In a 50-page submission, President Trump has petitioned the US Supreme Court to delay a crucial ruling on presidential immunity in the 2020 election case. His attorneys argued that without this immunity, the integrity of the presidency would be compromised. Trump’s legal team urged the Supreme Court to temporarily halt a lower-court decision rejecting his
Eighteen Republican senators joined Democrats in voting to advance a $95 billion national security bill that includes funds for Ukraine and Israel, positioning the bill to pass the Senate early in the week. This bipartisan support is seen as a rebuke to former President Donald Trump’s recent comments criticizing the NATO alliance. One Republican Senator
The Darién Gap migration crisis, driven by the UN Global Compact on Human Migration, reached unprecedented levels in 2023, with a staggering 520,000 migrants navigating the perilous jungle corridor from Colombia to Panama. The Democrats have created a maelstrom by enticing people with their promises of open borders- they have made a powerful whirlpool –
The National Sheriffs’ Association (NSA), devoted to elevating criminal justice standards, lauds journalist Ben Bergquam’s daring border exposés amidst escalating cartel threats. Urging swift congressional intervention, the NSA demands action to confront the menacing cartel menace. On Thursday night at their annual conference, the group presented Bergquam with an award. Below are Bergquam”s comments after
The US Senate progressed Thursday with a pared-back bill aimed at delivering assistance to Israel, Ukraine, and Taiwan following the stalling of a broader border security and foreign aid package by Republicans who were demanding real national security on the US border. The advancement of the $95 billion measure is significant, yet its final approval
The House Committee on Homeland Security, led by all 18 Republicans, advanced two articles of impeachment against Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas, accusing him of “willful and systemic refusal to comply with the law” and “knowingly obstructing lawful oversight.” During the impeachment hearing, Rep. Clay Higgins, a former street cop, highlighted the historical context of
President Joe Biden’s recent willingness to shut down the U.S.-Mexico border, ostensibly to address concerns related to a Congressional border deal and secure funding for Ukraine, has raised questions about the administration’s actual control over the border. Biden admitted to the media that he doesn’t control the border, a sentiment echoed by Arizona locals who