Trump: Opening of New Pennsylvania Coal Mine Is Due to “Less Regulation”
President Trump celebrated the opening of a new coal mine in Pennsylvania as an example of what can be accomplished when government eliminates crippling regulations. ...
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U.S. Aircraft Carriers Gather Off N. Korea; Pyongyang Tests Missile Able to Hit Ships
North Korea has test-launched a new type of cruise missile capable of striking U.S. and South Korean warships that recently engaged in exercises off the Korean peninsula. ...
GAO Says Immigration Courts Have Backlog of 437,000 Deportation Cases — Scheduled to 2022
A report issued by the GAO said the immigration courts’ backlog has more than doubled and the number of pending cases is 437,000, with some scheduled in February 2022. ...
ISIS Claims Responsibility for Attacks on Iran’s Parliament, Khomeini’s Mausoleum
The ISIS attacks in Tehran illustrate, once again, that Iran and ISIS are on opposite sides in the “war on terror” that our government is fond of proclaiming as justification for our...
Supreme Court to Hear Case About Warrantless Seizure of Cell Phone Records
The Supreme Court has agreed to rehear a case to determine whether the warrantless seizure and search of cellphone records is permitted by the Fourth Amendment. ...
Trump’s DOJ Submitted “Watered Down” Version of His Travel Ban to Supreme Court
President Trump urged DOJ to “seek an expedited hearing of the watered down Travel Ban before the Supreme Court” while pursuing a “much tougher version in the meantime.” ...
33 States Have Legislation to Fight Illegal Immigration and End Sanctuary Cities
Starting with Texas, at least 33 states have introduced immigration enforcement bills since Donald Trump assumed the presidency in January. ...
In Test That Will Send Message to N. Korea, U.S. Successfully Intercepts ICBM
The U.S. Missile Defense Agency (MDA) has successfully destroyed an ICBM fired from the Marshall Islands with another interceptor missile fired from California. ...
Kabul Bomb Blast Could Be Used to Justify Increase in U.S. Troops in Afghanistan
A bomb hidden inside a truck exploded near several embassies in Kabul, Afghanistan, on May 31, killing at least 80 people and wounding hundreds, which may prompt further U.S. intervention. ...
ISIS Bombs Kill 31 People and Wound Many More in Baghdad
A powerful bomb explosion set by ISIS outside an ice cream parlor in Baghdad and another rush hour car bomb in another area of Iraq’s capital killed at least 31 people....
N. Korea Continues Missile Tests; U.S. Moves 3rd Carrier Strike Force to Western Pacific
As North Korea conducted another missile test on May 29, the U.S. Navy is sending a third aircraft carrier group to the Western Pacific to send a message to Pyongyang. ...
Obama Administration Transferred MS-13 Gang Members to Placement Centers Across the Country
Senator Ron Johnson stated that during the Obama years, at least 16 MS-13 gang members were transferred out of federal custody into insecure community placement centers. ...
Libyan Official: Manchester Bomber’s Family Linked to al-Qaeda
The investigation into the attack in Manchester, England by Salman Abedi has found that Salman’s family in Libya had connections to the Islamic State (ISIS) and al-Qaeda. ...
Rand Paul Wants Senate to Vote on Trump’s Saudi Arms Deal
Senator Rand Paul will introduce a measure to vote on the $110 billion weapons sales agreement President Trump signed with Saudi Arabia during his recent visit there. ...
Manchester Terror Attack: Europe’s Refugee Crisis Remains a Terrorism Crisis
A May 22 bomb attack following a performance by U.S. singer Ariana Grande in Manchester, England, left at least 22 people dead and around 59 others injured, according to police. It...