Casey DeSantis favored in Florida governor’s race, poll finds
Florida first lady Casey DeSantis was the most favorable candidate to succeed her husband, Gov. Ron DeSantis, as governor, a new poll found.
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US Conference of Catholic Bishops sues Trump over immigration, refugee funding freeze
President Trump is once again facing opposition from the Catholic Church as the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops filed a news lawsuit this week.
Border state officials put cartels on notice as they await green light to take major action
An Arizona state bill would allow local and state authorities to shoot down drones used by drug cartels as President Donald Trump cracks down on illegal activity at the border.
Trump FBI director nominee Kash Patel picks up support from key GOP senator
Sen. Bill Cassidy said Tuesday that he would vote to confirm Kash Patel as FBI director, as the Senate is expected to hold a final vote this week.
Musk Will Not Participate in Space-Related Government Decisions: Trump
Elon Musk will be kept away from government decisions involving space, President Donald Trump said on Feb. 18. “I will not let there be any conflict of interest,” Trump told reporters at the White House in Washington. He said later: “I told Elon, any conflicts you can’t have anything to do with that. So, anything
Lawyers helping migrant children facing deportation ordered to halt work
Federal funding cuts are impacting migrant children in Chicago Federal funding cuts are impacting migrant children in Chicago 02:32 Legal services groups that offer representation and guidance to thousands of migrant children facing deportation said on Tuesday that they were abruptly directed by the Trump administration to halt their government-funded work. Affected organizations across the
Trump Loses a Capable Ally, International Red Cross Faces Senate Scrutiny Over Treatment of Hostages, and CBS Braces for ’60 Minutes’ Document Drop
In the case of Eric Adams, the Trump Justice Department had at its disposal “prudent and imprudent ways to achieve similar ends,” our editors write. President Trump could have pardoned Adams or instructed prosecutors to drop the case against him because it was weak. Instead, Justice Department brass conceded in a memo that its order