Govs. Hochul, Pritzker and Walz Summoned to DC to Testify on Sanctuary Policies

The three must explain to a House committee their states’ immigration policies and cooperation with federal enforcement. Three Democrat governors will testify before House lawmakers next month about their states’ sanctuary policies. Govs. JB Pritzker, Tim Walz, and Kathy Hochul of Illinois, Minnesota, and New York, respectively, are scheduled to provide testimony on June 12.

JD Vance’s Brother, Cory Bowman, Advances in Cincinnati’s Mayoral Primary

The 36-year-old political newcomer will now oppose incumbent Democrat Aftab Pureval and attempt to become the city’s first Republican mayor since 1978. Cory Bowman, Vice President JD Vance’s younger brother, advanced from the Cincinnati mayoral primary on May 6, setting up a direct challenge with the incumbent Democratic mayor Aftab Pureval in November’s general election. With

Trump administration may soon deport migrants to Libya, U.S. officials say

The Trump administration may soon start deporting migrants to Libya, expanding its mass deportation campaign to the troubled North African country, two U.S. officials told CBS News Tuesday. The deportations, expected to be operated by the U.S. military, could start as early as this week, the officials said, requesting anonymity to discuss internal government plans.

Trump-Aligned Group Files FOIA Lawsuit Against Chief Justice Roberts and Former Judge

The group wants the court to enforce Freedom of Information Act requests related to alleged lawfare against Supreme Court Justices Thomas and Alito. A legal watchdog group founded by White House Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller has filed a lawsuit against Supreme Court Justice John Roberts and former District Judge Robert Conrad over their

FBI Mishandled Investigating Congressional Baseball Shooting, House Committee Finds

The report stated that the shooter had a far-left motivation as he sought to kill GOP members of Congress. The FBI mishandled its investigation of the 2017 shooting at a GOP practice one day before the annual Congressional Baseball Game—including not calling the incident domestic terrorism and not interviewing key figures, according to a report