Baby Boomers facing increased insecurity due to policy changes

Baby Boomers, who have enjoyed economic prosperity and medical advancements, are now facing increased insecurity due to recent policy changes, particularly regarding Social Security and healthcare. The Trump administration's actions are making life harder for this generation, which is now vulnerable at a crucial moment in history.

California Gov. Gavin Newsom's Response to Trump Administration's Actions

California Gov. Gavin Newsom is praised by Democrats for taking a strong stance against Trump's actions, particularly in response to ICE raids and the National Guard involvement. Newsom's bold approach is seen as a positive move in the eyes of many Democrats.

Immigration Enforcement Raids on Farms

A discussion between A Martinez of NPR and Teresa Romero, president of United Farm Workers, regarding the Trump administration's increased immigration enforcement raids on farms.

Deployment of Texas National Guard and State Police for Protests

Texas Gov. Greg Abbott has deployed over 5,000 Texas National Guard troops and 2,000 state police to assist local law enforcement in handling Saturday protests against the Trump administration.

Legal Battle Over Deployment of California National Guard

A federal judge in San Francisco ordered the Trump administration to return control of the deployed California National Guard soldiers to the State, citing illegal actions and a violation of the Tenth Amendment. President Trump's order to deploy the National Guard to Los Angeles was deemed unconstitutional.

Confrontation at DHS Secretary Kristi Noem's Press Conference

Senator Adam Schiff calls for DHS Secretary Kristi Noem's resignation after Sen. Alex Padilla is forcibly removed from a press conference. Padilla interrupted Noem during a discussion on anti-ICE protests in Los Angeles, leading to a confrontation. Schiff and Padilla have been vocal opponents of Trump's second-term agenda.

Senator Jeff Merkley's comments on Sen. Alex Padilla's removal at Kristi Noem's news conference

Senator Jeff Merkley claims that the forcible removal of Sen. Alex Padilla at a news conference is evidence of the Trump administration becoming authoritarian.

Russian attacks on Ukraine and proposed sanctions bill

Fox News reports on one of the largest Russian attacks on Ukraine since the war began, discussing the Trump administration's travel ban and the U.S. role in potential peace talks. The White House is in discussions to amend a proposed sanctions bill targeting Russia.

Transgender Athlete Debate in Women's Sports

The transgender athlete debate has sparked backlash in states like Minnesota and California as critics fight to protect women's sports. President Trump's administration is elevating investigations into Minnesota for letting biological males play in girls' sports.

Deportation Bid of Mahmoud Khalil

Federal judge halts Trump administration's deportation bid of Mahmoud Khalil, an anti-Israel ringleader involved in demonstrations at Columbia University. Khalil posted a $1 bond after the ruling, citing free speech rights. U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio justifies deportation citing serious adverse foreign policy consequences.

Defense Secretary's Compliance with Court Orders Regarding Troop Deployment

Defense Secretary Hegseth said he would comply with a Supreme Court order to remove troops from Los Angeles but did not commit to obeying other courts. The issue involves Trump's deployment of National Guard troops and Marines in response to mass deportation protests in Los Angeles.

Deportation of Venezuelan Migrants under the Alien Enemies Act

U.S. appeals court agrees to pause lower court order requiring due process for Venezuelan migrants deported under the Alien Enemies Act, in a victory for the Trump administration.

Department of Homeland Security Poster Urging Citizens to Report Undocumented Immigrants

The Department of Homeland Security published a poster urging citizens to report undocumented immigrants, echoing Trump's rhetoric. ICE raids have increased as part of Trump's deportation plan.

Trump administration's plan to ramp up prosecutions of companies employing workers without legal status

The Trump administration plans to increase prosecutions of companies that employ workers without legal status. Employers are concerned about potential sanctions and losing their workforce. The focus on employer enforcement could impact various industries and raise political debates.

Immigration Workplace Raids Under Trump Administration

The Trump administration is shifting focus from the southern border to conducting workplace raids targeting undocumented immigrants in various industries across the country. Critics argue that these raids are arbitrary, harmful, and eroding civil liberties.

Resignation of Fulbright Board Members Over Political Interference

All but one member of the 12-person board overseeing the Fulbright Program have resigned, citing political interference by the Trump administration, which denied awards to selected individuals and subjected others to unauthorized review processes. The administration's actions were seen as injecting politics into the non-partisan program, leading to the mass resignation.

Justice Department charges against Kilmar Abrego Garcia and Trump administration's defiance

Fox News correspondent reports on Justice Department's charges against Kilmar Abrego Garcia and Trump administration's defiance of court orders regarding his deportation and return to the United States.

Legal Analysis of Trump Administration's Response to Civil Unrest in Los Angeles

Fox News legal analyst Jonathan Turley criticizes Gov. Gavin Newsom's efforts to halt Trump administration's response to civil unrest in Los Angeles, arguing that the president has the authority to deploy National Guard without state approval.

Protests Against Trump Administration's Deportation Efforts

Sen. Josh Hawley questions the authenticity of 'flash mobs' protesting Trump administration's deportation efforts, launching an investigation into who is funding and organizing the protests. He criticizes the Democratic Party and compares their actions to a mental ward.

Aaron Reitz Running for Attorney General of Texas

Aaron Reitz, a former top official in President Donald Trump's Department of Justice, has resigned to run for attorney general of Texas, aiming to fight for the soul of the state. He plans to partner with the Trump administration to address border security, election fraud, and defend conservative values.

Military Drone Surveillance Over Los Angeles Protests

A military drone flew over Los Angeles during political protests, raising concerns about surveillance and authoritarian tactics. Critics warn of erosion of privacy and due process as law enforcement adopts high-tech tools like facial recognition. The Trump administration's deployment of military resources in a Democratic city is seen as politically motivated.

Accusations Against President Trump for Los Angeles Riots

Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez accuses President Donald Trump of being behind the Los Angeles riots, stating he is intentionally creating chaos. Trump has deployed National Guard and Marines to help with the situation.

Trump Administration Ending TPS for Afghans

The Trump administration is ending the Temporary Protected Status (TPS) program for Afghans living in the U.S., leading to fear and uncertainty among those who fled persecution in Afghanistan. Despite claims of improved security, advocates argue that the situation in Afghanistan remains dangerous, especially for those who assisted the U.S. The termination of TPS and humanitarian parole, along with a new travel ban, are seen as efforts to deport Afghans and restrict future immigration.

Israel's Potential Military Action Against Iran

Israel is considering a military strike against Iran without U.S. support amidst ongoing negotiations between the U.S. and Iran on a nuclear deal. The move could be a significant break with the Trump administration's stance.

Protests Against Immigration Raids and Trump Administration's Policies

Protests continue in multiple U.S. cities against Trump administration's immigration policies, with some clashes and arrests. Curfew imposed in Los Angeles, National Guard deployed in Texas ahead of expected protests. No Kings Day protests planned nationwide on Saturday.

Criticism of Trump Administration by Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson

Chicago's progressive Mayor Brandon Johnson criticized the Trump administration, comparing it to the Confederacy and calling Trump a 'terrorist' and 'racist'. Johnson has a low approval rating and has been vocal about opposing Trump's immigration policies.

