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Texas Dem Rep.-Elect Menefee May Swear in Monday
House Speaker Mike Johnson, R-La., reportedly will be ready to swear in Rep.-elect Christian Menefee, D-Texas, on Monday if Menefee’s office takes the necessary steps.[#item_full_content]

Trump announces two-year closure of Trump Kennedy Center for major renovations
President Donald Trump said Sunday that the Trump Kennedy Center will close later this year for a two-year period to undergo renovations. In a post
Trump: Trump Kennedy Center to Close July 4 for 2 Years
President Donald Trump announced plans to temporarily close the Trump Kennedy Center for two years for an extensive revitalization and rebuilding project, saying a full
GOP Rep. McCaul: ‘Excessive Use of Force Cases Need to Stop’
Federal immigration enforcement must remain focused on removing violent criminals from the country and avoid aggressive tactics that fuel public backlash, according to Rep. Mike
Texas Democrat’s Win a ‘Wake-up Call’ for GOP Ahead of 2026 Elections
A Democrat candidate won a special election for the Texas state senate by a double-digit margin, taking control from Republicans for the first time in
Mayor of Portland, Oregon, Demands ICE Leave City After Agents Gas Protesters
The mayor of Portland, Oregon, demanded U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement leave his city after federal agents launched tear gas at a crowd of demonstrators
US Boosting Mideast Air Defenses Before Iran Strike
The Pentagon is moving additional air defense systems into the Middle East as the U.S. prepares for the possibility of Iranian retaliation should President Donald
Trump Endorses N.H.’s John E. Sununu for Senate
President Donald Trump has endorsed John E. Sununu in his campaign for a U.S. Senate seat in New Hampshire, calling him an “America First Patriot”
Sen. Ron Johnson: Dems Trying to Weaken Immigration Enforcement
Sen. Ron Johnson on Sunday accused Democrats of trying to weaken immigration enforcement by pushing new limits on federal officers following the killings of two
Prominent Venezuelan Activist Released After Over 4 Years in Jail
Renowned Venezuelan human rights activist Javier Tarazona was freed Sunday after more than four years in a notorious Caracas prison on charges including terrorism and
DHS Lashes Out at ‘Doxing’ of Alleged Pretti Shooters
The Department of Homeland Security lashed out Sunday at the “doxing” of the names of Customs and Border Protection agents who are alleged to have
States Weigh Ending Property Taxes for Homeowners
A growing number of states are considering sweeping proposals to eliminate property taxes for homeowners as rising home values push tax bills higher and fuel
Gun Ownership Soars in Liberal Minneapolis
Gun ownership has surged in Minneapolis and the surrounding Hennepin County since the unrest following the 2020 death of George Floyd and the crime wave that
Sen. Graham: Sanctuary Cities Should Face Federal Penalties
A push to require judicial warrants for immigration enforcement could “grind it to a halt,” Sen. Lindsey Graham said Sunday, while backing legislation that would
Michael Jackson, un documentario riaccende le polemiche: “I bambini volevano toccarmi”
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GOP Rep. McCaul: ‘Excessive Use of Force Cases Need to Stop’
Federal immigration enforcement must remain focused on removing violent criminals from the country and avoid aggressive tactics that fuel public backlash, according to Rep. Mike
Police Officer Killed, Another Critically Wounded in Shooting at Georgia Hotel
A police officer was killed and another was critically wounded Sunday in a shootout at a hotel in suburban Atlanta.Gwinnett County police said in a
More Winter Weather Leads to Heavy Snow, Canceled Flights And, in Florida, Falling Iguanas
A huge swath of the U.S. from the Gulf Coast into New England was mired in extra-cold temperatures Sunday after a bomb cyclone brought heavy
Musetti, stop di un mese dopo l’infortunio agli Australian Open: ecco quando tornerà in campo
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Government shutdowns may be fewer, but they’re increasingly disruptive
At 12:01 a.m. ET on Friday, the federal government entered its first shutdown of the new year, Shutdowns aren’t a new phenomenon in Washington, D.C.,