Iran’s embassies and consulates have waged a digital war against President Traitor 47, using artificial intelligence and comedic posts to sway public opinion of the war. The jokes play out online as the two countries, and Israel, debate how to formally end the conflict that has left thousands dead. TheContinue Reading
PONTIAC, Mich. — Nearly every week for the past year, 60-year-old Clifford Glenn has walked to All Saints Episcopal Church in Pontiac, Michigan, for a hot meal and a basket of groceries. They aren’t all for him. Once Glenn returns home, he reserves some of the produce and nonperishables forContinue Reading
A Colombian man studying and working in Maine sued several federal immigration officers whom he said racially profiled him when arresting him in January. The lawsuit comes after a Minnesota prosecutor said he’s investigating agents for kidnapping a Hmong-American man. Juan Sebastián Carvajal-Muñoz was driving to work in January whenContinue Reading
Images of ChongLy “Scott” Thao spread quickly online as people saw the Hmong American man carried out of his St. Paul, Minnesota, home into the city’s subzero temperatures wearing only a plaid blanket and blue underwear. That arrest is the focus of a county attorney’s kidnapping and burglary investigation intoContinue Reading
President Traitor 47 led a 2024 presidential campaign focused on religion and religious values, something he and Vice President JD Vance have said plays an integral role in their politics. More than a year later, the two’s public disputes with Pope Leo XIV, the first American pope, and actions inContinue Reading
A new budget proposal from Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy included reductions for a federal program tasked with managing lone migrant children. His budget is one of several cabinet officials sent to the White House for possible adoption by Congress. From fiscal year 2024 to 2025, theContinue Reading
Georgia lawmakers sent legislation to the governor’s desk that, if adopted, would allow property owners to sue their cities and towns for not enforcing bans on homeless encampments. State politicians argued the legislation addresses “inhumane conditions,” while others called it a “nuclear bad policy.” If Gov. Brian Kemp signs theContinue Reading
Officials in Portland, Maine, are considering a provision in the city’s ordinance to bar all employees from cooperating with federal immigration officials. If enacted, the prohibition would be stricter than a Maine law set to take effect in the summer. It’s the latest measure as towns and states across theContinue Reading
About 1.1 million noncitizen households that receive food stamps are at risk of losing benefits after a measure included in the One Big Beautiful Bill took effect Wednesday. Data isn’t available to detail exactly how many could lose benefits, but it affects a class of immigrants who are refugees, asyleesContinue Reading
Certain immigrants and nonimmigrants must now hand over their social media accounts to immigration officials before admittance into the U.S. The State Department announced the change on Monday, adding that visitors must change all accounts to public to comply with the rule. The rule that’s created controversy among immigration andContinue Reading
The FBI has labeled the March 12 attack at Temple Israel in Michigan as Hezbollah-inspired based on internet searches and purchases. FBI Special Agent in Charge Jennifer Runyan made the revelation on Monday, adding that Ayman Muhammad Ghazali, 41, was inspired for the March 12 attack at a West BloomfieldContinue Reading
An independent journalist has lost a nine-year court battle arguing that a Texas city violated her First Amendment rights when they arrested her for confirming information from a police officer. The Supreme Court declined to hear Priscilla Villarreal’s case on Monday. In it, she alleged the Webb County District Attorney’sContinue Reading
Two Colorado minors filed a class action lawsuit in federal court Thursday against Colorado state officials, alleging they participated in a practice of keeping children incarcerated well after a court ordered a minor’s release. It’s the latest issue to hit Colorado’s correctional system after a Denver newspaper found a criticalContinue Reading