AARR Weekly Digest Newsletter from Saturday December 13, 2025

News  -  Dec 12, 2025

DHS Secures Boeing 737 Fleet for Enhanced Deportation Efforts

DHS has purchased six Boeing 737s for $140 million to enhance deportation operations, saving taxpayers $279 million. Tricia McLaughlin and President Trump aim to efficiently remove criminal illegal aliens from the country. Read more...

News  -  Dec 10, 2025

Senate Bills Target Online Child Exploitation with Harsher Penalties

Senators Grassley and Durbin introduced three bipartisan bills on Dec. 9 to combat online child exploitation. The laws aim to impose harsher penalties for sextortion and coercion, protecting American youth. Read more...

News  -  Dec 10, 2025

FDA Issues Recall for Ziac Blood Pressure Drug Over Contamination

Glenmark Pharmaceuticals recalled over 11,100 bottles of Ziac due to contamination with ezetimibe, a cholesterol drug. The FDA announced this Class III recall on December 1, urging patients to check their prescriptions. Read more...

News  -  Dec 9, 2025

Florida's Bold Move: DeSantis Labels CAIR, Muslim Brotherhood as Terror Groups

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis designated CAIR and the Muslim Brotherhood as foreign terrorist organizations on December 8. This executive order aims to protect Floridians, though CAIR plans to challenge it legally. Read more...

News  -  Dec 9, 2025

President Trump Announces $12 Billion Relief for Struggling US Farmers

President Trump announced a $12 billion aid package on December 8 to support US farmers hit by trade disputes. This relief targets row crop farmers facing rising costs and market losses due to tariffs. Read more...

News  -  Dec 8, 2025

Trump Administration Rescues 62,000 Smuggled Children, Says Border Czar

Border Czar Tom Homan announced the Trump administration rescued over 62,000 smuggled children from sex trafficking and forced labor. This historic operation addresses past neglect, prioritizing border security and child safety. Read more...

News  -  Dec 8, 2025

Marco Rubio Slams EU Over $140 Million Fine on Elon Musk's X Platform

Marco Rubio and Elon Musk criticize the EU's $140 million fine on X for violating online content rules. The penalty, issued on December 5 under the Digital Services Act, has sparked tensions over tech regulation. Read more...