Over 41 million Americans may lose SNAP benefits in November due to the government shutdown, the USDA warns. The funding crisis leaves vulnerable citizens at risk as Congress remains deadlocked.
The DOJ warned California officials against arresting federal immigration agents, deeming it illegal. Deputy AG Todd Blanche cautioned leaders like Nancy Pelosi about prosecution for interference.
President Trump announced lethal action against drug cartels on October 23, bypassing a war declaration. He plans to brief Congress and expand operations to land-based targets.
The U.S. national debt has exceeded $38 trillion for the first time, per Treasury data on October 21. This rapid $1 trillion rise since August signals urgent fiscal concerns amid a government shutdown.
FBI Director Kash Patel announced over 30 arrests, including NBA figures like Chauncey Billups and Terry Rozier, in a major gambling ring probe tied to Mafia families. He warned more arrests are coming, emphasizing justice in this insider betting scandal.
The Trump administration has deployed over 100 federal agents to San Francisco for a major immigration enforcement operation. DHS targets serious criminal illegal aliens to ensure public safety in sanctuary cities.
Florida's school cell phone ban, effective since May 2023, shows modest test score gains and fewer absences per a new study. Conducted by RAND and University of Rochester, the research notes initial rises in suspensions.
Tom Homan, Border Czar, warns of rising violence against ICE agents during NYC raids on 'The Ingraham Angle.' He stresses the dangers faced by officers and the need for support in sanctuary cities.
The North Carolina Senate passed Senate Bill 249 on October 21, approving a new congressional map to favor Republicans. The bill, expected to pass the House, targets the 1st and 3rd Districts for a GOP edge.
Sen. Mike Lee warns of China's tight control over critical minerals at an NCEA event on October 21. His call for action highlights national security risks and the need for U.S. policy reform.
U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent urges the IMF and World Bank to take a tougher stance on China's economic practices. His call comes amid escalating trade tensions and negotiations over tariffs and export controls.
The 'No Kings' protests across the U.S. are under scrutiny for their funding, with Fox News revealing ties to George Soros' Open Society Foundation. Guests on 'The Ingraham Angle' discuss the impact of such financial backing on the movement's authenticity.
President Trump and Australian PM Albanese signed a critical minerals deal on October 20 at the White House. This agreement aims to secure rare earths vital for U.S. technology and defense industries.
Sean Duffy, U.S. Transportation Secretary, withholds $40M from California for failing to enforce trucker English proficiency rules. This move underscores the Trump administration's focus on road safety and compliance with federal guidelines.
President Trump announced a grand arch near the Lincoln Memorial on October 15, to mark America's 250th anniversary. The 'Independence Arch' will stand at Arlington Memorial Bridge as a gateway to the capital.
President Trump rejects a global carbon tax on shipping at the IMO vote on October 17, calling it a 'scam' on Truth Social. The U.S. will not comply, prioritizing American consumers and industries over international mandates.
John Bolton, former National Security Adviser to President Trump, was indicted on October 16 for sharing classified data. He faces 18 counts under the Espionage Act for allegedly disclosing over a thousand pages of sensitive info.
Charlie Kirk was posthumously awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom by President Trump on October 14, honoring his legacy. Discussions on Megyn Kelly’s show with Jack Posobiec highlight Kirk’s role as a unifying force in conservatism.
Tomi Lahren praises President Trump's Middle East ceasefire on 'Tomi Lahren Is Fearless,' calling him 'our peace president.' She criticizes the radical left's silence, especially the 'Squad,' for ignoring this historic achievement.
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent confirmed on October 13 that military pay is being prioritized during the government shutdown. This follows President Trump's directive to use available funds for troops ahead of the October 15 payday.
Over 41 million Americans may lose SNAP benefits in November due to the government shutdown, the USDA warns. The funding crisis leaves vulnerable citizens at risk as Congress remains deadlocked.
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