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An immigration judge has ruled that the United States government can move forward with efforts to deport Salah Sarsour, a Palestinian American community leader and permanent US resident. The decision marks a major development in a case that has drawn attention from civil rights advocates, immigration groups, and supporters of Palestinian rights. Sarsour serves as the president of the Islamic Society of Milwaukee, the largest mosque in Wisconsin. He has lived in the United States for more than 30 years and has long been active in community and religious work. The ruling was issued by Immigration Judge Jayme Salinardi in…
US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has confirmed plans to reduce the number of generals and admirals in the military by 20%. He also defended the administration’s efforts to reshape the armed forces and remove diversity-focused policies. The announcement came during a speech at Marine Corps Base Quantico in Virginia. Hegseth said the military should focus on training, readiness, discipline, accountability, and combat effectiveness. He argued that these goals should remain the main priorities for service members across all branches. During his remarks, Hegseth strongly criticized diversity, equity, and inclusion programs. He said the Pentagon had moved away from policies that…
President Donald Trump signed a new executive order on Tuesday directing federal agencies to replace the term artificial intelligence with the term Super Intelligence across the executive branch. The move formalizes a rebranding effort that Trump has promoted in recent weeks as he argues that current technology has moved beyond what the traditional AI label represents. The executive order was signed following a White House summit that brought together leading technology executives and government officials. Under the new directive, federal agencies must use the terms Super Intelligence and SI in official communications, public statements, websites, reports, policy documents, and other…
A heated Senate hearing placed former special counsel Jack Smith back in the spotlight as Republican lawmakers renewed their criticism of his investigation into President Donald Trump. The hearing, held before the Senate Judiciary Committee, lasted about four hours and featured sharp exchanges, personal attacks, and disputes over the handling of the federal election case. Republicans spent the past two years promising to uncover evidence that Smith led a politically motivated effort against Trump. His latest appearance before lawmakers was expected to provide major developments ahead of the midterm elections. Instead, much of the attention shifted to tense confrontations and…
President Donald Trump criticized the U.S. Supreme Court on Sunday after it blocked a Republican-backed congressional map in Missouri for a third time, keeping a long-running election dispute in the national spotlight. In a post on Truth Social, Trump argued that the court’s decision prevented Missouri from using a congressional map favored by Republicans. He praised state leaders and supporters who backed the effort and said they were fighting for what they viewed as fairness and election security. Trump also highlighted his past election victories in Missouri. He said he remained proud of the support he received from voters in…
A powerful storm continued to batter coastal communities across the Northeastern United States on Sunday. Heavy rain, strong winds, and high tidal surges caused major flooding and power outages across several states. Residents in many shoreline towns faced a second day of flooding as the slow-moving nor’easter remained over the region. The storm flooded streets, damaged homes, and left thousands of people dealing with rising water. In New Jersey, coastal neighborhoods saw repeated flooding during each high tide cycle. Many residents said the water kept returning throughout the day. Sea Bright resident Caroline Virenius said floodwater entered her garage several…
President Donald Trump has launched a new effort to cancel hundreds of millions of dollars in federal spending, triggering criticism from lawmakers, budget experts and government watchdogs who argue that the move bypasses Congress. On Friday, the White House announced plans to withdraw about $810 million in funding that had already been approved by Congress. The administration said the spending cuts support its goal of reducing programs that benefit non-citizens and redirecting resources toward American citizens. The proposal relies on a budget tactic often called a “pocket rescission.” The approach seeks to delay spending until the end of the fiscal…
President Donald Trump is preparing a broad campaign push across several Republican-leaning states as the 2026 midterm elections enter their final weeks. The travel schedule includes stops in states that strongly supported him in the 2024 presidential election, highlighting growing Republican efforts to protect key races before voters head to the polls. According to people familiar with the plans, Trump is expected to campaign in Iowa, Florida, Texas and Alaska before Election Day. Those visits will come in addition to planned appearances in Oklahoma and Alabama. The schedule shows that Republican leaders are paying close attention to races in states…
The U.S. Supreme Court has once again blocked efforts by Missouri Republicans to use a new congressional map in the 2026 midterm elections. The ruling means voters will continue to use the current district boundaries that have been in place since 2022. The decision came on Friday and marked the third time the nation’s highest court rejected attempts to put the proposed 2025 map into effect. The court stopped a lower appeals court ruling that would have revived the new map despite earlier decisions against it. The justices said changing district lines after voting had already begun would create serious…
Leaders of some of the world’s biggest artificial intelligence companies urged global cooperation and stronger safety measures during a United Nations Security Council meeting on Wednesday. The emergency session focused on the growing power of AI and concerns about how the technology could affect societies, governments, and global security. OpenAI Chief Executive Sam Altman told members of the Security Council that the rapid development of AI requires careful oversight. He said governments and technology companies must work together to reduce risks while still allowing innovation to continue. Altman described the current period as a critical moment for the industry. He…
