‘Fox News @ Night’ panelists Lydia Moynihan and Xaviaer DuRousseau react to a narrative-driven interview with Walmart CEO and extreme rhetoric against Republicans and I.C.E. agents on ‘Fox News @ Night.’
Fox News: James Carville calls for public shaming of Trump ‘collaborators’ [Video]
Pardon follows months of efforts by Changpeng Zhao to boost the Trump crypto company
President Trump has pardoned Changpeng Zhao, the convicted founder of the crypto exchange Binance, following months of efforts by Zhao to boost the Trump family’s own crypto company.
During a bilateral meeting with NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte in the Oval Office today, Donald Trump claims he is justified in his military strikes on alleged drug boats because of “national security.” He makes up a random statistic that 300,000 Americans died last year to illicit drugs.
‘We Have Legal Authority’: Trump Tests The Limits Of His Lawlessness, Uses ‘National Security’ As An Excuse To Do Whatever He Wants
During a bilateral meeting with NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte in the Oval Office today, Donald Trump claims he is justified in his military strikes on alleged drug boats because of “national security.” He makes up a random statistic that 300,000 Americans died last year to illicit drugs.
ICE officials only later found out that some recruits had failed drug testing or had disqualifying criminal backgrounds, according to a report.
Immigration and Customs Enforcement has allowed some recruits who haven’t been fully vetted into its training program as it tries to boost hires.
The Department of Homeland Security outfit later found out that recruits in training had either failed drug tests, had criminal histories preventing them from joining, or didn’t meet physical fitness or academic criteria, one current and two former DHS officials told NBC News.
One recruit at the ICE training facility in Brunswick, Georgia, the current DHS official said, had been charged with strong-arm robbery and battery over a domestic violence incident.
ICE Barbie’s DHS Trained Criminals to Be Agents
ICE officials only later found out that some recruits had failed drug testing or had disqualifying criminal backgrounds, according to a report.
During a press conference today, House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) claims Trump and the White House are “bent over backwards” trying to find money to keep government funded amid the ongoing shutdown. Meanwhile, Trump easily finds $40 billion to bail out Argentina.
‘We’re Running Out Of Resources’: Mike Johnson Lies For His Master, Claims Trump Is ‘Bent Over Backwards’ Finding Money To Keep Government Funded [Video]
First came the gilding of the Oval Office. Then came the flagpoles, both massive. Then the stone tile and food-court umbrellas over the Rose Garden. And then gold accents joined the Cabinet Room. And the art got swapped out, even putting Barack Obama and George W. Bush out of public view. The tile in the Lincoln Bedroom’s bathroom got exchanged for marble. The same happened with the breezeway leading into the Rose Garden. And the West Colonnade got its own upgrade, complete with an insult for former President Joe Biden.
And now come the bulldozers, the water cannons, and the construction walls to block views of the massive demolition of the White House’s East Wing, the latest manifestation of President Donald Trump’s effort to leave his mark on one of America’s most iconic buildings. By the weekend, the East Wing will be rubble, the latest D.C. institution to be smashed by Trumpism.
A Eulogy For the White House’s East Wing
Where guests from around the world previously enjoyed state dinners now stands piles of debris.
During his remarks in the Oval Office, Trump dodged a question after a reporter called out his destruction of the economy. Trump stated, “I’ll let Kevin speak about that.”
‘I’ll Let Kevin Speak About That’: Trump Panics, Dodges Question After Reporter Calls Out His Destruction Of The Economy
During his remarks in the Oval Office, Trump dodged a question after a reporter called out his destruction of the economy. Trump stated, “I’ll let Kevin speak about that.”
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents detained a Texas father whose green card was revoked due to charges from when he was a teenager, his lawyers and wife told Newsweek.
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Roman Surovtsev, now 41 years old, immigrated to the United States from the Soviet Union when he was 4 years old. When he was a teenager, his green card was revoked after he pleaded guilty to charges including carjacking and burglary, NPR reported.
But he was not deported after his prison sentence. Surovtsev is technically stateless, as neither Russia nor Ukraine, the two countries to which the U.S. government initially sought to deport him, has been able to prove him as a citizen, his lawyers Eric Lee and Christopher Godshall-Bennett told Newsweek.
“The Trump administration is trying to send him to a country where he will be drafted into the army and sent to front, where there is a very, very high likelihood of death,” Lee said. “This is somebody that has lived in the United States since he was a child. Yes, he’s made mistakes. He’s paid the price through the criminal process, but he has two young U.S. citizen daughters, a U.S. citizen wife He’s got a job and reformed himself. There’s absolutely no reason why he’s being detained.”
ICE detains dad after green card was revoked due to teenage crime—Lawyer
Roman Surovtsev, who immigrated to the U.S. from the Soviet Union when he was 4, has been held in ICE custody since August.
He’s not deportable — neither Russia nor Ukraine will accept him as their citizen — and he’s kept his nose clean for over 20 years. He also has 3 family members (wife, 2 daughters) who are U.S. citizens.
Sometimes people deserve a second chance, and he’s done well. Let him stay!
The president has called for indictments of some of his political enemies.
Fear is spreading among some who’ve run afoul of President Donald Trump.
A foreboding that grew out of Trump’s election victory last November has deepened, several people told NBC News, after the Justice Department secured indictments against two public figures who’ve long been in his crosshairs: New York Attorney General Letitia James and former FBI Director James Comey.
Some said they worry that the Trump administration will target them for prosecution, draining their life savings and potentially landing them in jail. In a time of heightened political violence, others said they fear that the president’s most zealous followers may try to do them harm.
Some Trump critics fear they could be the president’s next target for prosecution
The president has called for indictments of some of his political enemies.
