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Trump deported nearly 1 million people in 18 months, but 71% of long-term immigrants had no criminal conviction, report finds
The Department of Homeland Security completed about 980,000 deportations during the first 18 months of President Donald Trump’s second term, according to a new Migration Policy Institute analysis. The report finds that 71 percent of deported immigrants who had lived in the United States for at least two years had no criminal conviction.
Years after the Hunter Biden laptop controversy, two former FBI officials face criminal charges over alleged lies to Congress before midterms
Two former FBI officials are facing charges for allegedly lying to Congress about their involvement in Hunter Biden’s laptop investigation. These charges have re-opened discussions regarding the FBI's actions during the politically charged 2020 election cycle. The accusations include providing false testimony regarding their knowledge of the FBI's activities related to the controversial laptop. The case's timing has raised concerns, as it was brought just before the midterm elections.
Hunter Biden laptop controversy: What happened ahead of 2020 Presidential election? Why have FBI officials been charged?
Hunter Biden Laptop case: The case was filed less than two weeks before the November 3 elections via criminal complaint, which means prosecutors have not yet presented the allegations to a grand jury for an indictment.
US Treasury proposes a rule to crack down on high-tech investments in China, other adversaries
The U.S. Treasury Department plans to enforce a rule limiting high-tech investments in China and Russia. This initiative aims to curb investments that may boost military capabilities in identified countries. The proposed restrictions will apply specifically to investments exceeding $50,000 and exclude many financial options. Treasury will review public comments before finalizing the rule, indicating a longer compliance process. Additionally, the ongoing tech rivalry between the U.S.
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Barbera Thornhill says her father invented a medical procedure so ‘millions of people’ can hear again; here is a fact check as she joins Katie Zacharia in making tall claims
Barbera Thornhill's recent role as Ambassador-at-Large to Monitor and Combat Trafficking in Persons has led to intense debate. Her appearance has become a focal point on social media, igniting discussions about her qualifications. Furthermore, she asserts that her father created the stapedectomy, whereas records attribute the procedure to Dr. John J. Shea Jr. Unverified claims about her mother being a pediatrician have also emerged, sparking curiosity about her family's background.
A 'golden age' vs. 'we're working on it': Trump and Vance give different pitches on the economy
US President Donald Trump asserts that America is experiencing a golden age, despite rising costs affecting citizens. Meanwhile, Vice President JD Vance acknowledges the frustrations many voters feel due to high gas prices. Economic confidence continues to decline, with inflation affecting multiple sectors. Supporters have mixed feelings about the president's optimistic outlook on the economy.
Katie Zacharia's White House debut raises new questions about the press secretary's job
Katie Zacharia held her debut briefing as Donald Trump's press secretary amidst significant media attention. She answered a limited number of questions from friendly outlets, emphasizing Trump's agenda and accomplishments. Throughout the briefing, she struggled with certain details and relied heavily on her script. While Trump praised her performance, critics noted the need for improvement.
High prices are testing Latino voter loyalties in a key battleground district
Victor Martinez hosts a Spanish-language radio show in Allentown, focusing on Latino voters' concerns about the economy. Listeners express frustration over rising prices for fuel and groceries amid political challenges. Martinez, who previously supported Republican candidates, is backing Democratic candidate Bob Brooks this election. His show provides a platform for sharing stories that connect listeners with political discourse.
Donald Trump’s Approval Rating crashes to worse than any American President since 1945 just days before U.S. Midterm elections 2026
Donald Trump apporval rating has gone down to new low just days before U.S. midterm elections 2026. However, the Republican President is pressing forward with an unprecedented push for his administration to obtain sensitive voter data ahead of the US midterm elections.
What we know about Wilber Rafael Garcés Pérez, the Venezuelan shot by an ICE agent, now facing deportation with a bullet still lodged in his body
Wilber Rafael Garcés Pérez, a DoorDash driver from Venezuela, found himself in a perilous situation when an ICE agent shot him during a routine traffic stop. With a bullet lodged in his back, he was taken into immigration custody. His attorney has swiftly filed a lawsuit, temporarily halting his deportation.
Trump's favorite 2026 campaign target is Biden: nearly 900 mentions and counting
Donald Trump has invoked Joe Biden nearly 900 times this year as Republicans head into the November midterms, repeatedly blaming his predecessor for problems ranging from inflation and immigration to foreign policy, according to a Reuters review. The strategy comes as Trump faces voter concerns over the cost of living, the Iran war and his own economic record.
Trump's pressure on NATO is reshaping Europe's defences. Will it break the alliance?
European nations are increasing defence spending and exploring alternatives to American military technology. This shift is happening as doubts grow about the durability of United States support for NATO. While allies have met spending demands, uncertainty about future US troop presence has persisted. Further, Russia's actions have tested NATO unity and European defence capabilities.
Kash Patel says FBI won’t automatically reject some applicants over prostitution, bestiality. Here’s the catch
FBI Director Kash Patel defended a controversial policy shift that allows victims of prostitution and bestiality to apply for positions, facing backlash from Democrats at a Senate hearing. Tensions flared as Patel addressed concerns over agent dismissals and election day strategies. He reaffirmed that the reforms were designed to prevent victim blame, maintaining that they would not compromise the integrity of FBI hiring standards amidst ongoing political strife.
Meet Jeanette Vizguerra, the Mexican immigrant who defied ICE, found church sanctuary, made Time’s 100 Most Influential People list and won the Robert F. Kennedy Human Rights Award
Jeanette Vizguerra arrived in the US from Mexico in 1997 and went on to become a prominent immigrant rights activist in Colorado. Her decades-long fight for legal status included seeking sanctuary in a Denver church, facing repeated deportation threats from ICE and later being detained in 2025. Despite these challenges, Vizguerra continued advocating for immigrants and workers and received the Robert F. Kennedy Human Rights Award in 2025.
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