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Whoopi Goldberg Lectures Defense Secretary Hegseth on Military Deployment Planning
The View cohost criticized the administration’s handling of Operation Epic Fury, suggesting troops were sent without adequate planning.
Migration Control Policy Draws Supporters and Critics Over Security and Rights Concerns
A video shared on social media highlights ongoing debate over migration enforcement measures and their implications for human rights.
AFGE President Tells Lawmakers Not to Fly Home for Easter Until TSA Officers Get Paid
The largest federal workers union president warned lawmakers at a virtual press conference as the partial government shutdown reached 39 days.
Are Republicans Trying to Lose the Midterms?
Voter discontent with party leadership is reshaping primary races and could determine control of Congress in November.
Chicago Alderwoman Apologizes for 'Wrong Place at Wrong Time' Comment on Slain Loyola Student
Maria Hadden's remarks about Sheridan Gorman's death drew criticism from the victim's family and sparked backlash on social media.
Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen's Future Unclear After Election Yields Indecisive Result
The center-left Social Democrats fell to 21.9% of the vote, down from 27.5% in 2022, leaving former PM Lars Løkke Rasmussen as kingmaker.
Florida GOP Gubernatorial Candidate Proposes Permanent Federal Ban on Muslim Immigration
Former Florida House Speaker Paul Renner says Islam is incompatible with American Constitution and values, calling for denaturalization of certain immigrants.
Jury Rules Against Meta in Landmark Trial
A federal jury has issued a verdict against the social media giant, marking what observers describe as a significant legal milestone.
Soros-Backed DA Krasner Threatens ICE Agents at Philly Airport With Arrests
Philadelphia's district attorney said he would arrest ICE agents who commit crimes in the city, escalating a dispute over immigration enforcement during a DHS funding lapse.
Democrats, Republicans Clash Over DHS Funding Amid Immigration Enforcement Debate
The killing of an 18-year-old Chicago student by an alleged undocumented immigrant sparks renewed controversy over sanctuary city policies and federal immigration enforcement.