Border Patrol facing large-scale surveillance camera outage with ‘significant impacts’: report
Border Patrol agents are struggling with a reported drop of nearly a third of their surveillance cameras, according to a new report released this week.
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Ineffective planning, lack of connections has Dems on edge in ‘key’ battleground: report
Democratic leaders in Pennsylvania are reportedly concerned with the Harris campaign's ground efforts, claiming staffers lack understanding and connections in the state.
Harris touts oil production during 2024 run after saying companies need to ‘pay the price’ for climate change
Vice President Harris previously said that oil companies should be investigated for climate change and pollution.
Ex-ICE official warns Tren de Aragua has grown faster inside US than murderous rival gang: ‘Put them out now’
A former ICE field director is warning that Tren de Aragua, a violent Venezuelan gang, is establishing a presence in the United States and need to be stamped out.
Georgia prosecutor asks appeals court to reinstate 6 charges in Trump case
Six dismissed charges accusing former President Donald Trump and five others of illegally soliciting Georgia officials to violate their oaths of office should be reinstated, Georgia prosecutors told an appeals court. In a brief for the state’s Court of Appeals, lawyers for Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis said a judge “erred” when he dismissed
Accused Afghan terrorist radicalized 2 years after entering US, officials say
U.S. officials believe that accused terrorist Nasir Ahmad Tawhedi was radicalized two years after coming to the U.S. as part of Operation Allies Welcome.
Supreme Court allows limits on greenhouse gas emissions from coal-fired plants for now
Washington — The Supreme Court on Wednesday allowed the Environmental Protection Agency to enforce its most stringent restrictions on greenhouse gas emissions from coal-fired power plants while legal challenges play out. The court rejected requests for emergency relief filed by more than two dozen states and the energy industry, which asked it to halt the measure