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House Republicans are urging the Senate to pass the DHS funding bill without changes, warning that amendments could collapse the deal and lead to a government shutdown.

Nasra Ahmed, known for her viral “bananas and rice” comment about Somali American identity, was arrested in Minneapolis along with 15 others during a federal crackdown on riots and protests.

With a record 45% of Americans identifying as independents, both parties must appeal to this growing voter base in the 2026 midterms.

A man linked to human trafficking was shot by Border Patrol agents in Arizona during a dangerous pursuit. The suspect is in stable condition and is expected to face federal charges.

DHS Secretary Kristi Noem is under fire from both parties following the Minneapolis shooting of Alex Pretti. President Trump appoints Tom Homan to oversee operations as lawmakers demand accountability.

UPS has officially retired its MD-11 cargo aircraft after the deadly Louisville crash, prioritizing fleet safety and modernization while federal investigations are underway.

Tom Homan, appointed by the Trump administration to oversee federal immigration operations in Minnesota, met with state and local leaders to address concerns over recent enforcement actions and community safety.

New research shows nearly half of CDC databases, including vaccine tracking systems, have stopped receiving updates, affecting public health surveillance.

A powerful winter storm has triggered widespread US flight delays and cancellations, affecting travelers and airport operations across the country.

Former Olympic snowboarder Ryan Wedding has pleaded not guilty to multiple felony charges, including drug trafficking and conspiracy to commit murder.

Four adults, including an Indian woman, were fatally shot in a Lawrenceville, Georgia home while three children hid in fear. The suspect, Vijay Kumar, has been arrested and faces multiple charges.

Millions of Americans are bracing for a historic winter storm in 2026, with heavy snow, freezing rain, and dangerous wind chills impacting 40 states. Stay informed and prepared.

A multi-county Corvette carjacking spree turned San Jose streets into chaos, ending in a deadly police shootout that left a veteran officer wounded and a community shaken.

A federal judge has ordered the FBI to stop reviewing devices seized from a Washington Post reporter’s home, citing concerns over press freedom and First Amendment protections.

Ahead of President Trump’s World Economic Forum speech in Davos, Switzerland, violent protests erupted with American flags burned and clashes with riot police, fueled by Greenland takeover tensions.

The sun has unleashed its most powerful solar radiation storm in more than two decades, prompting alerts for satellites, aviation, and stunning auroras across the U.S.

A group of Minneapolis software engineers were falsely identified as ICE agents while eating lunch, leading to harassment, insults, and threats from an anti-ICE crowd.

A Texas couple posed as “Chip and Joanna Gaines” to defraud homeowners out of nearly $5 million in fake home renovations. Christopher and Raquelle Judge pleaded guilty and face federal prison.

Coldrif Syrup from Sresan Pharmaceuticals has caused 22 child fatalities in India due to toxic contamination. Investigations expose unsafe manufacturing and regulatory gaps.

A Utah judge is weighing whether prosecutors should be disqualified from the Charlie Kirk assassination case after it emerged that a member of the prosecution team had an adult child present at the shooting. Legal experts remain divided on whether the connection constitutes a true conflict of interest.