Trump Booed at the US Open Donald Trump faced a wave of boos at the US Open on Sunday, September 7. TV cameras captured the former president’s awkward reaction as the crowd jeered. Off-Court Drama While the spotlight was on the tennis, off-court moments grabbed attention. Earlier, fans were outraged when a man swiped Kamil … Read more
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has authorized the temporary deployment of up to 600 military lawyers to assist the Department of Justice by serving as immigration judges. According to an August 27 memo obtained by the Associated Press, the plan involves sending groups of 150 attorneys at a time, both military and civilian, with the first … Read more
A stunning political realignment has emerged from an unexpected source as a prominent Democratic senator delivered full-throated support for one of the Trump administration’s most controversial military actions. The endorsement represents a dramatic departure from typical partisan battle lines and signals potential bipartisan support for aggressive counter-narcotics operations that challenge traditional legal and diplomatic boundaries. … Read more
A complex legal drama unfolding in federal court has exposed what critics are calling unprecedented prosecutorial tactics that blur the lines between immigration enforcement and criminal justice. The case has raised fundamental questions about the separation of powers, prosecutorial ethics, and the extent to which the executive branch can leverage its various authorities to secure … Read more
While taking family photos near Washington, D.C.’s cherry blossoms, a Virginia family unexpectedly captured former President Barack Obama in the background of a shot with their kids, Belle, 4, and Preston, 1. As they posed near the Tidal Basin with the Washington Monument behind them, Obama strolled by, unintentionally photobombing the scene. Their mother, Portia … Read more
Supreme Court Justice Elena Kagan, considered one of the Court’s liberal voices, denied an emergency appeal from a Mexican family facing deportation, siding with the Trump administration. The family, who fled cartel threats in Guerrero, Mexico in 2021, claimed they risk death if forced to return. Despite detailed evidence of cartel violence, immigration courts denied … Read more
Global Law Enforcement Operation Targets Dark Web Trafficking in Record-Breaking Seizure In a significant international crackdown, law enforcement agencies from around the world collaborated in Operation RapTor, an initiative that led to the seizure of massive quantities of illegal drugs, firearms, and assets linked to dark web trafficking networks. The U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ), … Read more
President Donald Trump stunned U.K. leaders during a private meeting in Scotland on July 28, 2025, when he directly addressed the Jeffrey Epstein scandal, exposing high-profile Democrats while clearing his own name. Speaking alongside Prime Minister Keir Starmer and other officials, Trump declared: “I never went [to Epstein’s island]. And Bill Clinton went there supposedly … Read more
In a move that underscores the continuing polarization of American immigration policy, the House of Representatives has approved sweeping legislation that would fundamentally alter how the federal government responds to crimes committed by undocumented immigrants. The vote, which saw unexpected bipartisan support despite fierce Democratic opposition, signals a new phase in the ongoing national debate … Read more
Washington, D.C. — President Donald Trump reignited his feud with Senator Adam Schiff (D-Calif.) this week, accusing the longtime political rival of committing mortgage fraud tied to a Maryland home he purchased while serving in Congress. Schiff has dismissed the claims as unfounded. Trump’s Accusation In a post on his Truth Social platform, Trump labeled … Read more