US Troops Given Authority to Detain Illegal Immigrants Trespassing in Newly Militarized Land

The land along the southern border will be under increased military observation, providing more leverage for security operations. U.S. Northern Command (USNORTHCOM) said on Monday that military personnel can now carry out security support operations on a strip of land recently transferred to the Army’s control, strengthening measures against trespassing by illegal immigrants. On April

South Carolina Senate Votes to Oust State Treasurer Over $1.8 Billion Error

If approved by the House, the politician’s removal would mark the first in state history. Members of the South Carolina Senate voted on April 21 to remove the state’s embattled treasurer for “willful neglect” of his duties, sending the matter to the state House for consideration. The 33–8 vote followed an hours-long hearing of the

Trump Says He Will Deliver 2 College Commencement Speeches

The announcement came as more than 100 presidents of U.S. universities and colleges signed a letter denouncing ‘unprecedented government overreach.’ President Donald Trump said on Monday he will deliver commencement speeches at two colleges, amid the federal government’s ongoing crackdown on anti-Semitism at universities across the United States. “I have agreed to do the Commencement

Trump to Deliver Commencement Address at University of Alabama and West Point

The announcement came as more than 100 presidents of U.S. universities and colleges signed a letter denouncing ‘unprecedented government overreach.’ President Donald Trump said on Monday that he will deliver commencement speeches at two colleges. “I have agreed to do the Commencement Address at two really GREAT places, the University of Alabama and, WEST POINT,”

Supreme Court to weigh clash over opt-outs for books on gender identity, sexuality

Washington — The Supreme Court on Tuesday is set to consider Maryland parents’ challenge to their local school board’s policy that denies them the ability to opt their elementary school-age children out of instruction featuring storybooks that address gender identity and sexual orientation. At issue in the court fight between a group of families and

RFK Jr.’s autism study to amass medical records of many Americans

The National Institutes of Health is amassing private medical records from a number of federal and commercial databases to give to Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s new effort to study autism, the NIH’s top official said Monday. The new data will allow external researchers picked for Kennedy’s autism studies to study