Protests and Immigration Raids in Los Angeles

Protesters confront National Guard soldiers and police outside federal building in Los Angeles after immigration raids. Trump administration focuses on deportation policies despite criticism. California Governor highlights impact on families. Conservative analyst supports Trump's actions.

Impact of Trump Administration's Immigration Policies on Cuban-Americans in Miami

Cuban-Americans in Miami are concerned about the Trump administration's immigration policies, particularly the deportations of people without criminal records. While some still support Trump's efforts to protect borders, others criticize the inhumane approach to deportation.

Sergio Gor's Role in Trump Administration

Sergio Gor, head of White House Office of Presidential Personnel, is a key figure in President Trump's efforts to reshape the federal government with loyalists. Gor has strong ties to the MAGA movement and is responsible for staffing the administration with America First advocates.

Charging Rioters and Looters in Los Angeles Under the Hobbs Act

The Trump administration plans to charge rioters and looters involved in anti-ICE riots in Los Angeles under the Hobbs Act, citing the need to protect Californians. Attorney General Pam Bondi criticized California Gov. Gavin Newsom for not keeping the state safe and called for an economic disaster declaration to provide federal aid to affected businesses.

Kim Kardashian's Stance on Trump Administration's Immigration Policy and ICE Operations

Kim Kardashian speaks out against Trump administration's immigration policy, condemns ICE operations as inhumane, amidst violent anti-ICE riots in Los Angeles.

Department of Justice’s Civil Division Prioritizing Conservative Priorities

Attorney General Pam Bondi discusses the deadly shooting of two Israeli diplomats outside of a Washington, D.C. Jewish museum. The newly confirmed head of the Department of Justice’s Civil Division sent out a memo prioritizing investigations on conservative priorities. The Civil Division will focus on defending the government in court and proactive litigation.

Investigation into Abuse in State-Run Migrant Shelters and Trump Administration's Political Moves

Former immigrant shelter director in Massachusetts petitions for investigation into criminal activity, sexual assaults, and financial abuse in state-run migrant shelter system. Trump administration's response to LA riots, anti-ICE protests, and other political news highlighted.

History and Controversies of NPR

The Independent discusses the history and controversies of NPR, including drug use and counterculture in its early years, amidst current accusations of left-wing bias and threats to defund the news organization by the Trump administration.

Sergio Gor's Role in Trump Administration

Sergio Gor, head of White House Office of Presidential Personnel, is a key figure in Trump's effort to reshape federal government with loyalists. Gor has strong ties to MAGA movement, co-founded publishing company with Donald Trump Jr., and clashed with Elon Musk over personnel disagreements.

Response to Protests in Los Angeles and Political Campaigning

Attorney General Pam Bondi discusses Trump administration's response to protests in Los Angeles and DOJ's lawsuit against a California coffee shop. Republican Rep. Buddy Carter criticizes Democratic Sen. Jon Ossoff over his response to unrest. Trump sends National Guard and Marines to quell protests. Ossoff criticized for 'wokeness' and support for illegal aliens on Medicaid.

Rehiring of CDC Employees by HHS

The Trump administration's efforts to end 'politicized science' led to rehiring over 450 previously fired employees at the CDC. HHS reinstated workers from various divisions following layoffs and reforms. Several agencies, including IRS and FDA, also rehired staff after reductions in force.

Tariffs and U.S. Allies Strengthening Ties

Important U.S. allies are strengthening their ties with each other amid shifts in U.S. priorities under the Trump administration, focusing on building direct relationships and collaborative initiatives in response to tariffs and other measures.

Harvard vs. Trump

Secretary of State Marco Rubio is pushing for an investigation into whether Harvard University violated federal sanctions by collaborating on a health insurance conference in China that may have included U.S. blacklisted officials. This is part of the Trump administration's efforts to exert influence over Harvard by reshaping its curriculum, admissions, and hiring processes.

Jimmy Kimmel's Comments on L.A. Riots and Immigration Enforcement

Jimmy Kimmel downplayed the violent L.A. riots and criticized the Trump administration for deporting criminals, while also accusing the president of intentionally instigating conflict. He referred to the looters and rioters as 'peaceful' despite the destruction and violence. Kimmel also criticized Trump for calling in the National Guard while Gov. Gavin Newsom did not intervene in the chaos.

Current Events in the U.S.

Downtown LA under curfew due to anti-ICE protests turning violent, Trump administration deploying Marines and National Guard, immigration crackdown causing workers to leave, Trump's appeal hearing for criminal conviction today, home insurance premiums rising due to climate change, continuous glucose monitors benefiting individuals with diabetes, FDA approval for general use questioned

Investigation into Financial Backing of Anti-Immigration Protests in Los Angeles

The Trump administration is investigating whether there is a financial backer for anti-immigration enforcement protests in Los Angeles, suggesting it could be a foreign adversary. President Trump made claims without evidence that California Gov. Gavin Newsom and Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass paid people to protest. Department of Homeland Security Assistant Secretary for Public Affairs defended the deployment of military troops in Los Angeles. The administration is criticizing California leaders for failing to restore order during protests.

Potential Cut in Federal Education Funds to California

The Trump administration is considering cutting federal education funds to California as part of a feud with Gov. Gavin Newsom over troop deployment to LA. Education Secretary Linda McMahon mentioned a potential risk to pull the state's funds at an event hosted by Bloomberg News. California's public schools receive nearly $8 billion annually from the U.S. Education Department, supporting programs for low-income students and students with disabilities.

Hillary Clinton's Comments on Anti-ICE Riots and Trump Administration's Challenges

Hillary Clinton criticized for calling anti-ICE riots in Los Angeles 'peaceful demonstrations' and blaming Trump for chaos. Trump administration faces challenges with immigration policies and Iran becoming more aggressive in nuclear talks.

Restoration of U.S. Army Base Names

President Trump announces the restoration of original names to several U.S. Army bases changed during the Biden administration. The changes were made in 2023 and now Trump plans to revert the names back.

Legal Battle Over Kilmar Armando Abrego Garcia's Return to the U.S.

The Trump administration plans to seek the dismissal of a civil case ordering the return of Kilmar Armando Abrego Garcia to the U.S., arguing that it is now moot as he is back in U.S. custody. Legal battles continue surrounding Abrego Garcia's detention and return from El Salvador.

Trump administration clearing backlog of grants awarded under Biden administration

The Trump administration is clearing a backlog of grants awarded under the Biden administration, removing DEI requirements. Despite accusations of delays, the Department of Transportation has approved $10 billion in infrastructure grants since taking over. The latest round of approvals includes funding for rail safety improvements, port authority projects, a bridge in North Carolina, and the Port of Baltimore.

Declining Trust in Higher Education and Academic Independence

The Washington Post editorial board discusses the declining trust in higher education and the need for institutions to restore confidence in the free exchange of ideas amidst backlash from the Trump administration and challenges with academic independence.

Lawsuit to Block ATF from Returning Forced Reset Triggers (FRTs)

Sixteen Democrat Attorneys General file lawsuit to block ATF from returning Forced Reset Triggers (FRTs) to owners, following Trump administration's decision to end ban on FRTs. Lawsuit claims returning FRTs would fuel gun violence.

Fox News articles on various topics

Summary of Fox News articles covering various topics including Trump administration successes, energy dominance, social media criticism, death of DEI, Greta Thunberg's sail to Gaza, and more.

