New York Times columnist Nicholas Kristof condemns West Coast's 'permissive' approach to drug addiction, highlighting the negative impact on communities and individuals.
Protests in California over CIF's refusal to comply with President Trump's executive order banning trans athletes from girls' and women's sports. Lawsuits threatened against CIF for not following federal law. Controversies and challenges around transgender athletes competing with girls and women.
Prominent mainstream media journalist Joe Klein criticizes the Democratic Party for implementing far-left gender rules at a recent DNC meeting, expressing doubts about the party's future. He discusses the party's intellectual corrosion, enabling of Trump's rise to power, and the need for a major shakeup within the party.
Lebanon's new prime minister, Nawaf Salam, formed the country's first full-fledged government since 2022, aiming to restore confidence, implement reforms, and rebuild after the recent war with Israel. The new government represents a shift away from Hezbollah, focusing on stability, economic recovery, and improving relations with Saudi Arabia and other Gulf nations.
President Trump's administration targets USAID for closure or downsizing, claiming waste and abuse, but some highlighted projects were funded by the State Department, not USAID. The future of USAID is uncertain as a federal judge temporarily blocked the administration's attempt to place workers on leave.
Former Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos discusses the potential elimination of the Department of Education on 'America Reports.' President Trump's executive order targeting critical race theory (CRT) in schools has sparked backlash and concerns among teachers in Massachusetts. The order aims to stop federal funding to schools teaching CRT and gender ideology. Teachers fear self-censorship and academic freedom threats. National teachers' unions criticize the order, while school choice advocates support it. Trump administration officials are considering dismantling the U.S. Department of Education.
Migrants heading to the U.S. turn back due to increased security measures influenced by President Trump's border policies. President Trump focuses on illegal immigration, signing legislation like the Laken Riley Act and detaining illegal immigrants at Guantanamo Bay.
Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker mocks President Donald Trump by sarcastically renaming Lake Michigan to 'Lake Illinois' and joking about annexing Green Bay in a satirical video. The video is a response to Trump's executive order renaming the Gulf of Mexico to Gulf of America.
USAID whistleblower Rob Cohen speaks out about waste at the federal agency on ‘Jesse Watters Primetime.’ Various global leaders express support for the Trump Administration's cuts to USAID, emphasizing the need for self-sufficiency in recipient countries. Concerns raised about USAID's impact on political change and the introduction of 'wokeness' in foreign aid programs.
Fox News correspondent David Spunt reports on a Department of Justice memo regarding FBI employees involved in investigations into Jan. 6 defendants. Attorney Norm Eisen, known for his anti-Trump cases, is representing FBI agents suing to block public identification. Eisen has a history of legal actions against Trump, including involvement in the first impeachment and other court cases.
CNN mistakenly mixed up the names of former President Barack Obama and terrorist Osama bin Laden in an on-air gaffe. The network faced embarrassment and criticism for the error.
The parents of a young California tech whistleblower are suing San Francisco for refusing to provide information about their son's death, which was ruled a suicide. They believe the death was a homicide and not a suicide.
Dr. Mark Moyar speaks out on FOX News about alleged USAID whistleblower revealing insights and experiences. Rwandan President responds to Trump's calls to shut down USAID. Trump and Elon Musk target USAID for scrutiny. Court action stalls Trump's attempt to put 2,200 USAID employees on leave.
Federal funding delays affecting community health centers and Head Start programs across the country due to technical issues and a freeze on federal grant funding by the Trump administration, causing uncertainty and financial strain on organizations and individuals reliant on these funds.
An aircraft contracted by the Department of Defense crashed in the Philippines, killing an American service member and three defense contractors. The cause of the crash is under investigation.
Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy believes that generals are unnecessarily using helicopters and should use cars instead to save money and make the skies safer.
