US paid El Salvador to take Venezuelan Tren de Aragua members: ‘pennies on the dollar,’ White House says
The U.S. is paying El Salvador $6 million to take in illegal migrants linked to the Venezuelan Tren de Aragua gang, the White House said Monday.
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White House press secretary says Statue of Liberty going nowhere, replies to French politician
White House press secretary Karoline Leaviitt reminded a French politician who wants the Statue of Liberty back that the U.S. saved him from Nazi Germany.
Who is James Boasberg, the US judge at the center of Trump’s deportation efforts?
Judge James Boasberg blocked Trump’s use of the Alien Enemies Act to deport Venezuelan migrants, fueling a legal battle. Trump’s border czar vows mass deportations will continue.
Trump to Iran: Stop Arming Houthis or Face US Military Action
President Donald Trump on Monday warned Iran that the United States will hold it responsible for any further attacks by the Yemen-based Houthis, accusing the Islamic Republic of “dictating every move” by the terrorist group. “Every shot fired by the Houthis will be looked upon, from this point forward, as being a shot fired from
Columbia Declined To Investigate Swastikas Scrawled Throughout Hamilton Hall Because They Were ‘Written in Chalk and Could Be Erased’: Complaint
In December 2023, months before Columbia University student activists took over Hamilton Hall, a group of them “ran riot” through the campus building and “scrawled obscene graffiti, including swastikas,” a school janitor alleged in a federal discrimination complaint. Columbia did not investigate the ordeal because the swastikas were considered “free speech” and were “written in
Judge who ordered deportation flights of Venezuelan gang members be returned faces calls for impeachment
After Obama-appointed Judge James Boasberg halted Trump's rapid deportation of Venezuelan gang members, Rep. Brandon Gill, R-Texas, said he would be taking formal steps to impeach him.
Fired CISA probationary employees to be reinstated after U.S. judge’s order
More than 130 probationary employees fired last month from the nation’s top cyber defense agency will be reinstated Monday, after the Trump administration scrambled to comply with a sweeping court order issued last week. The employees — all of whom were hired or promoted within the past three years — won’t immediately return to the