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Kavanaugh Sits Out as High Court Rejects Chabad Case
Justice Brett Kavanaugh did not participate in the Supreme Court's decision declining to hear Agudas Chasidei Chabad of United States v. Russian Federation, according to the court's orders list released Monday.
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DHS Bill Seeks $20M for Body Cams, Other ICE Guardrails
The Consolidated Appropriations Act of 2026 includes $20 million for the purchase, deployment, and operation of body-worn cameras for Immigration and Customs Enforcement and Customs and Border Protection officers, adding new oversight requirements as immigration enforcement expands nationwide.
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Scott Jensen to Newsmax: Don Lemon's Church Protest Coverage 'Disgusting'
Scott Jensen, a Minnesota gubernatorial candidate and former state senator, sharply criticized former CNN host Don Lemon Tuesday on Newsmax, accusing him of exploiting a church protest in Minnesota over the weekend that Jensen called "disgusting."
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Rep. Lawler to Newsmax: Anti-ICE Church Protesters Violated Constitution
Anti-ICE protesters who disrupted services at a St. Paul, Minnesota, church on Sunday interfered with the free exercise of religion to "disrupt and create havoc" and intimidate people of faith, and must face punishment, Rep. Mike Lawler told Newsmax on Tuesday.
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Trump Admin Deports 540,000 Over Past Year
President Donald Trump hailed the first year of his second administration and its successes Sunday night on the eve of his inauguration anniversary, as The New York Times highlighted the mass deportation effort that has removed roughly 540,000 immigrants to date.
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Rep. Fine to Newsmax: Minnesota Church Protesters Must Be Prosecuted
Rep. Randy Fine condemned what he described as a disruption of a Sunday church service in Minnesota, calling in an interview with Newsmax for arrests and lengthy jail time for those involved and accusing the political left of encouraging intimidation in houses of worship.
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Trump: Minneapolis Church Protesters Should Be Thrown in Jail
President Donald Trump called for those involved in the "Church Raid" in Minnesota to serve jail time, just hours after Assistant Attorney General for Civil Rights Harmeet Dhillon told Newsmax she is seeking to prosecute the perpetrators.
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House Speaker Johnson: UK, US Can Work Through Differences
House Speaker Mike Johnson, R-La., on Tuesday said he was confident that Britain and the United States maintain their so-called "special relationship" and work through differences on Greenland that threaten to upend bilateral ties.
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Trump Cheered at Indiana-Miami National Title Game
President Donald Trump drew cheers Monday night as he attended the College Football Playoff National Championship game between Indiana and Miami.
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Anti-ICE Activist to AG Bondi: 'Come and Get Me'
An activist protesting Immigration and Customs Enforcement who was part of a group that interrupted a Minnesota church service Sunday told Attorney General Pam Bondi to "come and get me" as the Department of Justice ramps up an investigation into what happened.
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Man Acquitted of Shining Laser at Trump Helicopter
A 33-year-old Washington, D.C., resident was found not guilty last week of aiming a laser pointer at Marine One last September, according to court documents.
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Study Finds Texas Has Enough Oil, Gas to Power US for Months
Enough natural gas to supply the United States for nearly a year and enough oil to meet Americans' needs for more than two months were recently identified in Texas' Permian Basin, according to the U.S. Geological Survey.
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Federal Court to Take Up Ten Commandments Case
A federal appeals court is set to hear arguments Tuesday over a Texas law requiring public school classrooms to display the Ten Commandments.
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Trump: Minn. Fraud Deserves More Attention Than ICE
President Donald Trump argued Monday that ICE agents are facing outsized scrutiny as alleged billions of dollars in fraud in Minnesota receive too little attention.
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Minneapolis Police Chief: ICE Agent Violated 'Basic Steps'
The Immigration and Customs Enforcement agent who shot and killed protester Renee Good earlier this month appeared to ignore "basic steps" law enforcement are trained to follow, Minneapolis Police Chief Brian O'Hara said.
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FBI Ten Most Wanted Fugitive Captured in Mexico
One of the FBI's most notorious fugitives wanted in connection with a 2016 North Carolina killing has been arrested in Mexico after nearly a decade on the run, ending a cross-border hunt that spanned continents and several law enforcement agencies.
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Don Lemon Knew Anti-ICE Plan Before Church Disruption
Former CNN host Don Lemon acknowledged that he was present with Immigration and Customs Enforcement protesters in the Twin Cities and had awareness of their planned actions before they crashed a Minnesota church during a Sunday service.
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Erika Kirk Pushes for Speedy Trial Amid Delays
Erika Kirk's attorney on Friday filed a motion invoking her right to a speedy trial in the case against Tyler Robinson, the accused assassin of her husband, Charlie Kirk, the conservative leader and co-founder of Turning Point USA.
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Travelers Harassed as JFK's AirTrain Terminal Overrun by Homeless
Homeless people have effectively taken over the JFK Airport AirTrain terminal, aggressively panhandling travelers and occupying public bathrooms while police "do nothing," according to a new report.
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Bipartisan Healthcare Plan May Be Unveiled Monday
Congressional negotiators are reportedly expected to unveil a bipartisan healthcare package as soon as Monday afternoon, reviving key elements of a deal that collapsed in late 2024.
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Viral Video Shows ICE Agent Confronting Agitators
A viral video circulated online of an Immigration and Customs Enforcement agent scolding leftist agitators in Minnesota for honking car horns during operations to arrest a sex offender.
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100-Vehicle Pileup Clogs Part of Michigan's I-196
A major pileup involving about 100 vehicles shut down a busy stretch of Interstate 196 in Michigan on Monday morning as winter weather created hazardous driving conditions, according to the Ottawa County Sheriff's Office.
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Holocaust Museum Board: Dismiss Sen. Sanders
Members of the board that governs the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum urged Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y., to remove Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., from the museum's governing council.
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Three US Cardinals Call for 'Genuinely Moral' Policy
Three prominent U.S. Catholic cardinals on Monday issued an unusually strong joint statement calling for a reorientation of American foreign policy, citing recent global events and Pope Leo XIV's address to diplomats this month as moral foundations for change.
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Trump Still Views Insurrection Act as Last Resort
President Donald Trump has long teased the use of the Insurrection Act to restore law and order in the U.S., but officials note it remains squarely in the back pocket with regard to the ICE operations, fraud, and unrest in the Democrat stranglehold of Minnesota.