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D.C. National Guard shooter came to the United States under Biden refugee program
The Washington D.C. shooting that rocked the nation this week is especially horrifying, given that the alleged shooter, an Afghan…
Trump administration will let Haitian migrants' protected status expire in February 2026
The administration of President Donald Trump is planning to let the protected status of Haitian migrants expire in February 2026.…
Supreme Court declines to let Trump fire top copyright official, for now
The Supreme Court has postponed its decision on whether President Trump can fire the top copyright official in the United…
Jenny McCarthy, 53, shares harrowing health ordeal, details multiple surgeries
Jenny McCarthy's shocking health battle is a wake-up call about the risks of medical procedures gone wrong. The 53-year-old actress…
Trump administration halts Afghan immigration in wake of DC shooting
Brace yourselves, folks -- Washington, D.C., just became the latest stage for a shocking crime that’s forced the Trump administration…
Sometimes-controversial golf legend Fuzzy Zoeller dies at 74
Golf icon Fuzzy Zoeller, a two-time major champion, has passed away at 74, leaving behind a legacy both brilliant and…
Trump faces backlash over alleged DC shooter's asylum approval
A stunning shooting near the White House by an Afghan national has unleashed a firestorm over how refugees are vetted…
Japan's supreme court addressing challenges to law barring same-sex marriage
The top court of a major U.S. ally in Asia has the opportunity to issue a highly conservative ruling on…
Trump administration ends special 'Temporary Protected Status' for Haitian migrants
For more than a decade, hundreds of thousands of foreign nationals from Haiti have been able to claim Temporary Protected…
DANIEL VAUGHAN: Biden's Immigration Horrors Keep Coming Back Up
With each passing month, we get another reminder of how bad the Biden administration's immigration policy was at every turn.…
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