158 Dems vote against bill to deport illegal immigrants who commit sex crimes
The House of Representatives passed a bill aimed at deporting illegal immigrants convicted of sex crimes and deeming them inadmissible to the U.S.
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Trump’s Would-Be Shooter Was on Homeland Security’s Radar in 2022, Agency Official Testifies
Customs and Border Patrol officials referred suspect Ryan Routh to Homeland Security Investigations, but no action was taken, an official said on Capitol Hill. The man arrested in connection with a second attempted assassination of former President Donald Trump was flagged by Customs and Border Patrol (CBP) two years ago, but Homeland Security investigators took
Fox News Politics: Kamala’s House Calls
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WATCH: Harris Undercuts Own Price Gouging Plan, Admits ‘Very Few’ Companies Do It
Vice President Kamala Harris admitted that “very few” companies engage in price gouging, undercutting her own claim that “corporate price gouging” is to blame for skyrocketing grocery prices. “[Corporations] jack up prices to make it more difficult for desperate people to just get by. We need to take that on,” Harris said on Wednesday. Yet,
Trump wants to eliminate the $10,000 SALT deduction cap he created
Former President Donald Trump, an avowed proponent of tax cuts, is floating the idea of reversing a measure passed during his tenure in the White House that effectively raised taxes for many U.S. homeowners. In a post Tuesday on Truth Social, Trump suggested he would scrap a $10,000 cap on deducting state and local taxes (SALT) that
Dozens of states urge EPA to deny California waiver making out-of-state trucks comply with electric mandate
California is seeking a waiver to enact its stringent electric big rig standards, which affect other states' trucking companies that do business or travel in the Golden State.
Federal Judge Warns Foreign Hackers Could Target Election Cases
‘Now is a time when everyone in the judiciary needs to stay alert,’ said U.S. Circuit Judge Michael Scudder. A federal appeals court judge has warned members of the U.S. federal judiciary to guard against possible cyberattacks by foreign adversaries who may interfere in election-related cases. U.S. Circuit Judge Michael Scudder, who chairs a committee