President Trump announced Wednesday that a “massive Armada” is heading to Iran. Aircraft carrier Abraham Lincoln. Three destroyers. 5,000 American troops. And a warning to Tehran: make a nuclear deal or “the next attack will be far worse.” The threat…

The silent halls of the U.S. Capitol are vibrating with the tension of a looming Friday deadline as a long – standing Republican consensus begins to dissolve. With less than 72 hours until a partial government shutdown, a group of…

The judicial bench in Minnesota has become a high-stakes arena where the legacy of conservative jurisprudence is clashing with the modern realities of federal immigration enforcement. As “Operation Metro Surge” continues to draw fire from local leaders, a prominent federal…

Representative Ilhan Omar (D-Minn.) was addressing a crowd of constituents, calling for the impeachment of Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem, when the peace of the meeting was shattered. Anthony James Kazmierczak, 55, reportedly walked down the center aisle and lunged…

If offensive political speech is legal, can the state still yank a medical license? The “Good Moral Character” requirement for professional licensing is undergoing a trial by fire in the Sunshine State. On Wednesday, the Florida Department of Health moved…

Amid the smoke and shouting of a city on the brink, a surprising voice has emerged from the White House to appeal for calm. While Minneapolis remains a powder keg following the fatal shooting of a local nurse by federal…

The sanctity of the patient – provider relationship, a bedrock of the American medical system, is facing a modern crisis as a viral digital trail leads directly into the heart of a major Virginia hospital. What began as a series…

With a January 30 government shutdown deadline looming and a second fatal shooting in the Midwest fueling a congressional mutiny, the nation waited for a single word from the one man who determines the fate of the embattled Department of…

The legal handcuffs restraining federal agents in Minnesota have been abruptly removed, setting the stage for a potentially explosive escalation between immigration enforcers and the activists trying to stop them. As part of the Trump administration’s aggressive “Operation Metro Surge,”…

The political atmosphere in Washington has reached a fever pitch as more than half of the House Democratic caucus formally moves to impeach Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem. This isn’t just a routine policy disagreement – it’s a high-stakes constitutional…

The frozen streets of Minneapolis have become the epicenter of a historic constitutional collision as the state of Minnesota attempts to legally “evict” thousands of federal agents. In a high-stakes emergency hearing on Monday, lawyers for the state argued that…

The Deputy U.S. Attorney General blamed protesters Monday morning for destroying evidence at the scene where federal agents shot and killed Alex Pretti Saturday. Minnesota blamed federal agents for the same thing. A federal judge already issued a restraining order…

Alex Jeffrey Pretti was an ICU nurse at the Minneapolis Veterans Affairs Medical Center. He spent his career caring for the veterans this country sent to war. Saturday morning, January 24, federal agents shot and killed him on a Minneapolis…

A Reagan-appointed judge has officially halted the administration’s efforts to purge college campuses of non-citizen activists, declaring the government’s tactics a “breathtaking” violation of the First Amendment. The “Remedial Sanctions” of Judge William Young U.S. District Judge William G. Young…

The long – standing tradition of judicial independence is facing its most severe test as the White House signals its full support for a campaign to remove sitting federal judges. By labeling specific jurists as “partisan activists,” the administration is…

President Trump signed his “Board of Peace” into existence Thursday at the World Economic Forum in Davos. The organization was created to oversee Gaza reconstruction. Trump now describes it as an institution to rival the United Nations. By Friday, he’d…

The halls of the Senate have become a crucible for the future of American governance as a burgeoning rebellion among rank – and – file Democrats threatens to derail a massive $1.2 trillion funding package. With a January 30 deadline…

The scope of the federal government’s immigration dragnet has reached historic levels, with new data revealing a significant shift in who is being targeted by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). According to the latest statistics from TRAC and agency reports…

President Trump calls it the “Trump Corollary to the Monroe Doctrine.” The operation that captured Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro – no congressional authorization, no declaration of war, military force on foreign soil, followed by announced plans to “run the country”…

