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Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey publicly acknowledged that fraud involving taxpayer-funded programs in Minnesota is “very real” during a nationally televised appearance, even as Democratic officials increasingly pivot toward claims of harassment rather than accountability for one of the largest welfare fraud scandals in U.S. history. Frey made the admission

White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt faced a firestorm of criticism this week after forcefully defending an Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officer who fatally shot a woman in Minneapolis during an enforcement action. The remarks came amid escalating national debates over law enforcement authority and federal immigration operations. On

A Ford Motor Co. employee was suspended this week after hurling an inflammatory accusation at President Donald Trump during the president’s visit to a major manufacturing facility in Dearborn, Michigan—an outburst caught on video and quickly amplified across social media. The worker, identified by multiple outlets as 40-year-old

A sitting Somali lawmaker is leveling explosive accusations against his own government, calling it a global “fraud pipeline” just as President Donald Trump’s administration moves to terminate Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for thousands of Somali nationals living in the United States. Dr. Abdillahi Hashi Abib, a member of Somalia’

A New York City Council employee was taken into federal custody Monday during a routine immigration check-in on Long Island, sparking outrage from Democratic city officials and exposing fresh tensions between local leaders and federal immigration enforcement under President Donald Trump’s administration. According to city officials, the council staffer—

The U.S. Supreme Court delivered a significant victory for election integrity advocates on Wednesday, reviving a Republican congressman’s legal challenge to an Illinois absentee ballot law and affirming that candidates have the right to question how votes are counted in their own races. In a 7–2 decision,

House Republicans scored a decisive victory this week as the chamber voted to roll back Biden-era restrictions on household showerheads, a move conservatives framed as a long-overdue stand for consumer freedom and against federal micromanagement. The House passed the measure 226–197 on Tuesday, with 11 Democrats joining Republicans to

The House of Representatives moved last week to accelerate America’s artificial intelligence buildout, passing legislation designed to fast-track federal permits for critical AI infrastructure projects—an effort supporters say is essential to keeping the United States ahead of China. The measure, known as the SPEED Act, cleared the House

New York City’s newly sworn-in mayor is already facing political blowback as transit fares climbed this week—despite his high-profile campaign pledge to make city buses free for all residents. Transit riders across the city began paying higher fares after the Metropolitan Transportation Authority enacted a long-scheduled increase, raising

Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson used Tuesday’s Supreme Court oral arguments to once again remind observers why her confirmation hearings raised so many red flags. This time, however, the issue wasn’t biology. It was basic constitutional law. During arguments in Little v. Hecox — a closely watched case testing Idaho’