A protester in Minneapolis who was yelling at federal agents after a deadly ICE‑involved shooting last week ended up on the receiving end of pepper spray.
During a Sunday interview on CNN’s “State of the Union,” host Jake Tapper attempted to challenge Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem.
On ABC’s “This Week” Sunday, Senator Rand Paul of Kentucky made a striking statement about the war powers resolution he and several other GOP senators backed to limit President Donald Trump’s ability to conduct further military strikes on Venezuela.
A senior Iranian regime ideologue publicly declared that the United States’ president should be treated the same way Venezuela’s Nicolás Maduro was during the recent U.S. military operation.
On NBC’s “Meet the Press” Sunday, Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey responded to criticism of his comments about federal immigration enforcement and the ICE-involved shooting that has sparked national controversy.
America is not on the brink of a public safety debate — it is already in the middle of one. Across the nation, the divide over law enforcement has become unmistakably clear.
America rarely announces turning points while they are happening. Most are recognized only in retrospect—when a sentence, a posture, or a decision quietly redraws the map of expectation. President James Monroe did that in 1823. President Donald Trump may be doing it again now.
In a decisive strike against the forces eroding the American Dream, President Donald Trump has announced plans to ban large Wall Street investors from purchasing single-family homes, ensuring that everyday families, especially young ones, can once again afford to own a piece of the nation they love.
In the early hours of January 3, 2026, American forces executed a daring raid deep into Venezuelan territory, capturing the tyrannical socialist leader Nicolás Maduro and his wife, Cilia Flores. This operation, dubbed "Absolute Resolve," involved elite troops breaching Maduro's fortified compound with the aid of spies, drones, and precision strikes from 150 jets launching from 20 airbases.
In the early days of 2026, the world witnessed a dramatic turn in Venezuela's long saga of political turmoil. On January 3, Nicolás Maduro, the embattled leader who had clung to power amid allegations of election fraud, economic collapse, and human rights abuses, was captured in a U.S.-led operation and extradited to face charges of narco-terrorism and drug trafficking in a New York courtroom. Maduro pleaded not guilty, but the event has ignited a firestorm of reactions that expose deep fissures in how we perceive dictatorship, intervention, and justice.
Energy industry advocates are warning that aggressive green energy demands and climate-driven lawsuits are driving up costs for American consumers while weakening U.S. energy independence.
Maine’s federally recognized tribes will gain exclusive control over the state’s online sports betting market under a new law that Governor Janet Mills allowed to take effect without her signature.
Comedian John Mulaney has postponed his Minneapolis tour dates, claiming the city is too unsafe following public unrest surrounding a recent ICE-involved shooting.