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Ken Paxton Targets Visa Fraud Schemes

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is investigating the abuse of the H-1B visa program following Governor Greg Abbott's (R) call to pause the program.

Viral Somali Activist Arrested in Minneapolis Crackdown

Federal authorities arrested a Somali American woman known online for the phrase bananas and rice as part of a broader enforcement operation targeting riot activity in Minneapolis.

RPG Attack Caught on Video as Mayor Escapes Assassination

An apparent RPG attack on a Filipino mayor’s convoy unfolded in broad daylight Sunday, leaving the mayor unharmed and triggering a deadly manhunt in the southern Philippines.

Federal Education Dept. Slams California’s Gender Secrecy Policies in Schools

Federal officials say California’s gender secrecy school policies violate federal law by withholding student gender information from parents.

Florida AG Suspends Nurse’s License After She Wished Harm on Karoline Leavitt

Florida AG suspends nurse’s license after a viral video wished a serious childbirth injury on White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt.

Trump Approval Holds at 44% as New Poll Highlights Economic Concern

A new poll shows President Trump’s approval rating at 44% as 2026 begins, with voter concerns about the economy shaping public opinion.

Walmart CEO Doug McMillon Retires as Retail Giant Attracts Wealthier Shoppers

Walmart’s CEO Doug McMillon is retiring as the retailer attracts more higher-income shoppers amid inflation and evolving consumer habits.

Education Department Finds University of Minnesota Guilty of Racial Discrimination

The Education Department ruled the University of Minnesota discriminated against white and Asian students in a race-based program.

Texas AG Cracks Down on Schools Tied to Islamic Games

The Texas Attorney General’s office announced Wednesday that it has opened an investigation into two public school districts for their roles in hosting events tied to the Islamic Games of North America.

New York on Verge of Congressional Collapse

New York could be on track to lose two seats in the U.S. House of Representatives after the 2030 census as its population growth lags behind faster-growing states.

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