- March 13, 2025
Idaho becomes first state to prefer death by firing squad for executions
Idaho Gov. Brad Little signed his name on a bill Wednesday making Idaho the only state in the U.S. to have a firing squad designated
Illinois Dem lawmaker pushes bill to legalize attacks on police for people having mental health episode
An Illinois lawmaker has introduced a bill that critics say will make it legal for anyone experiencing a mental health episode to attack police officers.
Blue state county faces backlash after failed vote to scrap ‘super sanctuary’ policy: ‘Fringe Democrats’
San Diego County’s “super sanctuary” policy will remain in place for now following a failed vote to scrap it from Republican county officials. “The Biden
Admitted Hezbollah terrorist to be deported after entering US illegally under Biden’s watch
An illegal immigrant from Lebanon who admitted to being a member of the Hezbollah terror group network is slated to be deported a year after
Trans inmate in prison for killing baby must get gender surgery at ‘earliest opportunity’: judge
A federal district judge in Indiana has once again ordered the state Department of Correction (IDOC) to arrange a sex reassignment surgery for a transgender
Indicted House Democrat under fire for being on DCCC’s ‘frontline’ list: ‘Sleazy politician’
Rep. Henry Cuellar, who is facing charges of bribery and acting as a foreign agent, is now on the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee’s “frontline list”
South Carolina man faces federal charges for allegedly threatening to assassinate Trump
A 47-year-old South Carolina man faces federal charges after he allegedly threatened to kill President Donald Trump. Travis Keith Lang, 47, of Irmo, South Carolina,
Trump assassination attempt suspect legal team battles DOJ over evidence, test-firing gun
Ryan Routh, the man accused of trying to assassinate then-candidate Donald Trump in September 2024, appeared in court as his team battled with the Justice
Kristi Noem says 2 leakers accused of disclosing ICE operations ID’d: ‘Put law enforcement lives in jeopardy’
Two people within the Department of Homeland Security have been accused of disclosing DHS operations amid the Trump administration’s mass-deportation plans, Secretary Kristi Noem said.
Blue-state lawmakers consider bill to roll back sanctuary policies
Lawmakers in Democrat-run Maryland are considering a bill to roll back sanctuary policies and increase cooperation with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement in certain scenarios.