During a cabinet meeting on Tuesday, President Trump criticized the Somali immigrant community in Minnesota, saying that instead of "complaining" about the United States, individuals who "come from hell" should go back home and develop their own nation.

ICE detained another Afghan migrant on Wednesday, who was brought into the nation under former President Biden's problematic "Operation Allies Welcome" and identified by Homeland Security officials as having a direct connection to ISIS-K.

A suspect who allegedly put pipe bombs outside the Democratic and Republican National Committee headquarters on the eve of January 6 was finally taken into custody by federal investigators on Thursday.

Sanctuary New York City is once more under scrutiny following a senior Homeland Security official's disclosure that over 7,000 convicted illegal aliens are being protected from federal authorities within the city’s detention system.

One of the more aggressive border security demands of the Trump administration's second term was made on Monday by Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem, who urged President Trump to impose a broad travel restriction on "every damn country" that allows violent criminals to enter the country.

On Tuesday, Michael and Susan Dell announced a $6.25 billion pledge to help millions of children create real, lasting wealth through the new tax-advantaged "Trump accounts" established under President Trump's One Big Beautiful Bill Act.

According to allegations and evidence presented by U.S. Attorney Russ Ferguson, the Democratic-controlled North Carolina Department of Motor Vehicles has been found to be registering noncitizens to vote in violation of federal laws, while residents of North Carolina wait in long lines outside the buildings and young drivers wait months for their license tests.

Reports indicate that U.S. Border Patrol officers encountered gunfire during their immigration enforcement activities in Chicago's Little Village neighborhood on Saturday afternoon.

As a reward for his expansive trade policies, President Trump declared on Sunday that every American would get a $2,000 "tariff dividend."

President Trump extended clemency to some of his closest political and legal allies, including Rudy Giuliani, Sidney Powell, John Eastman, Kenneth Chesebro, and former White House Chief of Staff Mark Meadows, by pardoning 77 people involved in the prosecutions that followed the 2020 election on Sunday night.

President Trump told 60 Minutes presenter Norah O'Donnell on Sunday that the current wave of ICE raids "hasn't gone far enough" and that he intends to take immigration enforcement even farther.

When asked if she feels "regret" for how she previously tackled political matters, the No Hard Feelings star replied, "Probably? I regret everything I've done or said.

According to people close to former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, the 85-year-old Democrat from California will not run for reelection in the state's 12th District once her current term ends. This is expected to be confirmed following Tuesday's vote.

This week, U.S. forces conducted a series of lethal maritime strikes in the Eastern Pacific, resulting in the deaths of 14 narco-terrorists who were aboard four smuggling vessels that were operating along a well-known trafficking corridor.

The FBI's "Arctic Frost" operation may have captured over 150 Republican officials, campaign operatives, and Trump supporters, according to the House Judiciary Committee on Tuesday.

Seven out of ten people now believe that the Democratic Party is "out of touch" with the actual issues of many Americans, according to a recent survey, which presents a frightening image for the party as it enters 2026.

Even longtime U.S. rivals are praising President Donald Trump's peace deal with Gaza, calling it a significant diplomatic achievement worthy of the Nobel Peace Prize.

According to a press release by the U.S. Attorney’s Office, if convicted, Letitia James faces penalties including up to 30 years in prison per count, up to a $1 million fine on each count, and forfeiture.

Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson's executive order prohibiting federal immigration officials from conducting enforcement activities on city property was sharply criticized by the White House in a statement released Monday.

According to new figures from the Congressional Budget Office, taxpayers are spending almost $400 million every day to compensate 750,000 federal employees who are not working as a result of the government shutdown.