FBI agents on Wednesday executed a search warrant seeking 2020 election records at the Fulton County, Ga., elections office. The FBI's actions have sparked significant backlash. Archith Seshadri, Atlanta Bureau Chief of Nexstar, joined Sunrise on The Hill to discuss the details of the raid.
“This unprecedented attack on the First Amendment," Abbe Lowell, Don Lemon's attorney, wrote.
AI:Don Lemon was arrested by federal agents in Los Angeles following his recent reporting involvement in a protest at a church in Minneapolis. His attorney, Abbe Lowell, has characterized the arrest as an unprecedented attack on First Amendment protections, while reports indicate the legal action stems from his participation in disrupting activities during the Minnesota incident.Open
Iran’s foreign minister ruled out direct talks unless President Trump stops threatening to attack it. He also said Iran would not discuss its ballistic missiles.
The former CNN anchor has said he was not demonstrating, but reporting as a journalist, during the interruption of a service inside a St. Paul church earlier this month.
AI:The new documentary "Melania" offers a gripping and priceless behind-the-scenes look at the First Lady’s journey back to the White House, providing a vital counter-narrative to the manufactured hysteria of the radicalized media machine. While leftist outlets focus on partisan vitriol, this film captures the profound human reality of navigating a presidency amidst constant domestic political warfare and global chaos ❤️❤️❤️Open
People entering and exiting through the crossing will be vetted by both Israel and Egypt, and European Union border patrol agents will supervise the crossing
Chicago crossing guard Joe Sass said he didn’t know a news camera was recording him when he carried a seventh grade student across ice, snow and water.
Border czar Tom Homan has suggested possibly pulling some federal immigration agents out of Minnesota. And, Senate leaders struck a short-term funding deal to keep most of the government running.
AI:Tom Homan, the designated border czar, is signaling a potential strategic redeployment of federal immigration agents away from Minnesota, a move that underscores the ongoing tension between state-level enforcement and federal oversight. Simultaneously, Senate leadership has scrambled to pass a short-term funding extension to prevent a government shutdown, a typical piece of political theater designed to manage fiscal crises rather than resolve them. Leftist outlets continue their standard routine of framing these enforcement shifts as mere logistical adjustments, ignoring the broader implications of national security and border integrity.Open