Venezuelan gang Tren de Aragua gives ‘green light’ to members to attack cops: officials
The gang Tren de Aragua has given its members a "green light" to attack police officers in Denver, according to information being shared by authorities.
The gang Tren de Aragua has given its members a "green light" to attack police officers in Denver, according to information being shared by authorities.
The vote on the bill, pushed by activist groups and Democrat senators for months, appears likely to be defeated amid opposition from some Republicans. Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-N.Y.) announced on July 30 that a bill to expand the Child Tax Credit would receive a vote in the Senate on Aug. 1, before the
Former President Donald Trump’s campaign responded to the news. Paul Dans, director of the Heritage Foundation’s massive policy wish list known as Project 2025, is stepping down from the role. Kevin Roberts, president of the Heritage Foundation, announced July 30 that Mr. Dans is departing after leading the initiative for the past two years. “Under
Ben Bergquam of Real America’s Voice and Terry Newsome of Behind Enemy Lines podcast, as mentioned in this earlier article on Frontline America, have teamed up to investigate what they see as an illegal immigration crisis in Chicago with surging crime rates – especially around what is being called “migrants centers’ for illegals. Their recent investigative work
House Speaker Mike Johnson slammed the White House for staying silent on the "shameful mockery of the Last Supper" during the Paris Olympics' opening ceremony.
Harris campaigns in Atlanta as focus shifts to battleground states – CBS News Watch CBS News Vice President Kamala Harris is campaigning in Atlanta as the likely Democratic nominee starts to focus on key battleground states. While polls show her behind in most of those key states, Democrats have seen a boost since President Joe
Acting Secret Service director, FBI deputy director face Senate grilling over Trump shooting – CBS News Watch CBS News Acting Secret Service Director Ronald Rowe and FBI Deputy Director Paul Abbate faced heated questioning in a joint Senate hearing on Tuesday, as lawmakers demanded answers about the security lapses that led to the attempted assassination