Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz just took a rhetorical nosedive straight into political absurdity — and President Trump didn’t hesitate to expose it. After Walz mused publicly that federal law-enforcement actions in his state could be akin to a Fort Sumter moment — the flashpoint of America’s Civil War — Trump went straight at him, mockingly … Read more

Convicted sex trafficker Ghislaine Maxwell has claimed that 25 alleged accomplices of Jeffrey Epstein quietly reached “secret settlements” with his accusers — while four other Epstein employees named in past court filings were never charged — according to new court documents filed by Maxwell as part of her ongoing bid to overturn her conviction. In … Read more

Missouri Attorney General Catherine Hanaway announced Friday that the state, along with several individual plaintiffs, has filed suit against the U.S. Department of Commerce and the Census Bureau seeking to end the counting of illegal aliens in the census and force a recount of the 2020 Census and 2021 congressional apportionment. In a press release, … Read more

At least six of the 10 people found dead outdoors during New York City’s arctic deep freeze this week were homeless, Mayor Zohran Mamdani said Wednesday, as critics urged the city to take more aggressive action to pull people off the streets. Some advocates and elected officials said the city should be doing more to … Read more

Drivers passing that stretch of road had no idea what was happening just a few meters away. Near the shoulder, a large monitor lizard had grabbed a cat and pinned it to the ground. The animal fought, twisting and clawing, but it was overpowered. The lizard had it firmly in its jaws and was dragging … Read more

A week before he died, Alex Pretti said federal agents broke his rib. Days later, he was lying on Minneapolis pavement, shot by the same system he’d been trying to confront. Witnesses heard screams, then “He’s got a gun,” then gunfire. Videos clash, officials contradict each other, and the truth is blee… Alex Pretti’s final … Read more

The Department of Homeland Security said Monday that a hotel affiliated with Hilton canceled reservations for U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents in Minnesota. In a post on X, DHS shared a screenshot indicating that a Hampton Inn in Lakeville, south of Minneapolis, informed federal officials that it was “not allowing any ICE or immigration … Read more

The U.S. Supreme Court could deliver a crucial ruling any day on a case that some argue would be one of the “most consequential” in modern history. Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell said on Thursday that a U.S. Supreme Court fight over sitting Fed Governor Lisa Cook could have big effects on the central bank’s independence and … Read more

Well, here’s a plot twist the legacy media won’t enjoy: Don Lemon, the former CNN pundit who spent years preaching about justice and accountability from his prime-time perch, has discovered that ideology doesn’t confer immunity from the law. According to reports, Lemon was taken into custody by federal authorities in Los Angeles over his involvement … Read more

Pro-Palestinian activist and former Columbia University graduate student Mahmoud Khalil, who has been labeled pro-Hamas by the Trump administration, will now have to make Algeria his new home, as announced by the Department of Homeland Security on Thursday. This development follows an appellate court ruling that has paved the way for the Syrian-born activist’s removal. … Read more