You might expect a congressional hearing on legal procedure to be dry, but today’s session with former Special Counsel Jack Smith proved that the wounds from January 6th are nowhere near healed—and they are liable to reopen at a moment’s…

A startling admission in federal court has shattered the silence surrounding the Trump administration’s most secretive cost-cutting initiative. For the first time, government officials have acknowledged that members of the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) bypassed agency protocols to access…

The quiet intensity of a high-stakes Congressional hearing room was shattered Thursday as the details of a 2022 federal operation were laid bare before the nation. With the former Special Counsel seated just feet away, lawmakers revisited a moment that…

The transition of power in Richmond has moved with a speed that has left the Commonwealth’s political establishment breathless. Within hours of her inauguration, Governor Abigail Spanberger moved to dismantle years of Republican policy, triggering a fierce debate over whether…

President Trump fired Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook on January 21, his first full day back in office. The termination letter cited “poor performance” and “low intelligence.” Cook sued within hours, arguing the president has no constitutional authority to fire…

It sits in legal purgatory, a signature on a page that could fundamentally rewrite the definition of what it means to be an American, waiting for nine justices to finally say the words they have spent a year avoiding. The…

The clock in the Capitol Rotunda is ticking toward a January 30 deadline, but the sound of pens hitting paper on a $1.2 trillion spending deal has been drowned out by the echoes of gunfire in Minneapolis. While Congressional leaders…

A political and legal firestorm has transformed the Twin Cities into a battlefield over the very nature of American federalism. As thousands of federal agents surge into Minnesota, a high-stakes standoff in federal court is poised to decide whether a…

Three days after accepting the Nobel Peace Prize on behalf of Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado, President Trump received a text from Norway’s prime minister asking him to de-escalate tariff threats against eight countries including Norway. Trump’s response, sent…

Fifty-eight percent of Americans call Donald Trump’s first year back in the White House a failure. Fifty-five percent say his policies made the economy worse. Sixty-four percent say he hasn’t done enough about the cost of living that actually matters…

The rhetorical war over the federal enforcement surge in Minnesota reached a fever pitch on Friday when Representative Ilhan Omar (D-Minn.) referred to the country as the “U.S. God—- States” during a highly emotional field hearing. Her comments, delivered alongside…

Can You Prosecute a Murderer if Your Child Was at the Crime Scene? The Legal Battle Rocking the Tyler Robinson Trial The air in the courtroom shifted the moment the defense team stood up, not to argue their motion, but…

It was supposed to be a routine procedural hearing to determine how to fix a legal error, but it quickly spiraled into a blistering, historic rebuke that accused the highest levels of government of a conspiracy against the Bill of…

California Representative Eric Swalwell, now running for Governor, has ignited a firestorm by promising to use state police powers to arrest federal immigration agents, threatening to charge them with “kidnapping” for enforcing U.S. immigration laws. In a recent interview, the…

The Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department (LASD) and Starbucks are at the center of a renewed national controversy this week after a deputy was served a cup of coffee featuring a hand-drawn image of a pig—a derogatory slur aimed at…

The confrontation between the White House and the State of Minnesota has reached its most dangerous inflection point yet. On Thursday morning, President Donald Trump explicitly threatened to invoke the Insurrection Act of 1807, a move that would allow him…

Federal investigators have uncovered a massive new branch of the illicit cash-smuggling operation that has already rocked Minnesota, tracing millions of dollars to a second major hub: Columbus, Ohio. Homeland Security officials confirmed to Just the News that Transportation Security…

Military snipers stood watch on the Supreme Court roof Tuesday while two crowds below screamed at each other. One side chanted “Trans! Trans! Trans!” The other shouted “Stop cutting off the breasts!” Inside, lawyers for transgender athletes spent two hours…

The Supreme Court has handed Republicans a significant procedural victory ahead of the 2026 midterms, ruling that candidates for federal office have the legal right to sue state election boards over how ballots are counted. In a 7-2 decision issued…

