DOJ sues Mayor Wu over immigration policies: Boston ‘among the worst sanctuary offenders’
The Department of Justice sued Boston, Mayor Michelle Wu and the city's police commissioner, alleging their policies shield illegal immigrants from ICE.
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Congress takes aim at ‘cashless bail disaster’ with new White House-backed proposals
The White House supports legislation to eliminate cashless bail in the capital and other jurisdictions, with bills led by Sens. Marsha Blackburn and John Cornyn.
RFK Jr. invokes Democrat father’s words to defend Trump-backed CDC shakeup at Senate hearing
Health Secretary RFK Jr. quotes his father while defending CDC reforms that led to the firing of a director and staff resignations amid the Trump administration's changes.
Severe Secret Service sniper shortage leaves US leaders vulnerable, watchdog warns
The Secret Service counter sniper team is 73% understaffed, according to a new Department of Homeland Security report, potentially jeopardizing the protection of senior leaders.
As ‘Squad’ turns assimilation into ‘dirty word,’ expert urges US leaders to renounce foreign loyalties
After "Squad" member Rep. Rashida Tlaib blasted America as a country founded on racism, an expert is warning about a rise in anti-American ideals and “ethno-politics" in the U.S.
House Advances Energy, Public Works Budget Bill
The U.S. Capitol building in Washington on Sept. 2, 2025. Madalina Kilroy/The Epoch Times The House has advanced a $57.3 billion energy and water agency spending plan that slashes current-year allocations for non-defense programs by nearly 3 percent while boosting spending for the nation’s nuclear weapons programs by more than 25 percent. HR 4553, the
Abrego Garcia case prompts key DOJ oustings, clears way for Trump deportation agenda
The deportation case of Kilmar Abrego Garcia has led to multiple Justice Department firings and prompted federal judges to question the government's actions.