Government Monitoring of Social Media for Immigration

A survey found that majority of U.S. adults support the government monitoring social media of immigrants. Results vary by party lines. Trust in government's ability to determine social media content eligibility for immigration is low. The main goal perceived is to improve national security. Trump administration proposed a policy requiring disclosure of social media accounts for immigration benefits.

Trump Administration Executive Orders on Diversity and Transgender Recognition

A federal judge in California ruled that the Trump administration cannot enforce executive orders that restrict diversity, equity, and inclusion programs or acknowledgment of transgender individuals to receive grant funding. Pro-LGBTQ nonprofits challenged the orders as unconstitutional.

Immigration Enforcement and Protests in Los Angeles

Rapper Doechii denounced the enforcement of immigration laws in Los Angeles at the BET Awards, criticizing the Trump administration for using military force against peaceful protests. Violent anti-ICE protests erupted in response to the enforcement of federal immigration laws in Los Angeles, leading to arrests and condemnation from Democrats.

Recent News Articles

Recent news articles covering various topics including Trump administration warnings, Kamala Harris criticism, US Marines en route to Los Angeles, legal proceedings, and more.

Controversial Immigration Crackdown in Los Angeles

Dr. Phil McGraw was present in Los Angeles during a controversial immigration crackdown, filming for his TV show and interviewing ICE officials. The raids led to protests and the deployment of the National Guard. Trump officials used social media to justify their actions and President Trump called for the 'liberation' of L.A.

Trump administration's new travel ban

The Trump administration's new travel ban imposes a full ban on 12 countries and partial restrictions on seven others. NPR investigates the reasons behind the selection of these countries.

Harvard University vs. Trump Administration

Harvard University is facing challenges from the Trump administration, including attempts to reshape academia, cancel research funding, limit international students, and revoke tax-exempt status.

California Attorney General Rob Bonta discusses National Guard and U.S. Marine deployments in California and state's decision to sue the Trump administration

California Attorney General Rob Bonta discusses National Guard and U.S. Marine deployments in California and the state's decision to sue the Trump administration with NPR's A Martinez.

Trump Administration's Deployment of Marines and National Guard in Los Angeles

California Attorney General criticizes Trump administration's deployment of Marines to Los Angeles, calling it unnecessary escalation amid protests. Legal challenge filed against President Trump for deploying National Guard without proper authority. Lawsuit accuses Trump of violating federal statute and states' rights. Attorney General argues that Trump lacks authority for deployment due to absence of required conditions.

US-China Relations

The Trump administration plans to revoke visas from Chinese students with ties to China's Communist Party or studying in critical fields.

Impact of Trump Administration on International Students and Researchers in the U.S.

The United States is a popular destination for students and researchers from India and China, but recent actions by the Trump administration are causing some to reconsider their plans.

Chaos in Los Angeles amid Anti-Immigration Enforcement Riots

Chaos in Los Angeles as National Guard and Marines mobilize to restore order amid anti-immigration enforcement riots. President Trump defends deployment, while California Governor criticizes mobilization

California Gov. Gavin Newsom suing Trump administration over federalizing National Guard for LA riots

California Gov. Gavin Newsom plans to sue the Trump administration for federalizing the National Guard to contain anti-deportation riots in Los Angeles. Newsom criticizes Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, accusing him of being in over his head and calls Trump unhinged. Trump deployed 2,000 National Guardsmen to address lawlessness in LA.

California Democrats sue Trump administration over National Guard deployment in Los Angeles County

California Democrats are suing the Trump administration over the deployment of National Guard Soldiers in Los Angeles County following protests against immigration raids. Governor Gavin Newsom and Attorney General Rob Bonta accuse Trump of manufacturing chaos for political gain.

Anti-ICE riots in Los Angeles

The article discusses the anti-ICE riots in Los Angeles, with Trump administration blaming the media and Democrats blaming Trump for the chaos. The violence follows weeks of anti-ICE rhetoric. Trump ordered National Guard backup despite objections from local officials.

Qatar's Relationship with Hamas

Documents found in Gaza suggest a close relationship between Qatar and Hamas, including fundraising for the terrorist group. Qatar allegedly undermined efforts to normalize relations between Israel and its Arab neighbors. Gulf nations blockaded Qatar due to its ties with Iran. The conflict was resolved in 2021, ahead of Qatar hosting the 2022 FIFA World Cup.

Political Protests and Trump Administration's Deportation Effort

Sen. Chris Murphy called for peaceful protests around the country in response to rioting in Los Angeles tied to Trump administration's deportation effort. He accused President Trump of inciting behavior to invoke the Insurrection Act.

Criticism of Deep Cuts in Public Health Research at NIH

Scores of NIH researchers challenge deep cuts in public health research by Trump-appointed leader, Jay Bhattacharya, through a letter titled the Bethesda Declaration. They criticize policies that harm health, waste resources, and undermine the NIH mission.

U.S. Immigration and Flag Protests

Protesters in the U.S. are waving Mexican flags in solidarity with immigrants, angering the Trump administration. Many protesters see it as a symbol of pride in their roots and support for those targeted for deportation.

California Governor challenges Trump administration on immigration enforcement

California Governor Gavin Newsom dared Trump administration 'border czar' Tom Homan to arrest him for 'speaking out' against ICE raids and federalization of the National Guard. Homan warned that state officials who impede federal law enforcement could be arrested.

Trump administration's travel ban

The Trump administration's travel ban goes into effect, imposing a full ban on 12 countries and a partial ban on seven others.

Former President Joe Biden's Equating of Anti-Semitism with Islamophobia

Fox News Digital compiled instances where former President Joe Biden equated anti-Semitism with Islamophobia as war in Israel raged. Biden faced criticism for not simply denouncing anti-Semitism during protests and instances of anti-Semitic violence.

Deployment of National Guard Troops to Los Angeles by the Trump Administration

The Trump administration is sending National Guard troops to Los Angeles under Title 10 to protect federal personnel, which has sparked criticism from Governor Newsom and constitutional law scholars. The ACLU and other critics argue that this move is unnecessary and an abuse of power, potentially leading to violent confrontations with protestors. Historically, the use of military domestically has been rare and reserved for extreme circumstances.

Customs and Border Protection deployment to quell riots in Los Angeles

Customs and Border Protection is sending specially trained agents, including Border Patrol Tactical Team members, to assist with quelling violent anti-ICE riots in Los Angeles. The deployment is part of the Trump administration's response to what they categorize as 'lawlessness.'

President Trump's Administration and Pride Month Recognition

President Trump's administration has not recognized Pride Month this year and has taken actions that are seen as hostile towards the LGBTQ community, including renaming a Navy ship named after Harvey Milk and ordering transgender service members to voluntary separate during Pride Month.

Boston Consulting Group's Involvement in Gaza Humanitarian Foundation

Christoph Schweizer, CEO of Boston Consulting Group (BCG), apologized for BCG's past role in a U.S.-backed alternative to Hamas and the United Nations in Gaza. The Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF) is a successful Trump administration-supported initiative providing aid directly to Palestinians, protected by the IDF. BCG faced pressure from anti-Israel activists, fired two executives, and launched a formal investigation. GHF faced criticism from Hamas and the UN, and temporarily shut down aid sites due to threats from Hamas. BCG's involvement led to backlash and accusations of Trump derangement syndrome.

