Federal investigators are reportedly looking at a wide network of U.S. nonprofits and activists tied to Cuba messaging, and the timing looks very organized.
Memorial Day gas costs soar as Middle East unrest rattles markets
Americans heading out for Memorial Day are facing painfully high gas prices, with some regions near record levels and diesel costs adding pressure across the economy.
Minnesota taxpayers left picking up the tab for a $90 million Medicaid scam
Federal prosecutors say new Minnesota Medicaid fraud charges are only the start of a much bigger cleanup job.
NYC Mayor Criticizes Federal Agents Over Misleading Immigration Tactics
Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s new audit says federal immigration agents used aggressive tactics, while the White House says local leaders should cooperate with ICE instead of fighting it.
Trump Team Rebukes Critics of New Fund Aiding Victims of Political Weaponization
The Trump administration is defending its new Anti-Weaponization Fund, saying it is meant to help Americans harmed by politicized federal probes, not serve as a payout machine for allies or Jan. 6 defendants.
Trump warns high court that birthright citizenship poses grave dangers
Trump says the Supreme Court’s coming birthright citizenship ruling could unleash chaos, as the justices weigh a major constitutional fight over his January 2025 order.
John Kennedy warns California is spending taxpayer money on exorcisms
Sen. John Kennedy says California’s Medicaid program is paying for exorcisms and other faith-based services, and the numbers have conservatives asking how this got so far out of hand.
Ilhan Omar Attributes Minnesota Fraud Fallout to Trump as She Avoids Scrutiny
Ilhan Omar denies knowledge of the Feeding Our Future scam as lawmakers push for answers and a new ethics probe grows.
Ilhan Omar Faults Trump for Widespread Fraud After Skipping Testimony
Ilhan Omar says she had no knowledge of the Feeding Our Future scheme, but critics say the timing and facts tell a different story.
Spanberger’s bid to keep ICE out of polling sites raises eyebrows
Virginia Gov. Abigail Spanberger says she will issue an order about federal agents near polling places, a move critics say raises more questions than it answers.
