Vance tapped as ‘fraud czar’ as Trump targets blue states over taxpayer theft

Amid several monumental Cabinet shakeups, President Donald Trump is signaling his continued confidence in Vice President JD Vance by having him address an “unprecedented” problem in Democratic-run states and declaring him the nation’s “fraud czar.”  Vance announced Thursday his fraud task force busted an alleged $50 million hospice and healthcare fraud scheme in Los Angeles. […]

Alito Hospitalized After Falling Ill at March Event

Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito was taken to a hospital last month after falling ill during a Federalist Society dinner in Philadelphia, according to multiple reports. Alito, 76, attended the March 20 event held in his honor…[#item_full_content]

Sen. Duckworth to TSA: ‘Shoes-On’ Policy a Security Risk

Sen. Tammy Duckworth, D-Ill., on Friday called on federal aviation officials to immediately reverse a policy allowing airline passengers to keep their shoes on during airport security screenings, citing newly disclosed findings that the change may have created a significant security vulnerability.[#item_full_content]

Hawley Presses HHS to Reinstate Abortion Funding Ban

Sen. Josh Hawley, R-Mo., is urging Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. to stop federal family planning money from going to abortion providers, arguing the administration is allowing taxpayer funds to flow in ways Congress did not intend.[#item_full_content]

Cuba releases 2,000 prisoners amid Trump pressure, energy crisis

Cuba’s government released more than 2,000 prisoners as the island faces mounting economic pressure linked to U.S. sanctions and worsening fuel shortages. The Cuban Embassy in Washington said authorities granted pardons to 2,010 inmates under provisions of the country’s constitution, citing factors such as good behavior, time already served and health conditions. “This humanitarian and […]

Wisconsin Gov. Evers Restarts Commutations

Democratic Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers has signed new executive orders restoring the state’s commutation process for the first time in more than two decades – a move critics say could prioritize early releases over public safety as prison populations rise.

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