Venezuelan dictator Nicolás Maduro appeared visibly surprised Monday after learning of the constitutional rights afforded to criminal defendants in the American legal system during his first court appearance. During the hearing, Maduro indicated he was previously unaware that he was entitled to legal counsel, had the right to remain silent, could seek bail, and that … Read more
Nearly six years ago, Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y., delivered a Senate floor speech attacking President Donald Trump’s 2020 State of the Union address, criticizing the administration’s Venezuela policy and arguing that dictator Nicolás Maduro remained firmly in power. That criticism has resurfaced following the arrest of Maduro on sweeping U.S. narcotics charges under … Read more
Rep. Jasmine Crockett (D-TX) erupted in anger after the U.S. Supreme Court reaffirmed that Texas Republicans can move forward with their new congressional map — a procedural but pivotal decision that cements the GOP’s advantage heading into the 2026 midterms. The justices, in a 6–3 order issued December 4, left in place an earlier stay … Read more
President Donald Trump announced Tuesday that a federal investigation into alleged fraud in California has begun, signaling a widening crackdown after similar revelations of systemic abuse in Minnesota’s state-run childcare programs. “California, under Governor Gavin Newscum, is more corrupt than Minnesota, if that’s possible,” Trump wrote on Truth Social, using a mocking version of Gov. … Read more
A Wisconsin judge resigned Saturday after a federal jury convicted her of helping an illegal immigrant evade arrest inside a Milwaukee courthouse. Hannah Dugan submitted her resignation to Democratic Gov. Tony Evers as Republican lawmakers prepared impeachment proceedings, the Associated Press reported. A spokesperson for Evers confirmed the governor received the letter and said he will move … Read more
A newly released report from the Department of Housing and Urban Development found that billions of dollars in federal rental assistance funds were improperly distributed to ineligible recipients, including deceased individuals, during the Biden administration. HUD’s internal review identified approximately $5.8 billion in rental assistance payments made during fiscal year 2024 as “questionable.” This amount … Read more
A top Democrat has once again suggested that his party will move to impeach President Donald Trump again if they win back control of the House in the November midterms. Rep. Jason Crow of Colorado, one of the “Seditious Six,” warned during an interview with CNN that U.S. military members should disobey their commander-in-chief, as … Read more
Attorney General Pam Bondi has confirmed that the Department of Justice has opened a criminal investigation into what she described as a decade-long “lawfare conspiracy” orchestrated during the Obama-Biden era to protect Democrats from accountability while targeting President Donald Trump and his supporters. In written responses to Just the News while recovering from eye surgery, Bondi said prosecutors and … Read more
Former FBI Deputy Director Dan Bongino posted a lengthy statement on the X platform a day after leaving his job in a bid to reconnect with his fans as he transitions back to civilian life. “Let me add this, from the jump, so there’s NO confusion,” the post began. “I started in this movement as … Read more
A federal judge has ordered Lindsey Halligan, a former prosecutor now disqualified from her role, to explain why she continues to refer to herself as a U.S. attorney after being formally ruled ineligible to hold the position. The New York Times reported Tuesday that U.S. District Judge David J. Novak is examining whether Halligan made … Read more