President Trump signed an executive order suspending aid to South Africa and offering asylum to 'Afrikaner refugees' due to discriminatory practices against the white minority. South Africa's Expropriation Act allows property seizure without compensation. South African President Cyril Ramaphosa responded by dismissing Trump's claims.
Secretary of State Marco Rubio plans to travel to Europe, Israel, UAE, Qatar, and Saudi Arabia to discuss America's potential involvement in Gaza. President Trump suggested the US would 'take over' Gaza and rebuild it for economic development.
Issues with commenting on Breitbart website in 2025
Jonathan Capehart defends President Biden's use of executive power on student loans by highlighting the differences between his actions and those of President Trump and Elon Musk. He argues that Biden's actions were aimed at helping people, while Trump's actions were destructive and delegated power to an unelected individual.
Bill Maher criticizes the selection of Ken Martin as DNC Chair, saying Democrats need to completely reroute themselves. Maher believes Democrats are still great at empty gestures and that their message is not resonating with the public.
American Catholic bishops support President Trump's executive order banning biological males from participating in women's sports, citing the importance of upholding human dignity and equality between men and women.
President Trump's transportation secretary, Sean Duffy, circulated a memo instructing prioritization of communities with high marriage and birth rates for transportation grants, along with prohibiting vaccine and mask mandates and immigration enforcement cooperation. This directive has been met with criticism from Democrats and transportation policy experts.
Ukrainian President confirms new offensive in Russia's Kursk region, claims North Korean troops fighting alongside Russians. Russian forces capture mining town in eastern Ukraine. South Korea suspects North Korea sending additional troops to Russia. One person killed and 10 wounded in Ukrainian strike on Makiivka. Numerous drones shot down in crossfire.
Hamas-led militants release three Israeli hostages in a staged ceremony, sparking outrage in Israel. Israel frees 183 Palestinian prisoners as part of a fragile ceasefire agreement. There are concerns about the hostages' emaciated condition and pressure on Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to extend the truce.
A teenager was stabbed during an anti-ICE protest in Los Angeles. The incident occurred after students walked out of school to protest President Trump's immigration policies. The victim, a 17-year-old male, was in critical condition. The protest was part of a weeklong demonstration against ICE raids.
Despite over $3 billion sent by U.S. taxpayers to Mexico since 2008 to combat drug cartels, the efforts have failed and the cartels have become stronger. President AMLO's approach of 'Hugs, not bullets' and social programs to fight poverty have not worked. The GAO report highlights the worsening security situation in Mexico.
Cartel Del Noreste faction of Los Zetas releases video claiming not to target civilians amidst pressure from U.S. government to eradicate hyperviolent cartels. Video follows intense gunbattles in Nuevo Laredo and arrest of regional commander Ricardo Gonzalez Sauceda.
President Trump repatriated illegal Indian migrants, causing uproar in India and complicating trade negotiations. India's economic strategy relies on exporting white-collar workers to the U.S., benefiting Wall Street but displacing American workers. The escalating tensions impact high-stakes negotiations between Trump and Modi concerning trade and migration.
Rep. Addison McDowell (R-NC) reported on Breitbart News Saturday that Biden-era immigration failures led to the rape of a minor in his district by an illegal immigrant who had a history of criminal activities and was on the terror watch list.
Rep. Addison McDowell claims the fentanyl crisis is a chemical warfare against the American people and praises President Trump for taking action to secure the borders and combat the flow of fentanyl into the country.
Breitbart News Editor-in-Chief Alex Marlow speaks at the Young America’s Foundation (YAF) San Diego Freedom Conference about the America First movement and its impact on the political landscape with the re-election of President Donald Trump.
President Trump issued an executive order to assess ongoing infringements of the right to keep and bear arms, emphasizing the importance of the Second Amendment. The order aims to evaluate potential infringements under the Biden administration and DOJ/ATF actions, with Attorney General Pam Bondi tasked to present a plan to protect Second Amendment rights within 30 days.
