Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker has filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration to block the deployment of federalized National Guard troops to Chicago, calling the move unconstitutional and politically motivated

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The phrase “Hamas is out of lifelines” captures the gravity of the moment as urgent peace talks unfold in Egypt, with international pressure mounting to end the Gaza conflict. Delegations from Hamas, Israel, Egypt, Qatar, and the United States are reportedly engaged in tense negotiations aimed at brokering a ceasefire, hostage release, and long-term security framework

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Leaked dispatch audio reveals Chicago police were ordered not to assist ICE agents who were under attack, sparking outrage and conflicting accounts between city officials and federal authorities

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A Democratic attorney general candidate is facing mounting pressure to withdraw from the race after a series of leaked text messages surfaced, described by critics as “demented” and deeply troubling. The messages, reportedly sent to campaign staff and political allies, include erratic language, personal insults, and what some insiders are calling “unhinged” behavior

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Sophie Roske received an 8-year prison sentence for attempting to assassinate Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh, sparking widespread outrage and a planned appeal by the Department of Justice

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Delegations from Israel, Hamas, and the U.S. are currently engaged in high-stakes negotiations in Egypt, aiming to finalize a ceasefire and prisoner exchange as part of President Trump’s 20-point peace plan.

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U.S. District Judge Karin Immergut, a Trump appointee, issued a temporary restraining order preventing the federalization and deployment of National Guard troops to Portland, Oregon. This decision came after the Trump administration attempted to send troops from California and Texas following an earlier block on Oregon’s own Guard units

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Trey Gowdy’s message to Democrats—“Win first, then complain”—was delivered with his signature blend of legal precision and political bluntness during Sunday Night in America on Fox News. In the context of the looming government shutdown, Gowdy criticized Democratic lawmakers for what he sees as performative outrage and procedural complaints, arguing that power in Washington is earned through electoral victories, not moral posturing

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Speaker Mike Johnson has sharply criticized Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer, accusing him of playing a “self-serving political game” amid the ongoing government funding standoff. In recent interviews—including on Face the Nation and Sunday Night in America—Johnson argued that Schumer is prioritizing political optics over bipartisan cooperation.

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Mark Levin’s warning that “things could get uglier” reflects his deep concern about what he sees as a radical transformation within the Democratic Party. On his show, Levin argued that the party has moved far beyond its traditional base—veterans, police, working-class families—and is now increasingly influenced by socialist-leaning figures and ideologies

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