The Trump administration launched a series of arcade-style games on the official White House website Thursday to tout its priorities — the latest turn in its aggressive online effort to troll Democrats that has at times surfaced racist and offensive images. CNN's Kit Maher reports.
President Donald Trump on Friday labeled the Iran war “small potatoes,” the latest attempt to minimize a six-month conflict that caused a spike in gas prices and led to the deaths of 18 American service-members.
Inflation beat out wage growth again in August, which feels like 2023.
Trump is attempting to seize control of the midterm elections and limit mail-in voting. Nicolle Wallace calls him out. Joining Deadline White House: Ian Bassin and Rev. Al Sharpton.
Vice President JD Vance links high gas prices to Iranian attacks on commercial shipping and urges the Federal Reserve to lower interest rates as borrowing costs rise. #shorts #foxbusiness
The president ordered his administration to lift Endangered Species Act protections for gray wolves, again wading into a fraught debate between ranchers and conservationists.
Danbury's City Council has voted to allow non-citizen legal residents and DACA illegals to serve as police officers, following recent ICE operations in the area.
Danbury’s City Council has voted to allow non-citizen legal residents and DACA illegals to serve as police officers, following recent ICE operations in the area. PULSE POINTS WHAT HAPPENED: The Danbury, Connecticut City Council approved a measure allowing legal immigrants and Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) recipients to become police officers and wield law enforcement authority over Americans. The ordinance passed with an 18-2 vote, with 17 Democrats and one Republican supporting the change, while two Republican council members opposed it. DETAIL: The decision comes on the heels of recent U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) raids in the area, which resulted in over 60 arrests and sparked outcry from left-wing…Open
The agency’s court filing, which was revealed Thursday, argued that Disney’s lawsuit would obstruct the FCC investigation into the network’s diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) hiring policies.