World Pride Parade in Washington, DC

World Pride Parade in Washington, DC celebrated 2SLGBTQIA+ culture and identity. Mean Girls star Reneé Rapp criticized Trump's administration for anti-trans bills. Trump's executive orders recognized only two genders.

Deployment of National Guard to Los Angeles

The Trump administration is sending 2,000 National Guardsmen to Los Angeles to address violent riots against ICE agents. President Trump signed a Presidential Memorandum to address the lawlessness and has zero tolerance for criminal behavior. Democrat leaders criticized the move as inflammatory.

Kilmar Abrego Garcia's Return to the U.S. for Human Trafficking Charges

Kilmar Abrego Garcia, mistakenly deported to El Salvador, has returned to the U.S. to face human trafficking charges after a long legal battle. His lawyers call the case baseless. The Trump administration claims he was part of a human smuggling operation. Abrego Garcia's family is distressed by the situation.

Katie Miller transitioning from Trump administration to Elon Musk

Katie Miller, a key figure in the first Trump White House, has become Elon Musk's 'sherpa' but now finds herself caught in the middle of political drama as Musk falls out with the president.

Antisemitic Attacks in the U.S.

The article discusses the rise in antisemitic attacks in the U.S., with a focus on recent incidents in Colorado and Washington, D.C. It highlights the aggressive approach of the Trump administration in addressing antisemitism and the challenges it faces in balancing free speech and civil rights laws.

Harvard University vs. Trump Administration on International Student Ban

A federal judge in Massachusetts granted Harvard University's emergency request to block the Trump administration's effort to ban international students from its campus. This temporary restraining order halts the revocation of Harvard's SEVP status, creating uncertainty for international students and potential financial impacts on the university.

Criticism of Media Coverage on Boulder, Colorado Attack by Illegal Immigrant

CNN analyst Juliette Kayyem criticizes FBI for quickly classifying Boulder, Colorado attack on pro-Israel gathering as terrorism. Mainstream media outlets criticized for vague reporting on attack by illegal immigrant Mohamed Soliman. Attack planned to kill Zionist people. Trump administration criticized Biden's immigration policies. Soliman's family facing deportation. Antisemitic attacks on the rise.

Senator Chris Van Hollen's stance on legal process in the case of Kilmar Abrego Garcia

Senator Chris Van Hollen refuses to apologize for defending the Constitution and calls for President Trump to apologize for the legal process in the case of Kilmar Abrego Garcia.

Senator Chris Van Hollen's comments on Kilmar Abrego Garcia's return to face criminal charges

Senator Chris Van Hollen praises the return of Kilmar Abrego Garcia to face criminal charges, highlighting the importance of upholding due process and constitutional rights. He criticizes the Trump administration for delaying the process but acknowledges the victory for the rule of law.

California Governor Gavin Newsom's Threat to Stop Tax Payments to Federal Government

California Governor Gavin Newsom threatened to stop tax payments to the federal government after reports that President Trump was considering cutting funds to the state due to its challenges to federal policies. Democrats argue that California should be allowed to oppose federal policies while benefiting from federal spending.

Rescinding Biden-Era Guidance on Emergency Room Abortions

The Trump administration rescinded Biden-era guidance that attempted to force emergency room doctors to perform abortions. The Biden administration's guidance claimed that EMTALA requires doctors to perform abortions, which was overturned by the Supreme Court. Trump's HHS and CMS announced the rescission, stating they will enforce EMTALA as intended, protecting pregnant women and their unborn babies in emergencies.

Trump administration's request for personnel cuts at Education Department

The Trump administration is asking the U.S. Supreme Court to allow personnel cuts at the Education Department, despite a preliminary injunction blocking the closure of the department and reinstating 1,400 employees. The administration argues that the cuts are for streamlining purposes and not department gutting.

Fox News Politics Newsletter

Latest updates on the Trump administration, including the border wall expansion, Elon Musk feud, and other political news covered by Fox News.

Wrongful deportation and criminal charges

Maryland man wrongfully deported by Trump administration back in U.S. to face criminal charges for transporting migrants without legal status, sparking controversy over due process and abuse of power.

Legal Battles Facing Trump Administration Over Immigration Issues

ICE officials and migrants deported to South Sudan by the Trump administration are facing grave dangers to their physical health, including exposure to malaria, rocket attacks, and extreme heat conditions while being housed in a converted shipping container at a U.S. military base in Djibouti.

National Guard Troops Used for Immigration Enforcement

The Trump administration plans to use National Guard troops for immigration enforcement activities, including night operations, rural interdiction, guard duty, and riot control inside detention facilities. DHS requested 20,000 troops for various duties related to immigration enforcement.

Trump Administration's Overhaul of USAID

The Trump administration's efforts to overhaul USAID have led to layoffs and absorption into the State Department due to concerns that the agency did not advance U.S. core interests. The restructuring involved canceling over 80% of USAID programs and absorbing the remaining operations into the State Department.

Stephen Colbert criticizes Trump Administration for not issuing Pride Month proclamation

Stephen Colbert criticized the Trump Administration for not issuing a Pride Month proclamation, highlighting past actions against LGBTQ rights. The White House confirmed no plans for such a proclamation, stating Trump is proud to be a president for all Americans. Previous presidents, including Clinton and Obama, have issued proclamations for LGBTQ Pride Month.

Trump administration-backed aid effort in Gaza Strip

A Trump administration-backed aid effort delivered over 1.4 million meals to Palestinians in Gaza without any violence. The aid was not channeled through the corrupt United Nations or stolen by Hamas. The initiative received backlash from Hamas and the United Nations, but was well-received by the Palestinian population. The project was temporarily suspended due to security concerns.

Rehiring of Immigration Judge Matthew O'Brien

Matthew O'Brien, an immigration judge, was dismissed under the Biden administration but has now been rehired by the Trump administration with a promotion. His rehiring raises questions about the neutrality of immigration judges and their decision-making process.

FCC Spectrum License Controversy Involving EchoStar and Charlie Ergen

FCC Chair Brendan Carr is considering revoking valuable spectrum licenses from EchoStar after the company and its Chairman, Charlie Ergen, failed to build a promised 5G network for rural Americans. EchoStar's actions are seen as undermining the goals of the Trump Administration, and there are accusations of political influence and corruption in dealings with the Biden Administration.

Deportations of Migrants to South Sudan and Third Countries

Federal judge chastises Trump officials for failing to comply with court orders regarding deportations of migrants to South Sudan. Judge orders migrants to remain in U.S. custody for 'reasonable fear interviews'. Trump administration criticized for lack of due process and notice in deportations to third countries.

New York City's Congestion Pricing Program

A federal judge temporarily halted the Trump administration's effort to kill New York City's congestion pricing program. The program aims to reduce congestion and raise funds for mass transit by charging drivers a toll to enter Manhattan south of 60th Street.

New COVID-19 Variant NB.1.81 Detected in US and China

A new highly infectious COVID-19 strain, NB.1.81, first detected in the US among international travelers, has led to a spike in hospitalizations in China and now in the US, including cases in New York City. Experts warn that this variant spreads more quickly than other strains. Despite increased hospitalizations, the Beijing-controlled government in Hong Kong downplays the danger of the variant, stating it does not appear more dangerous than previous variants. The CDC is closely monitoring the situation, as evidence suggests the variant may evade COVID vaccines. The Trump administration plans to limit booster vaccines to seniors and high-risk groups.