President Donald Trump has ruled out deporting Prince Harry from the US, despite allegations of past illegal drug use. Trump praised Harry's brother, William, and expressed disapproval of Meghan Markle. The Heritage Foundation has raised concerns about Harry's US visa application and possible preferential treatment by the Biden administration.
Over 200,000 protesters rallied in Munich, Germany against far-right extremism ahead of the country's general election, with similar protests occurring in other cities as well. The protest was peaceful and supported by various activist groups, churches, and sports clubs.
A Trump voter named Paul Bisson criticizes President Donald Trump's chaotic second term, expressing dissatisfaction with the administration's handling of economic policies and turbulent governing style.
The article discusses the dangerous partnership between Presidents Trump and Musk, highlighting their shared traits of narcissism, disdain for the Constitution, and desire to disrupt the government. It also touches on the potential creation of an AI-fueled Trump bot by Musk. The piece warns of the negative impact their actions could have on society.
Anti-Israel protesters vandalize the home of United Talent Agency vice chair Jay Sures, surrounding his wife's car and plastering his garage doors with death threats. Sures, a staunch supporter of Israel, condemns the protest as hateful and antisemitic. LAPD and UCLA PD respond to the scene but no arrests were made. The Graduate Students for Justice in Palestine at UCLA organized the protest, accusing Sures of suppressing pro-Palestine speech and expression on campus.
Israel-Hamas conflict updates: Hostages released after long captivity, families murdered by Hamas terrorists, plea for remaining hostages to be brought home. Disturbing images of released hostages raise concerns about their well-being and prompt action from Israeli leaders.
President Trump's decision to cut foreign aid funding could strengthen his bargaining position in containing Iran, receiving praise from the Iranian regime. The move is seen as a negotiating tactic to push Iran towards a 'nuclear peace agreement.'
Bill Maher and Rep. Byron Donalds discuss President Trump's ideas on rebuilding Gaza and the potential for a more stable region. Maher supports the idea of improving Gaza's situation, while highlighting the complexities involved.
Secretary of State Marco Rubio wraps up successful trip across Latin America with wins on immigration, drug trafficking, and trade agreements. The Trump administration shows strength in wielding economic power.
President Trump expresses desire to negotiate with Iran to dismantle its nuclear program, raising concerns in the security sector. Former national security advisor warns against forming a Kim Jong Un-type relationship with Iran. Trump's administration faces a deadline in October regarding negotiations with Iran.
President Donald Trump may attend Super Bowl LIX and has shown support for the Kansas City Chiefs and quarterback Patrick Mahomes. He has a history with the Philadelphia Eagles stemming from their refusal to attend the White House during his first term.
Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu visits Washington, D.C. to meet with U.S. leaders, praises President Trump's leadership and policies favoring Israel, including lifting a hold on delivery of bombs and imposing sanctions on the ICC. Netanyahu expresses support for Trump's plan to rebuild Gaza under U.S. control.
Former Vice President Kamala Harris receives a cold reception at a Los Angeles Lakers game, sparking speculation about her future in politics.
Tom Brady and Bill Maher discuss the removal of 'End Racism' message from NFL games, with Maher calling it 'stupid'. NFL replaces it with 'Choose Love' and 'It Takes All of Us'.
NPR's Scott Simon interviews Peter McPherson, former administrator of USAID, about Trump administration's efforts to dismantle the agency.
Russell Vought, an architect of Project 2025 and director at the Office of Management and Budget, has been appointed as the acting leader of the Consumer Finance Protection Bureau amidst a tumultuous week at the agency.
Vogue's editor-in-chief has a frosty relationship with Melania Trump, leading to the First Lady not appearing on the magazine cover. The article discusses the history of their relationship, fashion choices, and political stances.
Donald Trump is focusing on conservative and religious initiatives in his second term as US president, including appointing cabinet members with links to Christian nationalists and signing executive orders to open a 'Faith Office' at the White House.
