By Emel Akan WASHINGTON—President Joe Biden is facing significant backlash from Democratic elected leaders, particularly in northern U.S. cities that are struggling to deal with migrant surges. They accuse the president of not doing enough to curb the influx of illegal immigrants, which is putting enormous strain on their resources. Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker is […]
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Trump Endorses Jim Jordan for House Speaker
By Mimi Nguyen Ly Former President Donald Trump has endorsed Rep. Jim Jordan (R-Ohio) for the next speaker of the House when lawmakers return to the Capitol next week. Mr. Jordan, head of the House Judiciary Committee and founder of the House Freedom Caucus, is considered to be the favorite by several House Republicans who […]
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Vacancies For Illegal Immigrants After Military Families With Booked Rooms Are Turned Away
By Alice Giordano National outrage has rapidly spread over news that American veterans and active service members with tickets to the highly anticipated annual and historic Army-Navy college football game have had their hotel reservations given to illegal immigrants as government-funded housing. “It is outrageous that our veterans, who put their lives on the line […]
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Trump Responds to Biden Administration’s Move to Build Border Wall
By Catherine Yang Former President Donald Trump had made building a wall at the southern border a hallmark of his first campaign and presidency, and in his 2024 campaign he has frequently lambasted the Biden administration for lax border security. Upon the announcement that the Biden administration has waived 26 federal laws to resume border construction, President […]
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Oil Supply Fears Grow as US Drilling Activity Slows, OPEC to Keep Cuts Intact
By Andrew Moran Global energy markets could face tighter inventories heading into 2024 and beyond as U.S. shale companies are not keen to expand drilling activity, and the world’s largest oil cartel is not bolstering production. U.S. crude oil prices have slumped about 7 percent since hitting a 2023 high of about $95 per barrel […]
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10,000 Illegal Immigrants to Arrive Daily at US Border, Warns Mexican President
By Naveen Athrappully Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador has warned that the United States will soon see about 10,000 illegal immigrants per day arrive at its border with Mexico. Such a large number of illegal immigrants are reaching Mexico’s northern border with the United States partly due to abount 6,000 illegal immigrants crossing from […]
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Thousands of US Educators Quit Amid Soaring Numbers of Illegal Immigrant and Special Needs Students
By Autumn Spredemann America’s education crisis is approaching another crossroads this year. Between January and July, more than a quarter of a million teachers and support staff called it quits amid heavier workloads and growing class sizes. Complicating this is the growing number of illegal immigrant and special-needs students entering U.S. classrooms. The teacher exodus has hit […]
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US Supreme Court Rejects Challenge to Block Trump in 2024
By Jack Phillips The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday declined to take a longshot challenge to former President Donald Trump’s eligibility on New Hampshire’s ballots during the 2024 election. John Anthony Castro filed an appeal with the Supreme Court several weeks ago and claimed that the former president should be disqualified under a reading of […]
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Over 277,000 COVID-19 Cases in 2021 in the Vaccinated Hidden by CDC
By Zachary Stieber More than 277,000 COVID-19 cases among people who received at least one dose of a COVID-19 vaccine were reported to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) in 2021 but not disclosed to the public, newly obtained files show. Some 144,349 cases among partially vaccinated people were reported by 32 […]
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Failed Funding Vote Exposes Depth of Divide Between House Republicans
By Lawrence Wilson House Republicans vented frustration with one another on Friday after 21 members joined Democrats in defeating a continuing resolution to extend government funding through Oct. 31. The vote came as the latest in a string of failed votes over the past two weeks, revealing just how wide the gap is between factions […]
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San Diego County Declares Border Woes a Humanitarian Crisis
By Brad Jones and John Fredricks The San Diego County Board of Supervisors has unanimously and officially declared a “humanitarian crisis” at the southern border. According to San Diego County Supervisor Jim Desmond, the Sept. 26 declaration is a direct response to the federal government’s failure to provide enough resources to manage the inflow of asylum seekers. […]
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Food Stamp Program Losing $1 Billion Every Month to Alleged Fraud, Errors: Sen. Ernst
By Katabella Roberts The U.S. food stamp program is losing about $1 billion a month because of alleged fraud and errors, Sen. Joni Ernst (R-Iowa) has said. The lawmaker made the claim in a Sept. 26 press release announcing new legislation aimed at combating the alleged billions of dollars in monthly losses from the United […]
