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Trump Skipping Super Bowl: 'Anti-Them' Because They 'Sow Hatred'
A woke Super Bowl halftime show has President Donald Trump OK with skipping the game, because the all-American event planners and entertainers are seeking to "sow hatred."
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Storm Chaser to Newsmax: Historic Ice, Snow Threat Looms Across Much of US
Storm chaser Mike Boylan, founder of "Mike's Weather Page," warned Newsmax2 viewers Friday that a massive and potentially historic winter storm is poised to affect a wide swath of the United States this weekend, bringing crippling ice, heavy snow, and prolonged power ...
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FBI Agent Who Tried to Probe ICE Shooting Resigns
An FBI agent who attempted to open a civil rights investigation into a federal immigration officer involved in a fatal shooting has resigned.
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FEMA Pauses Worker Cuts as Winter Storm Nears
FEMA paused planned terminations of disaster-response workers as a massive winter storm pushed toward dozens of states, a move that puts renewed attention on federal readiness and staffing levels just as forecasters warned of crippling ice, heavy snow, and dangerous...
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Ratings for CBS News, Colbert Show Plunge
CBS News' marquee shows are headed for record-low ratings this month, the New York Post reported.
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DOE to Cancel $30B in Biden-Era Clean Energy Loans
The Department of Energy said Thursday that it is canceling nearly $30 billion in Biden-era clean energy loan obligations and revising another roughly $53 billion after a first-year review of a portfolio totaling $104 billion.
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Thousands Protest ICE in Subzero Minnesota Temperatures
Police arrested about 100 clergy demonstrating against immigration enforcement at Minnesota's largest airport Friday, and several thousand gathered in downtown Minneapolis despite Arctic temperatures to protest the Trump administration's crackdown.
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Fla. Nurse Fired Over Leavitt Childbirth Post
A labor and delivery nurse in Boca Raton, Florida, has been fired after posting a profane social media message hoping for harm to White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt during childbirth.
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Bad Bunny to Don Dress at SB Halftime for LGBTQ Icons
Puerto Rican rapper Bad Bunny plans to wear a dress during his Super Bowl halftime show as a nod to LGBTQ icons and drag culture, according to RadarOnline.
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Vaccine Panel Chair Calls School Mandates 'Authoritarian'
The new chair of the federal panel that guides U.S. vaccine policy is questioning whether shots for diseases like polio remain necessary, elevating "individual autonomy" over public health.
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Pentagon Contractor Tied to WashPost Reporter Indicted on 6 Counts
A Pentagon contractor was indicted Thursday on charges that he illegally removed and shared classified national defense information with a journalist, a case that has drawn national attention after federal agents searched a reporter's home as part of the ...
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FBI Probes Death of Colts Owner Jim Irsay
The FBI has launched an investigation into the death of Jim Irsay, the 65-year-old owner of the Indianapolis Colts NFL team who struggled with addiction and died in May at a Beverly Hills hotel.
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Police Arrest Protesters at Airport as Minn. Gears Up for Anti-Immigration Enforcement Protest
Police arrested about 100 clergy demonstrating against immigration enforcement at Minnesota's largest airport Friday, organizers estimated, as thousands gathered, despite Arctic temperatures, in downtown Minneapolis to protest the Trump administration's crackdown.Friday's...
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Calif. Sues Trump Admin Over Coastal Oil Pipeline
California sued the federal government Friday for approving a Texas-based company's plans to restart two oil pipelines along the state's coast, escalating a fight over the Trump administration's removal of regulatory barriers to offshore oil drilling for the first time in ...
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Suit Seeks to Continue Ethiopians' Temporary Legal Status
Immigrant rights advocates have filed a lawsuit seeking to block President Donald Trump's administration from ending temporary protections from deportation that had been granted to thousands of Ethiopians living in the U.S.
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Judge Orders Release of Anti-ICE Minnesota Church Protesters
A federal judge in Minnesota on Friday denied prosecutors' emergency bid to jail two defendants accused of conspiring to violate civil rights during an anti-ICE disruption at a St. Paul church, leaving in place a magistrate judge's order releasing them under strict conditions.
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Trump Sounds Alarm Over China's Greenland Rare Earth Grab
President Donald Trump is warning that China is pushing deeper into the Arctic and that Greenland's strategic location and mineral potential could become a key battleground in the U.S.-China rivalry, as The Washington Post reported Friday.
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Gov. Newsom Aligns California With WHO After US Exit
California Gov. Gavin Newsom said Friday that California has joined a World Health Organization outbreak response network, a move announced one day after President Donald Trump's administration completed the United States' formal withdrawal from the WHO, escalating a...
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Five Charged in Shooting of Indiana Judge, Wife
Members of a motorcycle club and a street gang worked together to kill an Indiana judge in hopes of derailing a domestic abuse trial, prosecutors alleged Friday, hours after police announced they had arrested five people in connection with the investigation. Steven Meyer ...
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Trump Vows to Be 'Voice for the Voiceless' at March for Life
President Donald Trump delivered a strong message of support for the pro-life movement Friday, addressing participants gathered in the nation's capital for the 2026 March for Life.
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Don Lemon Vows to Keep Reporting in Minnesota
Journalist Don Lemon says he will keep reporting in Minnesota after a judge declined to allow charges against him following the anti-Immigration and Customs Enforcement protest at a St. Paul church.
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Trump Blames Schumer for Gateway Project Holdup
President Donald Trump on Friday blamed Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y., for delays on New York's Gateway Project, as the White House continues to keep federal funding on hold for the massive New York-New Jersey infrastructure effort.
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DOJ Busts LA Charity Director in $23M Scam
A charity executive in Los Angeles is facing federal charges accusing him of fraudulently obtaining more than $23 million in public funds meant to fight homelessness, the Department of Justice announced.
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Minn. Rep. Bennett to Newsmax: Protests and Judges Are Blocking Public Safety
Minnesota state Rep. Peggy Bennett told Newsmax on Friday that federal immigration enforcement actions are making communities safer and criticized protests and judges she said are standing in the way of removing criminals from the. streets.
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Dhillon to Newsmax: Judge Should Recuse Himself in Church Protest Case
U.S. Assistant Attorney General for the Civil Rights Division Harmeet Dhillon on Wednesday sharply criticized a federal magistrate judge's decision to block prosecutors' attempt to charge former CNN host Don Lemon...