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Local officials nationwide were baffled to find themselves listed by the Trump administration's Department of Homeland Security as sanctuary cities potentially "defying federal immigration law."

Marches to promote remigration have been held in numerous capitals across Europe. In the UK, the Homeland Party has adopted it as one of its core policies

Todd Chrisley, the former reality TV star recently pardoned by President Trump, announced his return to television just days after being released from prison.

A Republican senator thanked Elon Musk for stopping "300-year-olds" from receiving Social Security due to his role with the Department of Government Efficiency.

The White House denounced the panel that blocked Trump's sweeping tariffs, accusing the "activist judges" of "inserting themselves" where they don't belong.

The White House defended HHS Secretary RFK Jr. amid scrutiny of the administration's MAHA Commission report, which was found to cite studies that do not exist.

The Trump administration's new "free speech" policy will target, in part, any visa holder who is critical of Israel.

Deputy FBI Director Dan Bongino rambled during a Fox News interview that the job is not what he thought it would be, adding that a part of him has died after seeing "all this stuff from behind the scenes."

Ted Cruz praised Elon Musk's unpaid stint in the Trump administration and blasted Democrats for attacking the billionaire, saying they should be thanking him instead.

Transportation Sec. Sean Duffy, who first gained national attention as a "Real World: Boston" cast member, said liberals should clean the subways if they want more people to use them.

A town hall audience in Nebraska erupted in boos Tuesday night after a Republican senator admitted he did not know about a key provision in the "Big, Beautiful Bill."

Rep. Mark Green urged people to listen to president Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin as tensions escalate amid the ongoing Russia-Ukraine talks.

Linda McMahon suggested university research and funding should align with Trump's political agenda, but critics warn the stance threatens academic freedom.

Education Secretary Linda McMahon's CNBC response inspired ridicule online as critics dubbed President Donald Trump's cabinet "The I Don't Know Administration."

Education Secretary Linda McMahon said universities can keep federal research funding only if they align with Trump administration goals.

Owners of businesses with the letters "DEI" in their names have voiced their frustrations at becoming swept up in the Trump administration's attacks on diversity, equity and inclusion despite having nothing to do with policies associated with "wokeness".

Members of Congress are reportedly attempting to enter other political offices in order to avoid working in Washington D.C. due to the Trump administration.

U.S. Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth was lambasted for boasting about his patriotic suits after a fashion guru revealed they're made in Thailand.

The Israeli government told local media they rejected a US-brokered ceasefire agreement with Hamas before President Donald Trump could announce the deal.

Jake Wood resigned from the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation, which he helped found along with U.S. and Israeli officials, because of a lack of "humanity, neutrality, impartiality, and independence."

As federal authorities target former Cuban officials for deportation, long-standing protections for the country's migrants face rollback

A federal judge issued a furious 17-page order rejecting a request to deny due process to immigrants from the Trump administration's legal team.

After losing grants and jobs, American researchers are being recruited by Canada, France, and Australia—with promises of support and academic freedom.

"This news raises even more questions, and the corruption concerns are too large to ignore," said Sen. Dick Durbin (D-Ill.), the Senate Judiciary Committee's top Democrat

The Trump administration made the comment while working to deny asylum to a Guatemalan man who survived two homophobic attacks in his home country.

Amid his ongoing battle with Harvard, President Trump claimed he was unaware international students' home countries don't cover their tuition, despite most paying with personal or family funds.

US State Department employees were recently issued a new internal "style guide" banning the term used to describe threats posed by white supremacist groups.

In an attempt to justify his order to ban foreign students and scholars from Harvard, President Trump claimed the prestigious university is offering remedial math classes to international students.

Billionaire-turned-Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick repeatedly claimed Americans aren't feeling the impact of Trump's tariffs until audience members pushed back at an Axios event Wednesday.

As the Trump administration boasts about a "record-breaking surge" in military enlistments, Dr. Oz is advising parents feed children vegetables so they too can be eligible to serve one day.