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The intense Immigration crackdown appears to be wearing thin in the minds of voters.
Greendland seems to be in the crosshairs of this expansionist Administration but some in the GOP are saying enough.
Lisa Murkowski and a few other Senators appear to have a new found appetite to rein in 1600 Pennsylvania Ave.
The Western Hemisphere is bracing for more American intervention after the Maduro capture.
‘CBS’ won’t run a story about the condition of deportees with many staffers threatening to quit as a result.
Affordability and the cost to survive are now front and center in the political world.
Healthcare subsidies are expiring soon and many will be left in a funding hole with no escape.
Australia mourns the massacre that happened killed 16 during a Hanukkah celebration.
Measles is becoming a health hazard as fewer people are getting vaccinated against the disease.
Gov. Whitmer has decided to work with the Administration in stark contrast to some of her colleagues who are far more adversarial.
Donald Trump’s calls for retribution have many in his party questioning how to proceed while distancing themselves from these comments.
A breakbreak through over the weekend may re-open the Government after an historically long shutdown.
The FAA crisis continues. to deepen as delays keep piling up due to shortages in staffing.
The shutdown will be a record long fiasco if it lasts through this week with economic pain being felt by more people.
As the shutdown drags on more and more people are affected by it in very painful ways.
The air traffic control staffing shortage is becoming more dire by the day with flight delays piling up.
Soybean farmers are in trouble with China refusing to purchase their harvested crops.
World leaders gather and fret at the World Economic Forum in Greenland as Trump ratchets us his desire to take Greenland.