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DOJ Files Denaturalization Case Against Former North Miami Mayor

Federal authorities have launched a rare denaturalization action against former North Miami Mayor Philippe Bien-Aime, alleging he fraudulently obtained U.S. citizenship by concealing his true identity and immigration history. In a 13-page civil complaint filed by the U.S. Department of Justice, prosecutors assert that Bien-Aime “willfully misrepresented his

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Newsom’s California To Require English-Only CDL Testing After Federal Threat

California Gov. Gavin Newsom is reversing course on commercial driver oversight, announcing that the state will now require English language proficiency testing for commercial truck drivers after months of resisting federal enforcement pressure. The shift comes after the U.S. Department of Transportation withheld more than $40 million in federal

Trump Announces New Global Tariff After Supreme Court Ruling

President Donald J. Trump on Friday sharply criticized the Supreme Court’s decision striking down a key portion of his tariff agenda, warning that the ruling risks weakening America’s leverage as he works to rebalance global trade and defend domestic industry. In a 6-3 decision, the Court held that

Vance Rips Supreme Court’s Tariff Ruling As ‘Lawlessness’

Vice President JD Vance forcefully rebuked the Supreme Court on Friday after it ruled 6-3 that President Donald J. Trump exceeded his authority in imposing sweeping global tariffs under emergency powers, calling the decision “lawlessness” and warning it undermines America’s economic defenses. The Court struck down the administration’s

Kentucky Auditor Finds ‘Concerning Luxury’ Spending By Democrat Governor

Kentucky’s top fiscal watchdog is raising red flags over what she describes as lavish and unnecessary spending inside the executive branch led by Democratic Gov. Andy Beshear — a rising Democrat widely viewed as harboring presidential ambitions for 2028. In an interview with Fox News Digital, Republican State Auditor Allison

Trump Increases Global Tariffs Again After Post-Supreme Court Ruling

President Donald J. Trump escalated his trade agenda on February 21, announcing that he will raise the previously proposed 10% global tariff to 15% — a move that signals the administration has no intention of retreating after the Supreme Court’s recent ruling against his use of emergency powers. In a

Trump Slams ‘Low IQ’ Jeffries After ‘Wannabe King’ Insult

In a major ruling that reshapes the ongoing debate over executive authority and trade policy, the Supreme Court on Friday issued a 6-3 decision limiting President Donald J. Trump’s use of emergency powers to impose sweeping global tariffs under a 1977 statute. The Court held that the president exceeded

Watch: 'The View' Completely Breaks Down After Inviting Non-Liberal Guest Host

If you’ve ever stumbled across ABC’s daytime talk show The View, you already know what to expect: a reliably progressive echo chamber packaged as “discussion.” The long-running program has built a reputation for ideological uniformity, where conservative viewpoints are less debated than dismissed. Compared to even late-night staples

BREAKING: Supreme Court Rules 6-3 Against Trump Tariffs

The U.S. Supreme Court delivered a 6–3 decision Friday striking down President Donald J. Trump’s sweeping global tariff framework, dealing a temporary blow to a key pillar of his second-term economic strategy. At issue was President Trump’s use of the 1977 International Emergency Economic Powers Act

BREAKING: Trump Reportedly Rips Supreme Court Tariff Ruling as a 'Disgrace' – He Has Plan B

President Donald J. Trump sharply criticized the Supreme Court on Friday morning after the justices struck down his global tariff policy in a 6–3 decision — a ruling that could reshape executive trade authority but may not be the final word. The case centered on tariffs imposed over the past