A source told the AP that Border Patrol commander Gregory Bovinp is among the federal agents leaving Minneapolis; border czar Tom Homan will take charge of Operation Metro Surge
BWC: Ill. trooper fires shots at woman who rammed cruiser in reverse, began to drive forward
Videos show cruisers blocking the woman, suspected of driving a stolen vehicle, into a parking lot; the woman suddenly reversed, crashing into a cruiser before driving forward
‘NFL RedZone’ host Scott Hanson explains why Patriots-Seahawks Super Bowl LX matchup is the ‘Hope Bowl’
The New England Patriots and Seattle Seahawks are the final two teams standing in the 2025 NFL season, set to face off at Levi’s Stadium on Feb. 8 to determine who will hoist the Vince Lombardi Trophy as Super Bowl LX champions. As the debates begin about who has the X-factor, and who will win Read More >
The best base layers for staying warm while you shovel snow, hunt or work outdoors
As freezing temperatures sweep across much of the country, base layers play a key role in keeping you warm while working outside, playing sports, or walking the dog. From trusted outdoor brands like Carhartt and Eddie Bauer to budget-friendly options from Fruit of the Loom, these picks help lock in warmth for the rest of Read More >
Netanyahu sounds alarm on antisemitism at Holocaust Remembrance Day gathering
Leaders from around the world gathered in Jerusalem on Tuesday to highlight the global surge in antisemitism on International Holocaust Remembrance Day, marked annually on the anniversary of the 1945 liberation of the Auschwitz-Birkenau Nazi extermination camp. An opening gala was held on Monday, during which Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned that the West’s democratic Read More >
Support slipping for Trump immigration push as majority say crackdown ‘goes too far’: poll
President Donald Trump‘s approval ratings on tackling illegal immigration dropped to a new low as a majority of Americans say the crackdown by federal agents has gone too far, according to a new national poll. The survey, by Reuters/Ipsos, was conducted Friday through Sunday, both before and after federal immigration agents fatally shot a second Read More >
Dems’ DHS shutdown threat would hit FEMA, TSA while immigration funding remains intact
The Senate is again on the verge of entering into another government shutdown as Democrats rage over the fatal shooting of Alex Pretti during an immigration enforcement operation in Minnesota. But despite Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y., and Senate Democrats’ demands to sideline the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) funding bill, the agency’s immigration Read More >
Redistricting fight erupts as Maryland Democrats move to redraw lone GOP House seat
EXCLUSIVE: Maryland’s lone House Republican is pledging to take Democratic leaders in his state to court if they follow through on plans that could see him booted out of Congress next year. Lawmakers in the Old Line State’s House of Delegates are set to take the first step toward drawing a new congressional map on Read More >
Federal judge rules ICE in Iowa illegally detained man, tried to ‘cover its tracks’
A federal judge ruled that U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) illegally detained a man in Iowa after a court ordered his release, finding the agency had no legal authority at the time and later attempted to “cover its tracks.” In a Jan. 2 order, U.S. District Judge Stephen Locher said ICE violated federal law Read More >
Minnesota fraud whistleblower says ‘lack of guardrails was pretty shocking’
A Minnesota woman employed by the state’s Department of Human Services is speaking out against what she describes as incompetence within the department following the discovery of rampant fraud in the state’s healthcare system. Faye Bernstein told the City Journal in an interview that she first began to realize the high risk of fraud at Read More >