The Biden administration on Tuesday defended its push to deport fewer illegal immigrants before the Supreme Court. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas announced in September 2021 new priorities for deportations that limited illegal migrant apprehensions and removals to risks to national security, public safety and border…
Read More Biden Admin Makes The Case For Deporting Fewer Illegals To The Supreme Court
A new survey of likely voters in Georgia’s Senate runoff election reveals that Democratic Sen. Raphael Warnock and Republican ex-athlete Herschel Walker are statistically tied, showing little movement from the Nov. 8 general election ahead of the runoff election day. The survey, conducted by a…
Read More Polling Shows Walker And Warnock Tied In Georgia Senate Runoff
Republican senators who, in the past, have worked with Democrats on gun control told the Daily Caller News Foundation they will not support new attempts to pass a more far-reaching firearm ban in the lame-duck session of the 117th Congress, following a mass shooting in…
Read More GOP Senators Who Passed Major Gun Control Law Say They Won’t Back ‘Assault Weapons’ Ban
High-end fashion brand Balenciaga took responsibility for recent ads that critics said sexualized children in a statement Monday. A recent Balenciaga ad featured photographs of children who appeared to be under five-years-old holding teddy bears in BDSM-inspired outfits, and another featured references to child pornography.…
Read More Balenciaga Takes Responsibility For Ads Featuring BDSM-Themed Toys, Child Porn References
The U.S. may send small precision bombs fitted onto rockets with a range long enough to reach targets far inside Russian lines as defense leaders scramble for options outside of shrinking U.S. weapons inventories, Reuters reported. The Pentagon is entertaining a Boeing proposal to produce…
Read More Report: US Considers Sending Long-Range Weapons To Ukraine As Stockpiles Dwindle
Republican politicians have gained Twitter followers in the hundreds of thousands while Democrats saw plummeting followers after billionaire and Tesla founder Elon Musk took over the social media platform, according to The Washington Post. Republicans gained 8,000 followers on average while Democrats lost 4,000 in…
Read More Republicans Rapidly Gain Twitter Followers — And It’s Not Exactly Clear Why
The New York City Fire Department is requiring landlords to put up bulletins warning city residents about deadly electric bike (E-bike) battery fires that have “severely damaged” apartments across the city, according to The New York Post. The warning notice, which must be posted by…
Read More NYC Landlords Warn Residents About Spontaneously Combusting E-Bikes
The Treasury Department on Saturday issued Chevron a new license that would allow the massive oil company to pump oil in Venezuela, easing sanctions on the communist country as the price of gas remains elevated. The license, issued by the Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC),…
Read More Biden Admin ‘Green Lights’ Chevron To Pump Oil In Communist Venezuela
The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) on Friday announced a ban on new imports of Chinese-owned telecommunications equipment, including the equipment suspected of surveilling sensitive U.S. military sites. The new rules, prohibiting U.S. sales and imports of equipment from companies including Huawei and ZTE, are the first…
Read More US Bans Tech To Prevent China From Spying On Military Sites
An immigration attorney on MSNBC claimed the United States is breaking its own laws for not offering asylum to illegal immigrants while discussing the pending end of a Trump-era immigration policy. “There is an American law that allows for asylum. The use of title 42,…
Read More MSNBC Guest Claims Not Offering Asylum To Illegal Immigrants Is Against ‘Law’