Anchor Babies and Welfare Benefits

The New York Times admits that children of illegal aliens and temporary visa-holders, known as 'anchor babies,' benefit from American taxpayer-funded welfare. President Trump aims to preserve the social safety net for American citizens by limiting benefits to parents with Social Security numbers.

Rep. Glenn Ivey denied entry to visit deported MS-13 gang member

Rep. Glenn Ivey (D-MD) was denied entry to visit an alleged MS-13 gang member deported to El Salvador. The Trump administration's decision to deport the individual has received support from swing voters and Republicans.

Government review of Harvard University contracts

The Trump administration is reviewing and terminating government contracts with Harvard University due to allegations of race discrimination in admissions and anti-Semitic actions.

NPR Sues Trump Administration Over Funding Halt

NPR is suing President Trump's administration over an executive order halting federal funding, claiming violation of First Amendment and Public Broadcasting Act. Republican lawmakers support defunding NPR and PBS due to alleged political bias. Trump's order aims for fair, accurate, unbiased news funded by taxpayers. Legislation introduced to end taxpayer subsidies for NPR. FCC ordered investigation into NPR and PBS for potentially breaking federal law. PBS considering legal action to continue providing programming.

Murder of Israeli Embassy Staffers in Washington, DC

Leo Terrell, senior counsel at the Department of Justice, pledges to review all leads after a left-wing influencer praises the murder of two Israeli embassy staffers in Washington, DC, calling it an act of resistance. The influencer referred to the gunman as a 'resistance fighter' and urged support for his actions. Authorities are treating the killings as a targeted act of terrorism motivated by antisemitic hatred.

Harvard University's Federal Contracts Cancelled by Trump Administration

The Trump administration is asking federal agencies to cancel their remaining federal contracts with Harvard University, worth an estimated $100 million, in response to Harvard's refusal to comply with administration demands. Harvard is suing to block the federal funding freeze, claiming it threatens academic freedom and First Amendment rights.

Trump Administration's Attempted Ban on International Enrollment at Harvard's Kennedy School of Government

The Trump administration attempted to ban international enrollment at Harvard University's Kennedy School of Government, which could have resulted in nearly 60% of the student body being affected. There are concerns about campus life being influenced by anti-Israel activists.

Harvard University vs. Trump Administration

Harvard University is in a legal battle with the Trump administration over funding freezes and attempts to revoke the school's ability to enroll international students. The administration claims Harvard has failed to address antisemitism on campus and lacks political viewpoint diversity. Harvard President emphasizes the importance of research work and the university's contributions to society.

Federal Funding Cuts to Democrat-led Cities Impacting Homelessness Services

The Trump administration's efforts to cut federal funding to Democrat-led cities with policies it disagrees with, including a program providing housing to homeless Americans, is being challenged in court. Advocates argue that the cuts could harm homelessness services.

False Claims by Trump Administration on COVID-19 Origin

The Trump administration falsely claims COVID-19 originated in a lab, despite lack of confirmation. Multiple intelligence agencies have low confidence on lab origin. Scientific evidence points to natural origin through illegal wildlife trade in China. Claims that NIH funded pandemic are unfounded. Lab leak theory unsupported by scientific community. White House webpage presents misleading statements to support lab leak theory. No evidence of Trump calling military nurse Ruby Bradley a 'loser' or ordering removal of her service history.

Revocation of Harvard University's Ability to Enroll International Students

The Trump administration has revoked Harvard University's ability to enroll international students, sparking controversy over the impact on the university and the broader international student community.

Federal Judge Blocks Trump Administration's Efforts to Close U.S. Department of Education

A federal judge in Massachusetts has issued a preliminary injunction blocking President Trump and U.S. Education Secretary Linda McMahon from closing the Education Department and laying off 1,300 employees. The judge cited concerns about the department's ability to perform its mandated functions and violation of separation of powers.

Corporate Donors Pull Back Support for New York Pride

Corporate donors to New York Pride have canceled or scaled back their support due to economic uncertainty and fear of retribution from the Trump administration, leading to a significant financial loss for the organization.

McKinney-Vento Homeless Assistance Act and Education Department Closure Concerns

The McKinney-Vento Homeless Assistance Act provides legal protections and federal grant money to help students experiencing homelessness get an education. However, there are concerns that the Trump administration's plans to close the U.S. Education Department could put these protections at risk.

Democrats' Criticism of Secretary of State Marco Rubio

Secretary of State Marco Rubio remains unfazed by Democrats denouncing him, viewing their criticism as confirmation that he is doing a good job. Democrats express regret for confirming Rubio due to his alignment with Trump administration policies and decisions.

European Union Funding for Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty

The European Union provided emergency funding to Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty to keep it operational after the Trump administration withheld $75 million in funds designated for the broadcaster. The network provides non-ideological news coverage to countries in Eastern Europe and neighboring states where press freedom is limited.

House Oversight Committee Investigation on Biden's Family and Administration

Rep. James Comer, Chairman of the House Oversight Committee, plans to hold Biden's family and administration officials accountable for their alleged crimes with investigations and interviews. He expresses frustration with limitations in fact-finding during committee hearings but vows to use his subpoena power. Comer aims to work with the Trump administration and Attorney General Pam Bondi to send findings for potential prosecution.

Federal Judge Orders Return of Deported Migrant to US

A federal judge ordered the return of a deported migrant to the US, rejecting a request from the Trump administration. The judge ruled that the deportation violated an agreement and the migrant must be allowed back into the country.

Trump administration deportation agenda

Federal judge rules Trump administration violated court order by deporting men to South Sudan, may have committed criminal contempt. Clash between administration and judiciary over deportation agenda intensifies. Judge accuses immigration officials of defying directives for due process. Deportees not given meaningful chance to object to deportation to dangerous country. Judge considers criminal contempt charge. Administration officials criticize judge, defend deportations of men convicted of serious violent felonies.

Trump Administration's Politicization of Intelligence Analysis

A top aide to Tulsi Gabbard, the director of national intelligence, ordered analysts to edit an assessment to protect President Trump and Gabbard from criticism regarding Venezuela's government. The intervention raised concerns about politicizing intelligence analysis.

Data Security Breach in Trump Administration

A hacker breached the communication service used by former Trump national security adviser Mike Waltz, intercepting messages from various American officials, raising concerns about data security in the Trump administration. The breach included messages from disaster responders, customs officials, U.S. diplomatic staffers, White House staffer, and Secret Service members. The leaked data was provided by Distributed Denial of Secrets. TeleMessage, the messaging platform, has since been suspended. Federal agencies like State, DHS, and CDC have had contracts with TeleMessage in recent years.

Deportation of Migrants by U.S. Government

A U.S. Air Force flight carrying migrants deported by the U.S. government violated a court order by deporting migrants without due process, leading to concerns about their fate in third countries, as well as lack of communication with their lawyers.

DOJ Probe into Chicago Mayor's Diversity Practices

Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson defends his administration's diversity after DOJ probe into city hall hiring practices based on race.

