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Trump to Sign 10 Immigration Executive Orders as Part of 200-Day One Actions
President-elect Donald Trump is set to sign 10 executive orders on immigration immediately after taking office on Monday, including a declaration of a national emergency at the southern border. These orders form part of a larger agenda comprising more than 200 executive actions, a record-setting first-day initiative aimed at implementing key campaign promises. 
President-elect Donald Trump is set to sign 10 executive orders on immigration immediately after taking office on Monday, including a declaration of a national emergency at the southern border. These orders form part of a larger agenda comprising more than 200 executive actions, a record-setting first-day initiative aimed at implementing key campaign promises. -
Santa Ana Winds Return, Heightening Fire Risks in Southern California
Southern California is preparing for another round of fierce Santa Ana winds this week, raising the risk of new wildfires in a region still reeling from devastating blazes that have claimed at least 27 lives and destroyed thousands of homes. The National Weather Service (NWS) has issued a Red Flag Warning from Monday morning through Tuesday evening, signaling a "particularly dangerous situation" for areas already impacted by the Palisades and Eaton fires. 
Southern California is preparing for another round of fierce Santa Ana winds this week, raising the risk of new wildfires in a region still reeling from devastating blazes that have claimed at least 27 lives and destroyed thousands of homes. The National Weather Service (NWS) has issued a Red Flag Warning from Monday morning through Tuesday evening, signaling a "particularly dangerous situation" for areas already impacted by the Palisades and Eaton fires. -
Trump Administration Reevaluates Mass Deportation Raids Following Leak
The Trump administration is reconsidering plans to launch large-scale immigration raids in Chicago next week after details of the operation were leaked, according to incoming "border czar" Tom Homan. The leaked information has prompted a review, raising uncertainty about the timing and execution of the operation, initially planned to coincide with President-elect Donald Trump's inauguration. 
The Trump administration is reconsidering plans to launch large-scale immigration raids in Chicago next week after details of the operation were leaked, according to incoming "border czar" Tom Homan. The leaked information has prompted a review, raising uncertainty about the timing and execution of the operation, initially planned to coincide with President-elect Donald Trump's inauguration. -
Trump’s Border Czar Confirms Mass Immigration Raids to Begin Next Week, Chicago Among Key Targets
President-elect Donald Trump's administration is set to initiate large-scale immigration raids in sanctuary cities, with Chicago expected to be among the first targets. The effort, described as the largest deportation operation in U.S. history, is slated to begin Tuesday, just one day after Trump's inauguration. 
President-elect Donald Trump's administration is set to initiate large-scale immigration raids in sanctuary cities, with Chicago expected to be among the first targets. The effort, described as the largest deportation operation in U.S. history, is slated to begin Tuesday, just one day after Trump's inauguration. -
Trump Warned Against Trusting Putin in Peace Talks: Risks of World War 3 Highlighted by Experts
As President-elect Donald Trump prepares to assume office, former US General Ben Hodges has issued a stark warning against trusting Russian President Vladimir Putin in any peace negotiations over the Ukraine war. Hodges, the former commander of US Army Europe, cautioned that a premature deal with Moscow could embolden Putin, risk further aggression, and even spark a global conflict. 
As President-elect Donald Trump prepares to assume office, former US General Ben Hodges has issued a stark warning against trusting Russian President Vladimir Putin in any peace negotiations over the Ukraine war. Hodges, the former commander of US Army Europe, cautioned that a premature deal with Moscow could embolden Putin, risk further aggression, and even spark a global conflict. -
Severe Weather Forces Trump’s Inauguration Indoors for First Time in 40 Years
President-elect Donald Trump announced Friday that his inauguration will be moved indoors to the U.S. Capitol Rotunda due to dangerously low temperatures predicted for Washington, D.C., on Monday. This marks the first time in 40 years that a U.S. presidential inauguration will take place indoors, a decision last made during Ronald Reagan's second swearing-in ceremony in 1985 when temperatures dipped to perilous levels. 
President-elect Donald Trump announced Friday that his inauguration will be moved indoors to the U.S. Capitol Rotunda due to dangerously low temperatures predicted for Washington, D.C., on Monday. This marks the first time in 40 years that a U.S. presidential inauguration will take place indoors, a decision last made during Ronald Reagan's second swearing-in ceremony in 1985 when temperatures dipped to perilous levels. -
Supreme Court Upholds TikTok Ban, Paving Way for Uncertain Future in the U.S.
The U.S. Supreme Court on Friday upheld a federal law mandating TikTok's Chinese parent company, ByteDance, to divest from the app or face a nationwide ban. The decision, which takes effect on Sunday, solidifies a contentious legal and political battle over the popular platform's presence in the United States, impacting its estimated 170 million American users. 
The U.S. Supreme Court on Friday upheld a federal law mandating TikTok's Chinese parent company, ByteDance, to divest from the app or face a nationwide ban. The decision, which takes effect on Sunday, solidifies a contentious legal and political battle over the popular platform's presence in the United States, impacting its estimated 170 million American users. -
Rudy Giuliani Settles with Georgia Election Workers, Retains Properties and Memorabilia
Rudy Giuliani, the embattled former New York City mayor and ex-attorney to former President Donald Trump, has reached a settlement with two Georgia election workers who successfully sued him for defamation. The resolution allows Giuliani to keep key properties, including his Florida condominium and New York apartment, as well as personal items like World Series rings, in exchange for undisclosed compensation and a commitment not to defame the plaintiffs further. 
Rudy Giuliani, the embattled former New York City mayor and ex-attorney to former President Donald Trump, has reached a settlement with two Georgia election workers who successfully sued him for defamation. The resolution allows Giuliani to keep key properties, including his Florida condominium and New York apartment, as well as personal items like World Series rings, in exchange for undisclosed compensation and a commitment not to defame the plaintiffs further. -
Melania Trump Criticizes Obamas Over 'Challenging' 2017 Transition as Michelle Skips Second Inauguration
As the Trumps prepare to return to the White House, incoming First Lady Melania Trump has taken a pointed jab at the Obamas, accusing the former first family of withholding critical information during Donald Trump's initial transition to the presidency in 2017. Her remarks come as Michelle Obama confirmed she will not attend Donald Trump's second inauguration on January 20, citing her long-standing criticism of the president. 
As the Trumps prepare to return to the White House, incoming First Lady Melania Trump has taken a pointed jab at the Obamas, accusing the former first family of withholding critical information during Donald Trump's initial transition to the presidency in 2017. Her remarks come as Michelle Obama confirmed she will not attend Donald Trump's second inauguration on January 20, citing her long-standing criticism of the president. -
Biden Administration Weighs Delay to TikTok Ban Ahead of Sunday Deadline
The Biden administration is actively exploring measures to ensure that TikTok remains accessible to American users ahead of a scheduled nationwide ban this Sunday. The impending prohibition has raised concerns among policymakers, tech advocates, and millions of app users who rely on the platform for communication and content sharing. 
The Biden administration is actively exploring measures to ensure that TikTok remains accessible to American users ahead of a scheduled nationwide ban this Sunday. The impending prohibition has raised concerns among policymakers, tech advocates, and millions of app users who rely on the platform for communication and content sharing.
