The Supreme Court on Wednesday morning will consider the Trump administration's efforts to curtail the Temporary Protective Status (TPS) program — which offers protections against deportation for noncitizens who cannot safely return to their home countries for a variety of reasons. President Trump, as part of his immigration crackdown, is looking to terminate TPS for 13 out of 17 designated countries, arguing they no longer meet the criteria for the protections. The oral arguments on Wednesday will focus primarily on the removal of Haiti and Syria from the program. #scotus #tps #trump
Judge Andrew Napolitano joined “Wake Up America” to break down the indictment against former FBI Director James Comey, calling it “frivolous” and unlikely to ever reach a jury.
Bryan Fair, CEO of the Southern Poverty Law Center is being asked to testify on a number of concerns about the organization's practices, including allegations it funneled money to extremist groups.
The United Arab Emirates (UAE) will leave OPEC, the country’s government said on Tuesday. The country will officially exit OPEC and its broader OPEC+ association on May 1, following the government’s internal review of its production policy, according to UAE state media, WAM. #OPEC #Gasprices #UAE
On Katie Pavlich Tonight, Katie reports from the inside as she recounts the harrowing moments she experienced firsthand while in the room during the White House Correspondents' Dinner. As the dust settles 48 hours later, we break down what really happened versus the narratives being pushed; the left is already claiming the event was staged, while the White House Press Secretary is pointing the finger at a "left-wing cult of hatred." Bill O’Reilly joins us to help cut through the noise and analyze the national fallout. We also examine the investigation into suspect Cole Allen, whose chilling manifesto detailed a deep-seated "rage" against the administration, and discuss First Lady Melania Trump’s direct rebuke of Jimmy Kimmel, calling…
On this episode of "On Balance," Leland Vittert examines the number of sad truths in the wake of the White House Correspondents' Dinner shooting. This comes as the rhetoric from both sides of the aisle has gotten out of control. Mike Nellis, former senior adviser to the Kamala Harris campaign, weighs in on Saturday's incident and explains why he won't be lectured by Republicans about political violence and rhetoric. Plus, as these events unfolded, the Iranians have come crawling back to the table asking for a deal after Trump abruptly canceled the U.S. delegation's trip to Pakistan this weekend. Brig. Gen. John Teichert and policy analyst Michael O'Hanlon break down the current state of the war and where negotiations are. Finally,…
On Monday’s episode of “Elizabeth Vargas Reports”: 31-year-old Cole Tomas Allen is arraigned on three federal charges, including attempted assassination of President Trump. What might have been the motivation behind his alleged attack at the White House Correspondents’ Dinner? And what about security at the high-profile event? Two retired Secret Service agents share their thoughts with Vargas. Plus, negotiations with Iran hit a stalemate, with the Islamic regime's latest proposal a no-go for the U.S. All this, as Iran's foreign minister flies to Russia for a sit-down with President Putin. Anchor Elizabeth Vargas delivers the biggest stories, without bias or opinion. Watch "Elizabeth Vargas Reports" every weeknight at 7p/6C on…
