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1-in-4 Illegal Immigrants Deported in Trump’s First Week Not From Mexico

Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum announced that the United States repatriated 5,282 migrants to Mexico in the first week following President Donald Trump’s inauguration.

California Man Pleads Guilty to Damaging Firefighting Aircraft With Drone

Peter Tripp Akemann, a 56-year-old California man, has pleaded guilty to federal charges related to a drone crash that damaged a firefighting aircraft earlier this month.

New Mexico Democrat Indicted for Threats Against President Trump

A federal grand jury has indicted Tyler Miles Leveque, of New Mexico, on charges of making interstate threats against President Donald Trump.

Landslide Closes Beach in Southern California

Authorities in Orange County have closed 9th Street Beach following a landslide.

Howard University Professor Killed in D.C. Plane Crash

A tragic midair collision at Reagan National Airport on Wednesday evening claimed the life of 30-year-old Howard University professor Kiah Duggins.

Philadelphia Plane Crash Carrying ‘Pediatric’ Patient

Hundreds of firefighters and first responders rushed to Northeast Philadelphia on Friday evening after a plane carrying six people crashed.

Disney’s New Snow White Trailer Surpasses One Million ‘Dislikes’ on YouTube

Disney’s live-action Snow White remake continues to face significant backlash, as both of its trailers have now surpassed one million dislikes each on YouTube.

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth Announces End of ‘Cultural Awareness Months’ at DOD

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth issued new guidance on Friday ending the use of official Department of Defense resources for celebrations tied to racial or gender identity awareness months.

Small Plane Crashes in Northeast Philadelphia, Multiple Casualties Reported

A Learjet 55 on a medical assignment crashed in Northeast Philadelphia on Friday evening, erupting into a fiery explosion upon impact, according to officials.

Democrats Spark Concern Over Washington Parental Rights

On Thursday, Democrats in the Washington House of Representatives voted against an amendment that would have required school districts to immediately notify parents if their student is the victim of sexual misconduct by a school employee. Republican Rep. Travis Couture, who proposed the amendment, expressed his outrage on X, stating, “How any sane person could deny my amendment is outrageous.”

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