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Pence Defends ICE in Minn., Warns Against Rush to Judgment
Former Vice President Mike Pence on Wednesday night urged caution following the fatal shooting of a motorist who allegedly tried to run over a federal agent in Minneapolis.
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'They Let Us Burn' Rally Draws 1,000 in Pacific Palisades
More than 1000 people affected by the Palisades Fire gathered Wednesday in front of the charred remains of the historic Pacific Palisades Business Block building.
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Mayor to ICE: 'Get the F*ck Out of Minneapolis'
After bluntly telling Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers to "get the fck out of Minneapolis" Mayor Jacob Frey said Wednesday night that they should leave the city following the fatal shooting of a motorist who allegedly tried to run over federal agents.
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Noem: Vehicle Struck ICE Agent Before Fatal Shooting
Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem said Wednesday that an ICE officer was hit by a vehicle before the officer fatally shot the driver during an immigration-related operation in Minneapolis as federal officials defended the shooting as self-defense and city leaders ...
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Trump Withdraws US From Global Climate Agreement
President Donald Trump said Wednesday the United States will withdraw from the international agreement that has served as the foundation for global efforts to rein in climate change for 34 years.
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US Delays Medicare Exclusions for Child Gender Care Providers
The Trump administration has agreed not to issue notices of exclusion from Medicare or Medicaid to providers offering gender-transition care to children while a lawsuit from Democrat-led states challenging its restrictions proceeds a court filing shows.
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Sen. Ricketts to Newsmax: We Need 'Democrat Help' to Pass Budget Bills
Sen. Pete Ricketts R-Neb. told Newsmax on Wednesday that the spending negotiations on Capitol Hill with the potential of another government shutdown require compromise.
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N.Y. Democrat Backs Plan to Boost Sanctuary Protections
New York State Senate Majority Leader Andrea Stewart-Cousins D-Yonkers says she supports a bill that would increase sanctuary protections for immigrants in the state.
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TSA Flags $700M Cash Leaving Minneapolis Airport
TSA flagged nearly 700 million in cash found in passengers luggage departing Minneapolis airport over the past two years an outflow DHS officials say is believed to be linked to Somali immigrants and money couriers.
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Speaker Johnson to Address UK Parliament for 250th Anniversary
House Speaker Mike Johnson R-La. will be visiting London later this month to address the United Kingdoms Parliament.
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Pittsburgh Post-Gazette to Shut Down May 3
The Pittsburgh Post-Gazettes owners announced Wednesday the paper will be shutting down in a few months citing financial losses.
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Trump: Venezuela to Buy Only US Goods With Oil Deal Funds
President Donald Trump announced Wednesday that Venezuela has agreed to purchase "ONLY American Made Products" using funds from a new oil arrangement with the United States.
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Georgia Republicans Move to Scrap State Income Tax by 2032
Georgia on Wednesday became the latest state to launch a bid to abolish its personal income tax with Republican leaders in the Senate backing a proposal to zero it out by 2032. The push is driven by politics. Lt. Gov. Burt Jones the Republican who leads the state ...
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Minneapolis ICE Shooting Sparks Democrat Backlash
A federal Immigration and Customs Enforcement operation in Minneapolis turned deadly Wednesday setting off an immediate political firestorm as Democrat officials accused the Trump administration of reckless enforcement.
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Gov. Walz Preps Guard After Fatal ICE Shooting
Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz on Wednesday issued a warning order to prepare the National Guard after a woman was fatally shot in Minneapolis by an Immigration and Customs Enforcement officer.
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Mother Identifies Minnesota Woman Fatally Shot by ICE
The woman shot and killed by an Immigration and Customs Enforcement agent on Wednesday in Minneapolis has been identified by her mother as 37-year-old Renee Nicole Good the Minnesota Star Tribune reported.
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Oil Firms Seek Billions for Seized Venezuela Assets
Western oil companies say Venezuela owes them tens of billions of dollars for earlier investments claims that are resurfacing as the Trump administration pushes for expanded U.S. energy involvement in the country.
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Defiant Protester Renames Tehran Street for Trump
New video footage released this week shows Iranian protesters calling for protection from President Donald Trump with one demonstrator naming a street sign after him following his two warnings to Tehran not to harm demonstrators or risk U.S. intervention.
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Trump Orders US Exit From 66 International Organizations
President Donald Trump on Wednesday signed a Presidential Memorandum directing the United States to withdraw from 66 international organizations that the White House said no longer serve American interests.The White House said the directive orders all executive departments...
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US Has Military Option to Protect Oil Workers In Venezuela
White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt said President Donald Trump reserves the right to use the U.S. military to protect Americans in Venezuela who could be working with the countrys oil industry following the ouster of dictator Nicolas Maduro.
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Minn. Gov. Walz Slams Trump After Fatal ICE Shooting
Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz criticized the Trump administration Wednesday after a fatal shooting involving Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents in Minneapolis calling it the "predictable consequence" of what he described as reckless federal operations.
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Cold War Treaty Already Gives US Broad Access to Greenland
President Donald Trump has intensified his public focus on Greenland arguing that U.S. control is necessary for national security even as existing agreements already give Washington sweeping military access without the need to buy or seize the territory.
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DHS: 1 Suspect Dead in Minneapolis ICE Shooting
A federal agent shot and killed a Minneapolis motorist when she allegedly tried to run over law enforcement officers during an immigration crackdown in the city authorities said Wednesday. The Immigration and Customs Enforcement officer shot the woman in her vehicle in a ...
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Colo. Breaks With CDC on New Vaccine Guidance
The Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment announced it will continue following its own vaccine recommendations thereby distancing itself from newly revised federal childhood immunization guidelines.
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Rubio, Hegseth Brief Senators on Next Steps in Venezuela
In a briefing Wednesday with senators about the military strikes on Venezuela when U.S. forces captured President Nicolas Maduro Secretary of State Marco Rubio and Secretary of War Pete Hegseth stressed a process ahead of "stabilization" "recovery" and "transition."