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban and France's Marine Le Pen headline far-right rally in Madrid, calling for a '180-degree pivot' in Europe, buoyed by Donald Trump's return to power. Patriots for Europe realigned extreme-right forces in the EU and proclaimed to be the future.
President Trump fires members of the board of trustees for the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts and names himself chairman, citing a vision for a Golden Age in Arts and Culture. He specifically mentions ending events featuring performers in drag.
A federal judge blocked most Trump administration officials, including Elon Musk and his allies, from accessing sensitive Treasury records. The judge limited access to civil servants who have passed security clearances. The order is part of ongoing legal proceedings in New York.
East Hampton officials reassure residents that noncriminal immigrants are not subject to detention under state law amid President Trump's immigration crackdown. Police will assist federal counterparts with judicial warrants signed by a judge.
Chicago resident expresses support for Trump administration's immigration policies and criticizes local leaders for neglecting to protect the city's residents from illegal immigrants. The city remains divided on immigration enforcement.
NFL stars discuss Super Bowl LIX and President Donald Trump's attendance. Tyreek Hill expresses excitement about the possibility of playing in front of Trump. Trump to speak with Fox News Channel's Bret Baier before the game. Super Bowl LIX to be streamed on Tubi.
Former President Joe Biden signs with Hollywood talent agency, sparking discussion about his potential in the entertainment industry. Various movie ideas are proposed satirizing his presidency.
House reps unveil bill banning DeepSeek from US government devices over alleged ties to Chinese government. Perplexity AI bids on TikTok, CEO says it's a win-win for Trump. Donny Osmond adds AI version of himself as a teen to Las Vegas residency. White House seeks policy ideas to ensure US leadership in AI technology. Sylvester Stallone invests in AI-driven analytics platform.
President Trump has suggested making Canada the 51st state of the United States, sparking divided opinions. Canadian Prime Minister Trudeau reportedly confirmed Trump's intentions in a closed-door meeting. The potential annexation is linked to critical minerals and resources in Canada.
The Kansas City metro area will be affected by a sudden decrease in the size of the federal government.
The Trump administration plans to lay off almost all of USAID's staff of nearly 13,000, impacting the agency responsible for U.S. foreign assistance.
The Trump administration is facing a lawsuit for attempting to restrict gender-altering procedures for children. The lawsuit argues that the executive order is cruel, unconstitutional, and discriminatory against transgender youth.
President Trump signed an executive order cutting all foreign aid to South Africa due to concerns about land seizures from ethnic minority Afrikaners. South Africa denies land confiscation and looks to engage with the Trump administration. The executive order also criticizes South Africa's positions on Israel, Iran, and allegations of rights violations. The U.S. will promote resettlement of Afrikaner refugees.
A group of transgender people is challenging the Trump administration's new policy on passport sex designations. The policy prevents issuing passports with sex designations that do not match the applicant's biological sex at birth, leading to privacy and First Amendment rights concerns.
Liberal comedian Chelsea Handler made controversial jokes about First Lady Melania Trump and Cheryl Hines at the Critics Choice Awards. Handler also mocked Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) programs and referenced President Trump's executive order on civil rights.
Democratic attorneys general from 19 states file federal lawsuit against the Trump administration over the Department of Government Efficiency's access to sensitive data at the Treasury Department. Elon Musk's agency, DOGE, is accused of illegally accessing the Treasury's payment systems. Treasury officials deny violating privacy laws.
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth addresses Pentagon employees and promises accountability for the botched withdrawal from Afghanistan in 2021. He criticizes the notion that 'our diversity is our strength.'
President Trump's lawsuit against CBS News was expanded following the release of raw footage of its '60 Minutes' interview with then-Vice President Kamala Harris. The lawsuit accuses CBS News of withholding unflattering exchanges to help the Democratic nominee and engaging in news distortion.
A federal judge declined to immediately block the Department of Government Efficiency from accessing systems at the Labor Department, despite concerns raised by labor unions. The department, led by Elon Musk, has been investigated for accessing sensitive information and violating multiple laws.
President Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu discuss plans to 'take over' Gaza Strip during a press conference amid Israel-Hamas conflict. Trump reinstates 'maximum pressure' campaign against Iran and signs executive order sanctioning International Criminal Court (ICC). White House announces plans for a sovereign wealth fund.
President Trump's executive order to send illegal immigrant criminals to Guantánamo Bay has sparked debate on the closure of the facility. The infamous prison in Cuba currently houses 15 detainees, including high-value Al-Qaeda members implicated in various terrorist activities.
President Donald Trump criticizes Time magazine for featuring Elon Musk on its cover at the White House Resolute Desk. House Republicans and Senate are working on passing conservative policy legislation to advance Trump's agenda through budget reconciliation. Trump wants reconciliation plans to include eliminating taxes on tipped and overtime wages, no taxes on seniors, and no taxes on Social Security payments.
Hamas releases three hostages in exchange for Palestinian prisoners as part of a ceasefire deal with Israel. Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu recaps his week in Washington, D.C. Red Cross vehicles also arrived at the location. Ceasefire paused a 15-month war in Gaza.
First Lady Melania Trump is making her presence known in the White House for the second time, showcasing newfound confidence and authority. She is focused on respecting taxpayer dollars by hiring talented individuals based on merit.
Comedian Tyler Fischer is suing Hollywood over DEI policies that allegedly discriminated against him as a white male actor. He recorded evidence of a manager explicitly stating the company's policy to avoid hiring straight white guys. The case is in the early phases, with Fischer being well-known for his unapologetic performances and political commentary.
Federal judge blocks Trump administration's plan to put 2,200 USAID employees on leave and orders reinstatement of 500 already on leave. Workers faced unnecessary risks and expenses due to abrupt actions. President Trump and Elon Musk aim to dismantle the agency, causing protests and disruptions.
The Trump administration is dismantling USAID, freezing aid spending and laying off employees. Haiti heavily relies on USAID funding, which supports sectors like health and agriculture. Criticisms include aid circumventing democratic processes and benefiting U.S. special interest groups over local populations. The aid pause could have deadly impacts, especially in the health sector.
The San Jose, a Spanish galleon that sank in 1708 with a treasure worth billions of dollars, has sparked a dispute over ownership among various groups. The incident sheds light on the issues of colonialism and ownership of underwater treasures.
President Donald Trump's inaugural address in 2025 hinted at a foreign policy of restraint and avoiding wars, while also mentioning intentions to take back the Panama Canal and 'take over' the Gaza Strip. His approach seems to blend elements of nationalism and globalism.
President Trump, Secretary of State Marco Rubio, and Elon Musk attacked South Africa on social media, leading to a response from President Cyril Ramaphosa. The U.S. administration criticized South Africa's land policy changes and genocide case against Israel. Misinformation was spread regarding land expropriation and treatment of certain classes of people. White House cut financial assistance to South Africa based on these claims.
Hamas releases three Israeli hostages in exchange for the release of over 180 Palestinian prisoners in a fragile ceasefire deal. President Trump's proposal to relocate Palestinians stirred controversy. Ceasefire frays as Israel is accused of not meeting terms of the agreement.
The Trump administration is pressuring federal workers to resign, which could have a profound effect on Alaska due to its high percentage of federal employees. Losing federal jobs in Alaska could impact the economy and cause anxiety among workers.
The Trump administration has paused a federal clean energy program to expand the country's network of electric vehicle charging stations, putting billions of dollars in limbo. The program was established by Congress in the Biden-era bipartisan infrastructure law, aiming to improve access to charging stations and accelerate the transition away from gas- and diesel-powered vehicles.
President Trump revokes former President Joe Biden's security clearance, citing Biden's previous revocation of Trump's access. Trump criticizes Biden's cognitive ability and claims he will always protect national security.
