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Florida Universities Partner with ICE

Several universities in Florida have announced partnerships with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) to carry out immigration enforcement efforts on campus.

Tennessee Legislature Passes Bill to Hold Child Predators Accountable

In a strong move to protect children and hold predators accountable, the Tennessee General Assembly passed House Bill 973 on April 10, extending the statute of limitations for child sexual abuse crimes.

Former Mexican Governor Deported After Serving U.S. Prison Sentence

Federal agents have deported former Tamaulipas Governor Tomas de Jesus Yarrington Ruvalcaba back to Mexico.

Florida Woman Arrested for Embezzling Over Half a Million from Local Church

A Florida woman entrusted with managing church finances is now facing serious criminal charges after allegedly stealing more than half a million dollars from a Nassau County congregation.

Sen. Cory Booker Doesn’t Rule Out 2028 Presidential Run Rumors

On Sunday’s episode of NBC’s Meet the Press, Democratic Senator Cory Booker of New Jersey refused to rule out a potential 2028 presidential bid, while delivering a familiar slate of progressive rhetoric on economic and healthcare issues.

Nvidia to Produce AI Supercomputers in U.S.

Technology company Nvidia announced that it is developing AI supercomputers and Blackwell chips entirely in the United States.

Mike Johnson Slams Plan to Raise Taxes on the Rich

​House Speaker Mike Johnson has expressed opposition to the idea of raising the top tax rate on high-income earners, despite reports that some Republicans are considering such a measure to fund President Trump's proposed agenda.

50,000 Illegal Voters? Arizona’s Bold Move Shakes Election System

Arizona is moving to verify and potentially remove up to 50,000 "federal-only" voters from its voter rolls following legal action initiated by America First Legal (AFL).

Modelo Execs Blame Trump’s Immigration Crackdown for Falling Sales

Constellation Brands, the U.S. distributor of Modelo Especial, is blaming President Donald Trump’s crackdown on illegal immigration for declining beer sales.

Russia Strikes on Palm Sunday: Deadliest Attack in 2025

On Sunday April 13, Russian ballistic missiles struck the city center of Sumy, Ukraine, during Palm Sunday celebrations, resulting in at least 34 civilian deaths and injuring 117 others, including children.

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