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A caravan of roughly 1,200 migrants—mostly from Cuba—is trekking north through southern Mexico, but unlike those in years past, this group isn’t heading for the U.S. border.

A tragedy has shaken Missouri after a Missouri police officer was killed while serving a warrant was identified as Officer Henry Franklin, 41, of the Sikeston Department of Public Safety (SDPS).

During a fiery Senate Judiciary Committee hearing Tuesday, U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi clashed with Sen. Richard Blumenthal, D-Conn., over questions about her former law firm — but it was Blumenthal’s past controversy and lies about military service that quickly took center stage.

The ACLU warns Brown University not to sign Trump’s “Compact for Academic Excellence,” calling it censorship and ideological control.

Hanson rebuts Democrat claims that the economy “sucks” under Trump, pointing to inflation surges and price spikes during the Biden years.

Senator Cruz claims over 50,000 Christians have been killed in Nigeria since 2009 and pushes for sanctions.

Governor Newsom vetoed a bipartisan bill to raise Cal Fire pay, citing budget strain—even as California faces record wildfire costs.

The FAA warns of nationwide flight delays and reroutes as air traffic controller shortages hit major control centers during the shutdown.

Kern High School District passes a 3‑2 resolution barring biological males from girls’ sports, challenging California’s trans athlete law.

Senate Republicans confirmed 107 of President Trump’s nominees using new rules as the government shutdown continues.