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Hawaii Creates ‘Climate Impact’ Tax on Tourists

Hawaii Governor Josh Green, a Democrat, signed a bill that implements a "climate impact" tax on tourists in the state.

Supreme Court Allows Trump to Revoke Migrant Parole Status

The Supreme Court has stayed a lower court ruling that blocked the Trump administration's efforts to remove parole status for immigrants from Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua, and Venezuela.

Govt Employee Attempted to Share Intelligence, ‘Did Not Agree’ with Trump Admin

An IT specialist with the Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA) was arrested after attempting to share classified information with a foreign government.

FBI Forbids Pride Month Activities

FBI leadership sent an email to agents directing them to refrain from engaging in Pride Month activities while on the clock.

State Department Reportedly Planning ‘Office of Remigration’

The State Department has sent a plan reorganizing the State Department to Congress in an effort to eliminate bureaucratic bloat.

Democrats Target Elon Musk After DOGE Stint

Democrats are intensifying their scrutiny of Elon Musk following his departure from the Trump administration's Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE).

Nashville Mayor Doxxes ICE Agents, Sparks National Outrage

Nashville Mayor Freddie O’Connell has come under fire after his office released the names of federal Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents, a move critics say endangers law enforcement and aids criminal gangs.

China ‘Totally Violated’ Tariff Agreement, Trump Says

President Donald Trump said that China has "totally violated" its tariff agreement with the United States.

Left-Wing Groups Rally Behind DC Diplomat Killer

A coalition of radical left-wing groups, including organizations with ties to prominent Democratic figures and donors, has publicly endorsed Elias Rodriguez, the Chicago man who confessed to murdering two Israeli diplomats, Sarah Milgrim and Yaron Lischinsky, outside the Capital Jewish Museum in Washington, D.C.

Trump Pardons Army Officer Targeted by Biden’s Covid Mandates

President Donald Trump has issued a pardon for former Army Lt. Mark Bashaw, who faced a court-martial and a criminal conviction after refusing to comply with Biden-era Covid mandates. Bashaw’s refusal to take the Covid-19 vaccine, wear a mask indoors, or submit to routine testing led to his prosecution under the military’s strict vaccine requirements implemented by then-Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin in 2021. Bashaw, the first service member to stand trial over the rules, was convicted in 2022 but avoided jail time.

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