Harvard University's Admission Process and Accusations of Racial Discrimination

Faculty and students at Harvard University spoke with Fox News Digital about accusations of racial discrimination in the Ivy League's admission process. President Trump's probe into Harvard's admissions policies has sparked intense debate among the school's faculty and students.

International Students at Columbia University Facing Fear of Deportation

International students at Columbia University face fear and uncertainty as the Trump administration targets foreign-born student protesters advocating for Palestine. Two students, T and F, share their experiences of continuing to speak out despite the risk of deportation and detention.

United States Institute of Peace

A federal judge blocked the Trump administration's takeover of the United States Institute of Peace. NPR's Leila Fadel speaks with lawyer George Foote about the future of the institute.

Trump Administration's Acceptance of White South African Refugees

Secretary of State Marco Rubio clashed with Democrats over the Trump administration's acceptance of white South African refugees, defending the decision to prioritize them due to violence and discrimination in their home country.

Allegations of Racial Targeting in Trump Administration

Democratic strategist James Carville accuses Trump administration of targeting Rep. LaMonica McIver (D-NJ) with assault charges due to her race, suggesting a racially motivated arrest.

U.S. Supreme Court Ends Temporary Protected Status for Venezuelans

The U.S. Supreme Court decision to end Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for Venezuelans in the U.S. has caused shock and worry among the community, potentially leading to deportations of 350,000 Venezuelans. Legal battles are ongoing over the Trump administration's order. Venezuelans fear being sent back to a country in political and economic turmoil.

Trump Administration's Deportation Policy

Immigration attorneys are seeking to block Trump administration's move to deport migrants to South Sudan, arguing it goes against a judge's order. Some migrants have already been deported without proper notice. Trump administration has been negotiating with other countries for deportations.

Fox News Politics Updates

Updates on the Trump administration, Capitol Hill, and more Fox News politics content including a meeting with House GOP, criticism of Sen. Patty Murray by Robert F. Kennedy Jr., and various political news.

Racially charged exchange over South African refugees

Secretary of State Marco Rubio and Sen. Tim Kaine clashed in a racially charged exchange over South African refugees during a Senate Foreign Relations Committee hearing. Rubio defended prioritizing white South African farmers for refugee entry, while Kaine criticized the preferential treatment based on skin color.

Release of U.S. Air Force Veteran from Venezuelan Detention

U.S. Air Force veteran Joseph St. Clair, who was wrongfully detained in Venezuela since November 2024, has been released. The family expressed joy and gratitude, thanking President Donald Trump and his administration for securing his release.

Legal controversy involving Judge Hannah Dugan and U.S. District Judge Lynn Adelman

Milwaukee County Circuit Court Judge Hannah Dugan could face prison time for allegedly helping an illegal immigrant evade ICE. U.S. District Judge Lynn Adelman, presiding over her trial, faces criticism for his political bias.

Trump Administration's Economic Policies

Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins praises Breitbart News and President Trump's vision to prioritize American interests in the world economy, highlighting efforts to address trade barriers and tariffs.

Voluntary Deportations of Immigrants from Honduras and Colombia

The United States sent 68 immigrants from Honduras and Colombia back to their countries in the first government-funded flight for voluntary deportations. The offer includes a $1,000 debit card and the opportunity to apply for legal entry into the U.S. in the future.

Policy Discussion with Department of Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins

Breitbart hosts a policy discussion with Department of Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins to discuss USDA's achievements under her direction in the first 100 days of the second Trump administration, including negotiating a new trade deal with the UK to help American farmers.

Discussion on Rep. LaMonica McIver's Charges and Trump Administration's Immigration Policies

Border czar Tom Homan discusses Rep. LaMonica McIver's federal charges in connection to a physical altercation at an ICE facility and the latest on Trump admin's self-deportation flights on Fox & Friends. Homan emphasizes the importance of respecting law enforcement and the consequences of breaking the law.

Tornado Outbreak in Missouri and Kentucky

A tornado outbreak in Missouri and Kentucky caused devastation, with at least 26 people killed. Senator Josh Hawley is calling for FEMA funding and private insurance support for recovery efforts. The Trump administration is considering overhauling or eliminating FEMA.

Trump Administration's Dismantling of U.S. Institute of Peace

Federal judge blocks Trump administration's dismantling of U.S. Institute of Peace, calling the actions null and void. The administration forcibly took over the Institute's headquarters and terminated staff and activities worldwide. White House defends actions as reducing failed entities like USIP to statutory minimum. Judge denounces the administration's power usurpation and traumatic treatment of USIP employees.

Voluntary Deportations of Honduran and Colombian Migrants

The United States sent 68 immigrants from Honduras and Colombia back to their countries in the first government-funded flight of voluntary deportations. The migrants received $1,000 debit cards and the offer to apply for legal entry to the U.S. in the future. The Trump administration aims to increase deportations.

FAA System Outage at Newark Liberty International Airport

FAA confirmed another system outage at Newark Liberty International Airport due to radio frequency loss. No accidents occurred, but new delays were implemented. Trump administration proposed overhaul of U.S. air traffic control system.

Unlawful Gutting of U.S. Institute of Peace

A federal judge declared the gutting of the U.S. Institute of Peace by the Department of Government Efficiency and the Trump administration as 'unlawful.' The actions were deemed illegitimate by the judge.

Settlement in Ashli Babbitt's Wrongful Death Lawsuit

The Trump administration has agreed to pay nearly $5 million to settle a lawsuit brought by the family of Ashli Babbitt, an Air Force veteran and Trump supporter who was fatally shot by a U.S. Capitol Police officer during the January 6 riot at the U.S. Capitol. The settlement does not include an admission of wrongdoing.

Rescinded Fine Against Grand Canyon University

The U.S. Department of Education rescinded a $37.7 million fine against Grand Canyon University, the largest Christian university in the U.S., imposed under President Joe Biden's administration. The fine was revoked by the Trump administration, clearing GCU of any wrongdoing.

U.S. Supreme Court ruling on Trump administration's termination of protected legal status for migrants

The U.S. Supreme Court lifted an injunction blocking Trump administration's termination of protected legal status for hundreds of thousands of migrants, allowing plans to proceed to remove Venezuelan migrants from the U.S.

Lawsuit Against Trump Administration Over Harvard University's Tax-Exempt Status

Nonprofit watchdog group sues Trump administration for unlawfully withholding records regarding President Trump's actions against Harvard University, including efforts to revoke tax-exempt status. American Oversight filed the suit in D.C. District Court to compel IRS, Treasury, and Education Department to release records that could reveal potential political interference by the president. White House criticized Harvard for not protecting Jewish students and froze university grants after Harvard rejected demands to eliminate DEI programs and ensure viewpoint diversity in hiring.

Reshaping of the Justice Department's Civil Rights Division under the Trump administration

The Trump administration is reshaping the Justice Department's Civil Rights Division, leading to a mass exodus of attorneys and a shift in focus towards enforcing the president's executive orders. The new head, Harmeet Dhillon, is redirecting the division's mission to align with Trump's priorities, prompting criticism and concern from current and former officials.

Trump Administration's Plan to Gut Safeguards Against Politically Motivated Prosecutions

Unnamed sources claim the Trump administration is considering removing safeguards against politically motivated prosecutions, potentially allowing federal prosecutors to indict members of Congress without approval from the DOJ's Public Integrity Section.

