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Border Patrol Pulling Back in Minnesota After Minneapolis Shooting: Reports
Some Border Patrol agents in Minnesota are expected to leave the state as soon as Monday after Saturday’s fatal shooting of 37-year-old Alex Pretti in
Thune promises ‘safe streets, more money in pockets’ as GOP senators hit the road to tout tax cuts
FIRST ON FOX: Republican senators are hitting the road to sell the Working Families Tax Cuts Act in meetings with local business owners and families,
Thune steamrolls Dems’ DHS revolt as Fetterman defects, Schumer under pressure
Senate Republicans are moving ahead with a behemoth funding package in their bid to keep the government open and hope to blast through Democratic opposition
Prominent holocaust museum releases scathing response after Walz compares Minnesota children to Anne Frank
Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz is facing pushback from a prominent holocaust remembrance museum after suggesting children in Minnesota today are fearful in the same way
White House not budging on Democrats’ demands as DHS funding mutiny threatens government shutdown
The White House appears to be rejecting Democrats’ demands in the burgeoning government funding fight, as the chances of a partial shutdown grow larger by
Venezuela’s Delcy Rodríguez snaps at Washington, declares ‘enough’ of US influence
Venezuela’s acting president Delcy Rodríguez said Sunday she’s had “enough” of U.S. interference in the country’s politics, delivering a sharp rebuke of Washington during a
Judge Slams Rise of Immigration Agents in Minnesota
At a hearing Monday, a federal judge appeared skeptical of the need for 3,000 immigration agents in Minnesota.
GoFundMe for Alex Pretti’s Family Tops $1M in Donations
A GoFundMe campaign set up for the family of Alex Pretti has surged far beyond its initial target, racing past an initial $20,000 goal and
DHS Reviewing Body Cam Video in Fatal Shooting
The Department of Homeland Security said it is reviewing body-worn camera footage from several agents in the fatal shooting of Alex Pretti, examining multiple angles
NYC Remote Learning Day Hit by Glitches After Snow Day Vetoed
Some New York City students and parents faced confusion and technical headaches Monday after the city decided to forgo a traditional snow day in favor
Trump Demands Walz Cooperate With ICE to Restore Order
President Donald Trump and White House officials do not want to see “people getting hurt or killed in America’s streets,” press secretary Karoline Leavitt said
Walz Says Trump Open to Pull Some Agents From Minnesota
Gov. Tim Walz said he spoke by phone on Monday with President Donald Trump and discussed federal immigration enforcement activity in Minnesota following a second
Deputy AG Blanche: Minn. Powder Keg Lit by Anti-Trump Leadership
Saturday’s fatal shooting of Alex Pretti was a “tragedy” caused by a powder keg “absolutely lit” by leadership in Minnesota that is anti-President Donald Trump,
Femminicidio Manuela Petrangeli, Gianluca Molinaro condannato all’ergastolo
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Marina Berlusconi vede Tajani, al centro referendum e rinnovamento di Forza Italia
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Caso Almasri, l’Italia deferita all’Assemblea degli Stati della Cpi
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Iran State Media Compare US Unrest to Tehran Protests
Iranian state media and government-aligned outlets are using unrest in Minneapolis to accuse the Trump administration of hypocrisy over its criticism of Iran’s handling of
Pediatrics Group Breaks With CDC on 2026 Child Vaccines
The American Academy of Pediatrics on Monday issued its updated childhood and adolescent immunization schedule for 2026 that differs significantly from the changes made by
88-year-old Democrat DC Delegate Eleanor Holmes Norton ends re-election campaign
Washington, D.C. Delegate Eleanor Holmes Norton, an 88-year-old Democrat, will not pursue another term during the 2026 election. Norton’s campaign filed a termination report with
Leavitt says Trump spoke to Walz, demands Minnesota ‘work together peacefully’ with ICE: ‘Let cops be cops’
President Donald Trump spoke directly with Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz and demanded that state and local law enforcement “work together peacefully” with federal authorities Monday.