White House press secretary accuses Politico of receiving government subsidies, which Politico denies. President Trump and right-wing influencers make unfounded accusations about media organizations receiving federal funds. White House directs federal agencies to cancel media subscriptions. Musk suggests ending government funding for media organizations.
A federal judge blocked Elon Musk's Department of Government Efficiency from accessing sensitive personal data in Treasury Department records, sparking a lawsuit by 19 Democratic attorneys general against President Trump for alleged violation of federal law. The case raises concerns over security, privacy, and separation of powers.
Linda McMahon, nominee for US Education Secretary, supports school choice, parental rights, and opposes political indoctrination in classrooms. She has limited education background but extensive experience in business. Critics question her qualifications and past involvement with WWE scandals. Former colleagues describe her as hard-working and professional. McMahon's confirmation hearing is scheduled for Feb. 13.
President Trump's supporters gather in Washington to show their support for his tough stance on immigration and Cuba's Communist government. Some recent immigrants to the U.S. also applaud his actions despite potential personal consequences.
Challenges to President Trump's executive actions are based on the question of whether they violate the Administrative Procedure Act, which sets standards for agency actions. The APA aims to prevent arbitrary and capricious agency actions by requiring agencies to follow specific procedures and provide valid reasons for their decisions. Courts can review these actions and invalidate them if they are found to be unreasonable or unlawful.
USAID-funded programs in Colombia and Haiti help employ refugees and distribute resources to mitigate migration, but the Trump administration has criticized and cut funding to these programs. The overhaul is causing confusion and potential harm to vulnerable populations in need of assistance.
NBC News' David Noriega reports on how Ecuador's presidential election could shape Latin America in the era of Trump.
Aid agencies are concerned about President Trump's plan to disrupt the U.S. Agency for International Development, impacting assistance efforts in Gaza. USAID has been a major funder for Palestinians, but its future is uncertain after a 90-day freeze on foreign aid. Trump suggested U.S. ownership of Gaza, causing uncertainty. Agencies warn of dire consequences if funding remains halted.
Patrick Brice, 28, was found guilty of assaulting two pro-life advocates outside Planned Parenthood Baltimore Health Center. Brice was convicted of two counts of second-degree assault and reckless endangerment. Surveillance video shows Brice attacking the men while they were praying on the sidewalk. One victim suffered an orbital fracture and blurred vision, while the other had head bleeding and shoulder pain. Brice argued he did not intend to cause serious injury. Prosecutors are considering retrying Brice for the remaining count of first-degree assault.
Bipartisan bill introduced by Sens. Josh Hawley and Bernie Sanders proposes capping credit card interest rates at 10% for 5 years, sparking significant debate. Supporters argue it provides relief to working people, while opponents claim it could restrict access to credit and raise borrowing costs. Industry insiders warn of potential risks to millions of Americans' credit cards. The proposal is seen as a response to high credit card interest rates exceeding 20%.
Rep. Tim Burchett claims that $40 million in American taxpayer dollars is still going to the Taliban weekly despite a freeze on foreign aid. He introduced a bill to stop this flow of money, which has gained bipartisan support.
Elon Musk's Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) has started auditing the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) after Musk called for the agency to be 'deleted.' DOGE team members are now embedded at CFPB headquarters. This move follows Trump reportedly firing CFPB's former leader, Rohit Chopra.
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent explains that President Trump is not demanding rate cuts from the Federal Reserve. The administration is focused on fiscal and regulatory policies to reduce longer-term interest rates.
Target is being sued by shareholders for allegedly misleading investors about the risks of its diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) initiatives. The company backpedaled on its DEI programs last month, attributing it to staying in step with the evolving external landscape.
Wall Street Journal reporter Katherine Long's article on a 25-year-old member of the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) sparks controversy, involving USAID, Trump administration, and Vice President JD Vance. Long's past work at USAID and the audit of the agency by DOGE are central to the conflict.