Political Clash Over Confirmation Hearings

Senator Adam Schiff and Kash Patel clash over January 6th song, President Trump's nominees engage in viral moments with Democrats, media coverage focuses on Democrats' resistance to Trump administration, contentious exchanges in confirmation hearings reveal partisan politics and challenges faced by nominees from both parties.

Legal setbacks for the Trump administration on deportation policies

The Trump administration faced legal setbacks with courts blocking rapid deportations of illegal immigrants to countries other than their own and Venezuelan nationals. The 1st U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals and the Supreme Court were involved in these decisions.

Taiwan's Uncertainty Regarding U.S. Alliance Under Trump Administration

Young people in Taiwan are uncertain about the reliability of the U.S. as a security partner under President Trump due to critical remarks and trade disruptions, as China increases pressure on Taiwan. Despite efforts by China to win over Taiwanese youth, most support the status quo approach to politics. The U.S. has no formal relations with Taiwan but is its most important international backer.

Trump administration lifts ban on forced-reset triggers for semiautomatic rifles

The Trump administration will allow the sale of forced-reset triggers for semiautomatic rifles, ending a long-standing ban. Gun control advocates are concerned about increased gun violence. Rare Breed Triggers reached a settlement with the Justice Department.

DEI 'Indoctrination' in the Federal Government

Fox News host and journalist discuss the impact of DEI 'indoctrination' in the federal government, highlighting recent shifts against racial preferences in various sectors. The article proposes maintaining victories by promoting transparent, fair processes and a broader colorblindness agenda.

Legal Setbacks for Trump Administration on Immigration Policies

The Trump administration faced legal setbacks in deporting illegal immigrants to countries other than their own, as well as in deporting Venezuelan nationals. The courts have been a significant obstacle to Trump's policies after the 2024 elections.

Discrimination at Harvard University

Harvard University releases report detailing discrimination against Israelis and Jews, Trump administration threatens to cut federal support, Harvard accuses administration of overreach, report shows rampant discrimination and bias on campus, including demonization of popular views that leftist radicals hate, progressive justifications used for discrimination, Jewish students facing harassment and discrimination

Budget Reconciliation Process and Historical Significance

The article discusses the history and importance of the budget reconciliation process, highlighting Ronald Reagan's use of it in 1981 to push through significant changes in federal fiscal policy. It also draws parallels between Reagan and Trump's approaches to governance and the use of reconciliation for major legislative changes.

Potential relocation of Palestinians from Gaza to Libya

The Trump administration is reportedly considering a plan to relocate one million Palestinians from Gaza to Libya in exchange for releasing frozen funds. The administration has discussed this plan with Libya's leadership, despite denying the report from NBC News.

Supreme Court ruling on deportation of alleged Venezuelan Tren de Aragua gang members under the Alien Enemies Act

The Supreme Court ruled that the Trump administration must provide alleged Venezuelan Tren de Aragua gang members with more notice before deporting them under the Alien Enemies Act. The Court's decision represents a win for the ACLU, allowing for more notice and legal challenge proceedings.

FBI Shifting Agents to Immigration Enforcement

FBI leadership orders field offices to shift agents to immigration enforcement, de-prioritizing white collar and corporate crime investigations. Trump administration has been mobilizing various agencies to support immigration policies.

Supreme Court ruling on Venezuelan nationals' deportation

The Supreme Court granted a request by Venezuelan nationals to block their removal from the United States under the Alien Enemies Act. The Trump administration did not provide adequate time or resources for the detainees to challenge their deportations. President Trump criticized the ruling on social media.

Trump Administration's Plan to Relocate Palestinians from Gaza to Libya

The Trump administration is reportedly considering a plan to relocate up to 1 million Palestinians from Gaza to Libya in exchange for releasing frozen funds. The plan is met with skepticism and criticism from various parties involved.

Transgender Athletes in Women’s Sports

The article discusses the political debate over transgender athletes in women’s sports, focusing on a lawsuit by Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison against the Trump administration to ensure transgender athletes can participate in girls sports. Former NFL player Jack Brewer criticizes Ellison’s actions, highlighting concerns about fairness and safety in women’s sports.

Deportation of Salvadorian Migrant

U.S. District Judge criticizes Trump administration lawyers for deporting Salvadorian migrant in an administrative error and trying to shield details using state secrets privilege. Judge challenges their assertion that the deportation was lawful.

Supreme Court ruling on Alien Enemies Act and deportation of illegal immigrants

The Supreme Court ruled in favor of Venezuelan migrants appealing their deportation under the Alien Enemies Act, dealing a blow to the Trump administration's efforts to speed up deportations. The court emphasized the detainees' right to due process and remanded the case to the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals.

Potential Plan to Relocate Palestinians from Gaza to Libya

The Trump administration is reportedly considering a plan to relocate up to 1 million Palestinians from Gaza to Libya in exchange for funds. The plan is controversial and faces many obstacles.

Supreme Court hearing on birthright citizenship and judicial power

Fox News discusses Supreme Court hearing on birthright citizenship and judicial power, focusing on Justice Amy Coney Barrett's questioning of U.S. Solicitor General John Sauer regarding the Trump administration's approach to following federal court precedent.

Import Prices in April 2025

Import prices in April rose slightly driven by higher costs for nonfuel goods despite a decline in fuel prices. The Trump administration's tariffs have not significantly deterred U.S. purchases of foreign-made goods. Nonfuel goods prices rose 0.4% in April and 1.2% from a year earlier.

Border Security and Immigration Policies under the Biden and Trump Administrations

The article discusses the costs and consequences of the Biden administration's border policies, contrasting them with Trump's approach to immigration. It highlights the financial burden on taxpayers due to shelter costs, education, healthcare, and crime associated with illegal immigration.

Legal challenges facing the Trump administration over immigration policies

Federal district judges are questioning the Trump administration's expedited deportations of illegal Venezuelan migrants, leading to a conflict over the executive branch's constitutional authority over foreign relations and national security. The administration's use of the Alien Enemies Act and the claim that a gang is closely aligned with the Venezuelan government are at the center of the legal challenges.

Historical Examination of the Alien Enemies Act in Trump Administration Immigration Policies

Federal judges are examining the historical context of the Alien Enemies Act in the Trump administration's immigration policies. Some judges have ruled against the administration's use of the law, while others have allowed it with conditions. The Supreme Court has yet to weigh in on whether the Alien Enemies Act applies to the current situation involving a Venezuelan criminal group. Historians provide insight into the original intent of the law and its controversial history.

Alleged Targeting of Newark Mayor by Trump Administration

Representative Delia Ramirez accuses Trump administration of targeting Newark Mayor Ras Baraka, who was arrested at Delaney Hall Detention Center. Ramirez believes Baraka was unfairly targeted and calls the administration's actions despicable and authoritarian.

Comedian Leslie Jones Rant on The Daily Show

Comedian Leslie Jones guest hosted The Daily Show and went on a rant against White House adviser Elon Musk and the Trump administration, calling them corrupt and incompetent. She made derogatory remarks about Secretary of Health and Human Services Robert F. Kennedy Jr., Vice President JD Vance, and Senior Advisor Elon Musk. Jones criticized Musk's leadership and personal life, and joked about Vice President JD Vance causing the death of Pope Francis. She concluded by criticizing the administration for not making America great but rather making it a circus.

