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As New York City prepares to host millions of visitors for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, Mayor Zohran Mamdani is pushing a bold — and expensive — idea: suspend bus fares across the five boroughs for the duration of the tournament. Read More

Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is once again stirring controversy—this time by questioning the foundations of Western culture and calling for a reimagined alliance between the United States and Europe. Her remarks, which framed Western identity as fragile and “whiteness” as imaginary, have sparked debate about America’s heritage, shared values, and the future of its global partnerships. Read More

A new inspector general report raises serious concerns about how the Biden administration handled a massive contract tied to the 2021 surge of unaccompanied migrant children. According to the findings, federal procurement rules were bypassed, costs far exceeded estimates, and a nonprofit led by a former Biden official received a lucrative sole-source deal without full competition. Read More

Mexican drug cartels escalated their bold tactics this week by breaching American airspace with drones near El Paso, Texas. While the threat was swiftly neutralized by the U.S. military, the incident highlights a sobering reality: our southern border is not secure, and criminal organizations are growing more sophisticated by the day. Read More

A federal judge dealt a major blow to California’s attempt to dictate how federal immigration officers do their jobs, blocking a state law that would have forced ICE agents to operate without discretion on whether to wear facial coverings. The move upholds the constitutional principle that states can’t pick and choose how federal officers perform their duties, a key victory for the rule of law and federal supremacy. Read More

This year’s Super Bowl halftime show sparked widespread backlash, not because of who criticized it, but because millions of viewers felt it no longer reflected the unifying, all-American spirit traditionally associated with the event. What was once a shared national moment instead became another flashpoint in the culture wars. Read More

A nationwide Department of Transportation enforcement operation has removed hundreds of illegal and English-illiterate truck drivers from America’s highways, exposing serious safety risks tied to lax border enforcement and weak oversight of commercial driver licensing. Read More

Federal immigration officials are beginning to reduce their footprint in Minnesota after what border czar Tom Homan described as unprecedented cooperation from local and state law enforcement. The announcement signals progress in restoring law and order through coordination rather than conflict, while reaffirming that immigration enforcement remains firm, targeted, and focused on public safety. Read More

Hundreds of anti-ICE protesters brought parts of Portland to a standstill Sunday, shutting down streets and marching on a federal immigration facility in yet another show of defiance against law enforcement and the rule of law. Read More

In yet another display of misplaced outrage, a group of agitators swarmed a California restaurant Sunday evening after falsely identifying federal officers as immigration enforcement agents. Read More

Senate Democrats, led by Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, followed through on their threat to block a massive government funding package — and in a surprising twist, seven Republican senators broke ranks to help derail the legislation. Read More

A conservative medical watchdog group has publicly challenged a cornerstone study that has been widely cited to support diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) policies in health care, calling it scientifically unsound and fundamentally flawed. Read More

Federal authorities took Nekima Levy Armstrong into custody this week for her alleged role in orchestrating a disruptive protest inside a St. Paul church — an act that violated both the sanctity of worship and federal law. Read More

Nekima Levy Armstrong — a vocal civil‑rights lawyer and activist who helped spearhead last weekend’s disruption of a church service in St. Paul to protest federal immigration enforcement — received more than $1 million in compensation during her tenure leading a Minneapolis‑area nonprofit. Read More

President Donald Trump’s endorsement of Rep. Julia Letlow has dramatically reshaped the Republican Senate primary in Louisiana, setting up a high‑stakes contest against incumbent Sen. Bill Cassidy. Read More