The Episcopal Diocese of Maryland has announced it is accepting applications for its fifth round of reparations grants, marking another step in the religious organization’s sustained effort to financially atone for the legacy of slavery and systemic racism. The initiative,…

The battle over the death of Renee Nicole Good has moved from the street corner where she died to the medical charts of the agent who shot her. In a direct rebuttal to Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey’s dismissive comments, the…

The Supreme Court’s conservative supermajority signaled on Tuesday that it is prepared to uphold state laws banning transgender females from competing in women’s and girls’ sports. During more than three hours of intense oral arguments, the justices probed the collision…

In the volatile world of Minnesota politics, a week is a lifetime. Just seven days ago, Governor Tim Walz stood before reporters and suggested U.S. Attorney Joe Thompson should be fired for “defamation.” On Tuesday, he took to social media…

In a federal courtroom just blocks from where two viable pipe bombs were discovered five years ago, the man accused of planting them formally denied the charges on Friday. Brian J. Cole Jr., the 30-year-old Virginia man arrested in December…

In a legal escalation that pits the Article I legislative branch directly against Article II executive power, Senator Mark Kelly (D-Ariz.) has filed a federal lawsuit against War Secretary Pete Hegseth and the newly renamed War Department. The suit seeks…

The battle over who gets to see inside the nation’s immigration detention centers has erupted again in federal court. House Democrats filed an emergency motion on Monday asking a judge to block a new directive from DHS Secretary Kristi Noem…

A single sentence posted on the social media platform Bluesky has ended a radio host’s volunteer career and drawn the scrutiny of federal law enforcement. The Secret Service confirmed to Fox News Digital that it is aware of a threat…

Portland Police Chief Bob Day removed his glasses mid-sentence. His voice cracked. Tears rolled down his face as he confirmed what the Department of Homeland Security had been saying all along. The two Venezuelan illegal immigrants shot by a federal…

The Truth Social post went out Friday night. Credit card interest rates would be capped at 10% starting January 20. No legislation. No congressional vote. Just a presidential announcement that Americans would “no longer be ‘ripped off’ by Credit Card…

A procedural battle at the Supreme Court has suddenly morphed into a high-stakes war for the future of the American energy industry. At the center of the docket is a decision that could either insulate major oil companies from what…

The Democratic National Committee (DNC) has formally entered the legal fray in a Supreme Court case that could fundamentally alter how American elections are conducted. In an exclusive amicus brief filed Thursday, the DNC blasted a Republican-led effort to invalidate…

The Trump administration has unveiled a novel legal theory to defend its most controversial immigration crackdown, arguing in a new court filing that the indictment of Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro proves his regime and the Tren de Aragua (TdA) gang…

The high-profile murder prosecution of Nick Reiner took a sudden constitutional turn in Los Angeles Superior Court on Wednesday, as his renowned defense attorney withdrew from the case under mysterious ethical circumstances. Nick Reiner, 32, accused of the double homicide…

The cold January air in Minneapolis has been punctuated by the sound of whistles, sirens, and, most recently, gunfire. What started as a massive federal initiative to enforce immigration law has rapidly devolved into a jurisdictional war that threatens the…

The streets of Minneapolis have become the latest flashpoint in a high-stakes constitutional drama that pits local executive authority against federal immigration enforcement. On Wednesday, Mayor Jacob Frey issued a profanity-laced demand for federal agents to exit the city following…

The pardon came in November 2025. The primary challenge came two months later. The constitutional power of presidential clemency collided with raw political calculation—and Trump’s Truth Social post explaining it became a case study in how mercy and politics intertwine.…

In a brutal demonstration of federal purchasing power, the General Services Administration (GSA) has effectively erased a Minnesota hotel from the government marketplace. The Hampton Inn Lakeville has been terminated from all federal lodging programs after it refused to accommodate…

The letters went out Monday morning. California, Colorado, Illinois, Minnesota, and New York would lose over $10 billion in federal funding for child care and social services. The reason cited: fraud concerns. The political pattern: all five are Democratic-led states.…