Senate grills top immigration officials on enforcement tactics
The heads of ICE, CBP and USCIS faced questions about immigration policies hours after it was announced that the federal operation in Minnesota is ending.
Ex-FBI official slams Kash Patel’s ‘inappropriate’ behavior in Nancy Guthrie investigation
“He’s going back to the one skill that he thinks he has, which is self-promoting,” a former senior executive at the FBI’s counterterrorism division told MS NOW.
The problem(s) with Trump insisting that he no longer needs anything from Congress
The president is basically telling voters ahead of the midterms, “Vote for Republican candidates who’ll spend the next two years just sitting around.”
CBS News producer resigns amid culture of ‘fear and uncertainty’
Alicia Hastey, a “CBS Evening News” producer, slammed the network’s shifting journalistic standards in an exit note to her colleagues.
How Todd Blanche’s ‘You are fired’ post against a New York prosecutor ignores the law
The former Trump defense lawyer and current high-ranking DOJ official made a legal statement that risks misleading the public.
Coal industry latest to reward Trump with an unnecessary, made-up award
Let this be a lesson to those hoping to curry favor with the White House: If you haven’t visited a store that makes trophies, you’re making a mistake.
Member of Trump’s Religious Liberty Commission removed after argument about antisemitism
Pro-Trump influencer Carrie Prejean Boller has been axed from the president’s panel, reflecting the MAGA civil war over religion and antisemitism.
‘Grown-up version of Regina George’: Jen Psaki rips Bondi over fiery Epstein hearing
The MS NOW host said the attorney general’s “go-to move” during Wednesday’s hearing was to “behave like some sort of overcaffeinated high school mean girl.”
AG Pam Bondi performed for an audience of one, who was predictably impressed
The attorney general set her credibility on fire because she was desperate to make Donald Trump happy. It worked.
Trump’s self-inflicted poll catastrophe
Americans supported going after “the worst of the worst.” But less than 14% of the more than 400,000 immigrants arrested by ICE have been charged with or convicted of a violent crime.
