Trump warns Supreme Court ruling on tariffs threatens US security
United States President Donald Trump has cautioned that a Supreme Court decision limiting his tariff authority would endanger national security. […]
United States President Donald Trump has cautioned that a Supreme Court decision limiting his tariff authority would endanger national security. […]
The US plans to require social media accounts, biometric data, and personal information from all tourists, sparking concerns about privacy and free speech.
Donald Trump bashes European leaders in a sit down interview with Politico calling some of them ‘stupid’ and ‘weak’.
Video from 2016 has resurfaced showing Pete Hegseth once warned soldiers to reject unlawful orders from Donald Trump, remarks now contradicting his current stance against lawmakers giving similar advice.
Piers Morgan and Nick Fuentes disagree on whether or not they want to hand out tampons to women.
🚨 FORMER SOMALIA PM: Rep. Ilhan Omar doesn’t represent the interests of Minnesota or Americans. Her interests are the SOMALIAN
Erika Kirk’s public praise and apparent closeness to JD Vance has sparked online speculation amid rumors of tension in the Vances’ marriage.
US lawmakers have asked Google and Apple to explain what measures they are taking to remove mobile apps that allow users to track federal immigration officers. In letters to Sundar Pichai and Tim Cook, the House homeland security committee cited ICEBlock, saying such apps risk “jeopardising the safety of DHS personnel.” Legislators requested a briefing by December 12 and urged the companies to prevent tools that could obstruct lawful immigration enforcement.
The committee stressed that protected speech does not include advocacy that incites imminent unlawful action. Google and Apple did not respond to Reuters’ queries. Lawmakers raised concerns after reports that users anonymously tracked ICE and CBP agents. Both companies previously removed ICEBlock and similar apps for policy violations. Attorney general Pam Bondi said the tools “put ICE agents at risk,” while Apple cited rules against harmful content.
The US plans to widen its travel ban to over 30 countries following a fatal shooting, with officials citing vetting and national security concerns.
Investigators say Minnesota fraud schemes in the Somali community diverted over $1 billion, including $250 million from a charity meant to feed children, with evidence described as overwhelming.