from 5 publishers

Diplomacy

Trump Considers NATO Exit Amid Iran War Strains

President Donald Trump has stated he is 'absolutely' considering withdrawing the United States from NATO due to European allies' refusal to support U.S. military actions against Iran, according to multiple reports. This threat comes amid escalating tensions within the alliance over America's war alo

Apr 1, 9:00 AM ET·3 min read

128 articles from 17 publishers

HumanRights

Judge Orders Penn to Share Jewish Employee Data in Discrimination Probe

A federal judge ordered the University of Pennsylvania to hand over records about Jewish employees as part of an investigation into antisemitic discrimination by the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC). According to multiple reports, U.S. District Judge Gerald Pappert ruled that whil

Mar 31, 7:13 PM ET·2 min read

6 articles from 6 publishers

Elections

Trump Orders National Voter List and Tightens Mail-In Rules

President Donald Trump signed an executive order on Tuesday that seeks to create a national list of eligible voters and tighten rules on mail-in voting. The order directs the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), in conjunction with the Social Security Administration, to compile lists of confirmed

Mar 31, 7:13 PM ET·3 min read

27 articles from 13 publishers

Legislation

Judge Blocks Trump Order to Defund NPR and PBS

U.S. District Judge Randolph Moss permanently blocked President Donald Trump's executive order that sought to end federal funding for National Public Radio (NPR) and the Public Broadcasting Service (PBS). According to multiple reports , Judge Moss ruled that the order violated the First Amendment by

Mar 31, 5:07 PM ET·2 min read

9 articles from 9 publishers

Legislation

Judge Halts Trump’s $400M White House Ballroom

U.S. District Judge Richard Leon ordered President Donald Trump to halt construction of a $400 million ballroom project at the White House until Congress approves it, according to multiple reports. The National Trust for Historic Preservation sued the administration, arguing that Trump exceeded hi

Mar 31, 5:07 PM ET·2 min read

7 articles from 7 publishers

Immigration

DHS Lifts Asylum Ban for Most Countries

The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has lifted its total ban on reviewing asylum applications for most countries except those under travel bans or with steep immigration restrictions. According to NPR, the pause remains in effect for about 40 high-risk countries, primarily in Africa, as well a

Mar 31, 2:59 PM ET·2 min read

5 articles from 4 publishers

ScandalCONFLICTING REPORTS

Pentagon denies Hegseth defense fund investment report

According to multiple sources, a broker for U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth allegedly attempted to invest in major defense funds ahead of the war in Iran. The Financial Times , citing three people familiar with the matter, reported that Hegseth's Morgan Stanley broker contacted BlackRock in Febr

Mar 31, 2:59 PM ET·1 min read

4 articles from 3 publishers

Scandal

Fired FBI Agents Sue Over Alleged Retribution

Three former FBI agents— Michelle Ball , Jamie Garman , and Blaire Toleman —have filed a class-action lawsuit seeking reinstatement after being fired, alleging their terminations were part of a politically motivated retribution campaign. The agents, who had between eight and 14 years of service with

Mar 31, 2:59 PM ET·3 min read

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Politics

ICE Agents to Monitor Marine Corps Graduation in South Carolina

Colbert's Anti-Trump Rant Draws White House Rebuke