Supreme Court oral arguments on birthright citizenship and nationwide injunctions

Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts stopped Justice Sonia Sotomayor from interrupting during oral arguments over birthright citizenship and nationwide injunctions. The case involves the Trump administration's view on universal injunctions exceeding lower courts' powers under the Constitution.

Firings at National Intelligence Council

Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard fired two officials at the National Intelligence Council in alignment with the Trump administration's goal to end the weaponization and politicization of the intelligence community.

Fox News Politics Updates

Updates on the Trump administration, Capitol Hill, and more Fox News politics content including Trump's speeches, Supreme Court cases, and international trips.

Public Opinion on Deporting Illegal Immigrants

A recent survey by Cygnal revealed that a majority of likely 2026 general election voters, including swing voters, support deporting illegal immigrants from the United States back to their country of origin. The survey also highlighted the support among Republicans and independents for deportation, while a majority of Democrats oppose it. The Trump administration is exploring unique ways to encourage self-deportation among illegal immigrants.

Failed Vote on Requiring Trump Administration Report on El Salvador

Sen. Tim Kaine and Sen. Chris Van Hollen led a failed vote to force the Trump administration to report on its work with El Salvador on prisoner negotiations and funding. The resolution aimed to freeze foreign assistance to El Salvador if details were not provided.

Trump Administration Aid Plan for Palestinians in Gaza

The Trump Administration has a new plan for delivering aid to Palestinians in Gaza amid Israel's blockade. The plan aims to address concerns of aid meant for civilians being stolen by Hamas, but experts are worried about potential negative precedents.

U.S. Supreme Court Justice Amy Coney Barrett's questioning during oral arguments

During Supreme Court oral arguments on birthright citizenship, Justice Amy Coney Barrett questioned the Trump administration's stance on following judicial rulings, causing concern among conservatives who regret her appointment. Barrett has previously sided with liberal justices on key decisions, leading to backlash from Trump supporters.

Stephen Miller's Influence in the Trump Administration

Stephen Miller, the White House deputy chief of staff for policy, wields significant influence in the Trump administration, particularly on immigration-related policies. He is known for his bare-knuckled tactics and close alignment with President Trump's agenda.

Harvard University Losing Federal Grant Funding

Harvard University loses $450 million in federal grant funding over allegations of race discrimination and anti-Semitic harassment on campus. Harvard President takes 25% pay cut amid funding freeze.

Federal Judge Blocks Trump Administration's Executive Order on Collective Bargaining Rights

A federal judge blocked the Trump administration from targeting foreign service workers' collective bargaining rights, citing the executive order as unlawful. The ruling was considered a victory for the American Foreign Service Association.

Supreme Court Case on Birthright Citizenship

The U.S. Supreme Court heard arguments on a case challenging the Trump administration's efforts to limit birthright citizenship. The arguments focused on whether federal district court judges can issue nationwide injunctions against the administration's policies.

Controversies Surrounding Pam Bondi and Marco Rubio in Trump's Administration

Attorney General Pam Bondi and Secretary of State Marco Rubio, both members of President Trump's Cabinet, are embroiled in controversies despite promising to restore integrity to their offices.

Travel to the US under the Trump Administration

Many people are reconsidering trips to the US due to recent border detentions. Immigration lawyers explain the new rules and risks of travelling to and from the US under the Trump administration.

Supreme Court and Birthright Citizenship Executive Order

Justice Kagan criticized U.S. Solicitor General John Sauer on the birthright citizenship executive order, highlighting the failure in federal courts. The case involves national injunctions blocking Trump's executive order reinterpreting the 14th Amendment.

Legal challenges facing the Trump administration

Fox News host Mark Levin gives his take on legal challenges facing the Trump administration. Justice Sonia Sotomayor questions Trump's order on birthright citizenship. Supreme Court to rule on nationwide injunctions imposed by federal judges.

U.S. Supreme Court Oral Arguments on Birthright Citizenship

The U.S. Supreme Court hears oral arguments challenging Trump's executive order to limit birthright citizenship, focusing on the power of nationwide injunctions. Legal experts disagree on the impact of these injunctions, with some calling them a bipartisan issue and others arguing for their necessity in cases like this. Real people, like asylum seekers Dina and Henry, are directly affected by the outcome of this case.

Bernadette Wilson's 2026 Bid for Alaska Governor

Bernadette Wilson, a former radio host and state AFP leader, spoke to Fox News Digital in her first interview since announcing her 2026 bid for Alaska governor. She opposes ranked choice voting and looks forward to working with the Trump administration on energy development.

Release of Georgetown University Researcher from Immigration Detention Center

Georgetown University researcher Badar Khan Suri, an Indian national, has been released from an immigration detention center in Texas after a federal judge ordered his immediate release. Suri, who was never charged with a crime, is now free to return home to Virginia while continuing to fight the Trump administration's attempt to deport him.

Trump Administration and Antisemitism

Multiple Trump administration officials have ties to white nationalists, Holocaust deniers, and antisemitic extremists, with critics questioning the administration's sincerity in fighting antisemitism.

Judge in Wisconsin Charged for Helping Mexican Man Evade Immigration Officials

Judge Hannah Dugan from Wisconsin was charged for helping a Mexican man evade immigration officials during an arrest attempt. The charges could lead to a prison term for the judge. Democrats are outraged, accusing the Trump administration of attacking the judicial system.

Trump Administration Ending Temporary Protected Status for Afghanistan

The Trump administration plans to end the Temporary Protected Status program for Afghanistan, potentially forcing over 9,000 refugees back to the Taliban-ruled country.

Fox News Politics Updates

Fox News article covering updates on the Trump administration, Capitol Hill, and more political content, including statements from Pete Buttigieg, Pope Leo XIV's social media post, and DHS's increase in Secret Service applications.

Supreme Court review of Trump's birthright citizenship plan

The Supreme Court is considering Trump's plan to end birthright citizenship, focusing on the power of judges to block presidential policies nationwide. The administration argues that universal injunctions are hindering Trump's executive power. The court may limit the scope of injunctions, affecting how policies are implemented and challenged in court.

Trump Administration Cuts Grants to Harvard University

The Trump administration is cutting $450 million in grants to Harvard University due to allegations of race discrimination and anti-Semitic harassment on campus. Harvard has been criticized for its handling of these issues, leading to federal funding being frozen.

Legislation on Human Rights Report for El Salvador

Senator Tim Kaine is advancing legislation to force the Trump administration to produce a human rights report on El Salvador, with serious consequences if violations are found.

Support for Law Enforcement and Proposed Legislation

Paige Jansen and Jeff Hancher, who lost loved ones in the line of duty, share their stories and discuss the Trump administration's support for law enforcement. Vice President JD Vance blames American leadership for vilifying police officers following the death of a sheriff's deputy in Cincinnati. Legislation and reforms are being proposed to increase penalties for assaulting law enforcement officers.

Trump administration seeks SCOTUS approval for deportations under Alien Enemies Act

The Trump administration is asking the Supreme Court to permit deportations under the Alien Enemies Act after Tren de Aragua gang members threatened to take hostages while barricading themselves inside their cells. The deportations were initially blocked by SCOTUS following a lawsuit from Soros-linked groups.