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Trump’s Border Czar Tom Homan Took Cash from Private Prison Giant Now Raking in $130 Million in ICE Contracts
Ethics watchdogs and immigrant rights groups are raising alarms over newly disclosed financial ties between Trump's newly appointed "border czar" Tom Homan and private prison contractor GEO Group, which has secured lucrative government contracts as part of the administration's expanding immigration detention strategy. 
Ethics watchdogs and immigrant rights groups are raising alarms over newly disclosed financial ties between Trump's newly appointed "border czar" Tom Homan and private prison contractor GEO Group, which has secured lucrative government contracts as part of the administration's expanding immigration detention strategy. -
FBI Reopens Probe Into White House Cocaine Discovery Under Biden Administration
The FBI has launched a new investigation into the 2023 discovery of cocaine inside the White House, alongside renewed efforts to identify the source of the 2022 Supreme Court draft leak that preceded the ruling overturning Roe v. Wade, FBI Deputy Director Dan Bongino announced Monday. 
The FBI has launched a new investigation into the 2023 discovery of cocaine inside the White House, alongside renewed efforts to identify the source of the 2022 Supreme Court draft leak that preceded the ruling overturning Roe v. Wade, FBI Deputy Director Dan Bongino announced Monday. -
Kamala Harris Weighs California Governor Run as GOP Sees Opening to Rally Against Her
Vice President Kamala Harris is reportedly considering a run for California governor in 2026, a move that would allow her to bypass a bruising 2028 presidential primary while immediately becoming a front-runner in her home state. Her possible candidacy has already begun reshaping the political landscape in California, drawing early Democratic maneuvering-and Republican enthusiasm. 
Vice President Kamala Harris is reportedly considering a run for California governor in 2026, a move that would allow her to bypass a bruising 2028 presidential primary while immediately becoming a front-runner in her home state. Her possible candidacy has already begun reshaping the political landscape in California, drawing early Democratic maneuvering-and Republican enthusiasm. -
Trump Threatens to Strip Harvard of $3 Billion in Grants, Demands Identities of Foreign Students
President Donald Trump escalated his administration's clash with Harvard University on Monday, demanding the names and nationalities of the school's international students while threatening to divert $3 billion in federal grant funding to trade schools. The move comes days after a federal judge temporarily blocked the administration from stripping the university of its ability to enroll students from overseas. 
President Donald Trump escalated his administration's clash with Harvard University on Monday, demanding the names and nationalities of the school's international students while threatening to divert $3 billion in federal grant funding to trade schools. The move comes days after a federal judge temporarily blocked the administration from stripping the university of its ability to enroll students from overseas. -
Trump Delays 50% EU Tariffs Until July 9 After Von der Leyen Call as Trade Tensions Simmer
President Donald Trump has agreed to delay the implementation of a proposed 50% tariff on European Union goods until July 9, following a direct request from European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen. The announcement, made Sunday on Trump's Truth Social platform, came just two days after he warned that discussions with the 27-nation bloc were "going nowhere." 
President Donald Trump has agreed to delay the implementation of a proposed 50% tariff on European Union goods until July 9, following a direct request from European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen. The announcement, made Sunday on Trump's Truth Social platform, came just two days after he warned that discussions with the 27-nation bloc were "going nowhere." -
Trump Demands Harvard Release Names of International Students as Court Blocks Visa Ban
President Donald Trump escalated his standoff with Harvard University over the school's international student population, demanding the names and nationalities of all non-citizen enrollees, just days after a federal judge temporarily blocked his administration's attempt to revoke the university's ability to host foreign students. 
President Donald Trump escalated his standoff with Harvard University over the school's international student population, demanding the names and nationalities of all non-citizen enrollees, just days after a federal judge temporarily blocked his administration's attempt to revoke the university's ability to host foreign students. -
George Floyd’s Legacy Dismantled: DOJ Withdraws Police Reform as Memorials Across U.S. Vanish
Five years after George Floyd's death ignited a global movement for racial justice, many of the reforms it inspired are being reversed, memorials dismantled, and federal investigations dropped. The Minneapolis intersection where Floyd was killed-transformed into a makeshift memorial and renamed George Floyd Square-remains the focal point of ongoing community tensions over how his legacy should be preserved. 
Five years after George Floyd's death ignited a global movement for racial justice, many of the reforms it inspired are being reversed, memorials dismantled, and federal investigations dropped. The Minneapolis intersection where Floyd was killed-transformed into a makeshift memorial and renamed George Floyd Square-remains the focal point of ongoing community tensions over how his legacy should be preserved. -
Trump Accused of Directing GOP to Erase Jan. 6 by Blocking Capitol Police Memorial Plaque
A congressional plaque honoring law enforcement officers who defended the U.S. Capitol during the January 6, 2021, riot remains uninstalled more than a year past its legal deadline, as Democratic leaders accuse Republicans of deliberately obstructing its placement under former President Donald Trump's influence. 
A congressional plaque honoring law enforcement officers who defended the U.S. Capitol during the January 6, 2021, riot remains uninstalled more than a year past its legal deadline, as Democratic leaders accuse Republicans of deliberately obstructing its placement under former President Donald Trump's influence. -
Trump Threatens 25% Tariff on Apple iPhones Not Made in U.S., Warns EU of 50% Duties
President Donald Trump on Friday threatened to impose a 25% tariff on Apple iPhones not manufactured in the United States and warned of a 50% import tax on goods from the European Union, marking a sharp escalation in his administration's global trade war. The remarks, delivered over Truth Social, targeted Apple CEO Tim Cook directly and come amid mounting tensions over the tech giant's plans to expand production in India. 
President Donald Trump on Friday threatened to impose a 25% tariff on Apple iPhones not manufactured in the United States and warned of a 50% import tax on goods from the European Union, marking a sharp escalation in his administration's global trade war. The remarks, delivered over Truth Social, targeted Apple CEO Tim Cook directly and come amid mounting tensions over the tech giant's plans to expand production in India. -
Federal Judge Blocks Trump Order to Dismantle Education Department, Reinstates 1,300 Employees
A federal judge in Massachusetts has issued a sweeping injunction halting President Trump's executive order to dismantle the U.S. Department of Education, ordering the administration to immediately reinstate over 1,300 employees terminated earlier this year. The ruling also blocks further implementation of plans to transfer the agency's core functions-such as managing federal student loans and special education programs-to other departments. 
A federal judge in Massachusetts has issued a sweeping injunction halting President Trump's executive order to dismantle the U.S. Department of Education, ordering the administration to immediately reinstate over 1,300 employees terminated earlier this year. The ruling also blocks further implementation of plans to transfer the agency's core functions-such as managing federal student loans and special education programs-to other departments.
