AMERICANGREATNESS (Rhett Wagner) - The Fall of California
As companies and individuals continue to relocate, California's economic future becomes increasingly less certain. Source
As companies and individuals continue to relocate, California's economic future becomes increasingly less certain. Source
The unanimous decision by a three-judge panel strikes down a DHS policy.
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers continue to expand operations through partnerships with state and local agencies nationwide without incident.
The lawsuit was initiated in April 2026. It alleged that the center, which has operated for nearly 20 years, was actively helping people from foreign countries evade federal immigration rules to give birth on U.S. soil.
The ruling allows migrants to contest deportations to countries other than their place of origin. The case could head to the Supreme Court.
By Monica Showalter An unprecedented disaster for California the day they pull out.
Use of tuition aid, free school lunch programs and more could be grounds for denying applications for legal permanent residency under a new rule. States and cities are suing.
The Spanish North African exclave of Ceuta endured another chaotic night into early morning after an avalanche of invading migrants still in the city rushed a new “temporary” seaside shelter. Reported by: Cherry Meigh TimbolNews [...]
As the Alternative for Germany party seeks to control a state government for the first time, its push for “patriotic” art has drawn comparisons with Nazi policies.
The U.S. Department of the Interior shared video of thousands of tree swallows lifting off in unison at a federal wildlife refuge north of Boston, a spectacle the agency compared to a tornado. The footage, posted Tuesday, captures what the department called a "birdnado" at the Parker River National Wildlife Refuge Complex in Newburyport, Massachusetts. […] The post Thousands of tree swallows create a "birdnado" at Massachusetts wildlife refuge appeared first on American Almanac .
The U.S. Department of the Interior shared video of thousands of tree swallows lifting off in unison at a federal wildlife refuge north of Boston, a spectacle the agency compared to a tornado. The footage, posted Tuesday, captures what the department called a "birdnado" at the Parker River National Wildlife Refuge Complex in Newburyport, Massachusetts. Massive flocks of tree swallows swirl skyward from the refuge's marshlands during their annual fall migration, creating a dense, twisting column of birds that looks more like a weather event than a wildlife one. The refuge sits on the North Shore of Massachusetts, about 35 miles north of Boston off the Plum Island Turnpike. Its more than 4,700 acres of wetlands, beaches, dunes, forests,…Open