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ICE to Launch Major Operation Targeting Haitians Losing TPS After Supreme Court Ruling
ICE plans a sweeping operation this week to arrest Haitian nationals losing TPS following a Supreme Court ruling.
Sen. Mitch McConnell Out of Hospital but Not Cleared to Return to Senate
Senator Mitch McConnell has left the hospital after a June fall but remains in rehab and is not yet cleared to return to the Senate.
First Kenyan-Born NFL Player Daniel Adongo Deported by ICE in June 2026
Daniel Adongo, the first Kenyan NFL player, was deported by ICE last month over visa issues and past arrests.
Iran War Casualty Count Surpasses 600 Amid Pentagon’s Quiet Data Shift
The Pentagon quietly raised the US casualty count in the Iran conflict beyond 600 amid scrutiny over data transparency.
Navy Confirms Brandon Newsom No Longer Employed After Undercover Trump Video
Brandon Newsom, former Navy operations head, is no longer with the department after secretly recorded remarks criticizing Trump surfaced online.
Trump Says ‘I Only Like People Who Like Me’ in LeBron James Exchange
President Trump reignited his long-running feud with LeBron James, saying he ‘only likes people who like me’ during a July 24 exchange.
Rep. Brandon Gill Supports Trump Order, Calls to ‘Clean House’ at Smithsonian
Rep. Brandon Gill backs President Trump’s executive order targeting ideological bias at the Smithsonian, urging leadership changes.
Andrew Tate’s Arrest Deepens Scrutiny on Trump’s Youngest Son Barron
Andrew Tate’s arrest on serious charges draws fresh attention to his ties with Barron Trump, raising questions about political influence.
Trump Faces Backlash for Political Remarks at Fallen Soldier Ceremony
Donald Trump draws sharp criticism after using a fallen soldier’s tribute to promote his agenda at a public rally.
Trump Orders to Install Warning Signs of ‘Inaccurate Information’ Outside Smithsonian Museum
President Trump directs National Park Service to install signs outside Smithsonian museum citing alleged inaccuracies in exhibits.