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Mexican Senate Floats Taking Part of U.S.

The President of the Mexican Senate, Senator Gerardo Fernández Noroña, suggested that the country attempt to take a portion of the United States amid the ongoing Los Angeles riots.

New Tech Allows DHS to ‘See’ Through Walls

The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) is testing a technology utilizing radar to "see" through walls."

Authorities Thwart ‘ISIS-Inspired’ Shooting

A Pakistani man residing in Canada plotted to conduct an "ISIS-inspired mass shooting" in New York City, the Justice Department announced.

Texas to Deploy National Guard Amid Anticipated Protests

Governor Greg Abbott (R-TX) announced that he will deploy the Texas National Guard across the state in anticipation of immigration demonstrations.

Major Christian Denomination Demands End to Same-Sex Marriage

The Southern Baptist Convention voted this week in favor of a resolution urging the Supreme Court to revisit the decision labeling same-sex marriage a federal right.

House Passes Bill Repealing Noncitizen Voting in D.C.

The House of Representatives passed a bill prohibiting noncitizens from voting in Washington, D.C.'s local elections.

Court Allows Trump Tariffs to Continue

A federal appeals court ruled that President Donald Trump's tariffs could remain in effect as lawsuits on the matter continue.

Anti-ICE Protesters Arrested After Breaking Curfew

Nearly 200 anti-ICE protesters were arrested by the Los Angeles Police Department after breaking the city's curfew.

Trump Reaches Trade Deal with China

President Donald Trump announced that the United States and China have reached a trade deal that now awaits final approval from him and Chinese President Xi Jinping.

SNAP waivers controversy: Soros‑Backed Group Fuels Food Stamp Fear-Mongering

More than 3.1 million jobless adults without disabilities or dependents rely on SNAP waivers, and the Soros-funded Center for Budget and Policy Priorities (CBPP) just sparked a new controversy.

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