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By RWTNews Staff
"Any system that results in the mass trafficking of children is inherently evil—yet that is exactly what the globalist migration agenda has done," Trump stated, accusing the UN of funding an assault on national sovereignty through open borders.
By Tommy Flynn
The subcommittee's focus stems from a December 2024 Department of Justice Office of the Inspector General report, which confirmed 26 confidential human sources—paid FBI informants—were in Washington, D.C., on January 6 for election-related protests.
By Tommy Flynn
The emails, dated January 9, 2023, include a message from Robert Ledogar, security manager for the National Abortion Federation, to Kristen Clarke, then Assistant Attorney General for Civil Rights. Ledogar described an "amazing relationship" between the group and the DOJ Civil Rights Division, as well as the FBI, in handling multiple FACE Act cases.
By Alan Wooten
The North Carolinian and prosecutors on Tuesday will be set for closing arguments. Jury deliberations follow in the case before Judge Aileen Cannon in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Florida in Fort Pierce.
By Sarah Roderick-Fitch
The designation comes exactly one week after The Center Square asked the president if he would designate the group following a spat of left-wing violence, including the assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk.
By Tommy Flynn
In an X post released during Kirk's memorial in Arizona, Patel listed areas under review: the shooting location, potential accomplices, a text confession, Discord messages, shot angle and bullet impact, weapon transport, observed hand gestures near Kirk, and visitors to the suspect's home before the event.
By Tommy Flynn
The sun had yet to crest the horizon when the faithful began their vigil. Lines snaked for miles around the 63,000-seat stadium, with devotees arriving in the dead of night, some camping out under the stars clad in red, white, and blue.
By Bethany Blankley
Lawmaker argues it expands government, spending, bureaucracy
By Brett Rowland
Case Western Reserve University business law professor Juscelino Colares said the Supreme Court could find the power to "regulate," through tariffs, the "importation" of goods during a declared emergency in the 1977 law President Donald Trump used to levy tariffs.
By RWTNews Staff
The revelations tie directly to the probe's focus on Biden's pardon spree, which freed over 4,200 individuals – more than any modern president – including commutations for nearly every federal death row inmate and reductions for thousands of sentences
By Carleen Johnson
Solan and fellow Seattle police officers have endured years of violent protests – often involving Antifa – that have left many SPD officers battered and bruised.
By David Beasley
U.S. District Court Judge Aileen Cannon, who is presiding over the trial, has instructed Routh to have witnesses ready to take the stand on Friday. It is not known whether he will testify in his own defense.