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Trump’s deployment of National Guard troops to Chicago signals a new approach to combating urban violence, while the ‘Make America Fentanyl Free’ campaign intensifies the debate over opioid policies. The president’s criticism of the Senate’s blue slip tradition adds to the growing tensions in the political arena, reflecting ongoing clashes over constitutional authority and judicial…

President Trump has suggested investigating former New Jersey Governor Chris Christie over the ‘Bridgegate’ scandal, which involved the closure of a bridge to punish political rivals. This move follows Christie’s criticism of Trump’s use of the Justice Department, intensifying political tensions between former allies.

Fox News contributor Joshua Ritter reacts to reports that Idaho student murderer Bryan Kohberger made frantic searches on his phone after police uncovered key detail.

Alaa Maso, a Syrian Olympic swimmer who fled to Germany in 2015, is now seeking German citizenship. The swimmer’s journey from Syria to Germany highlights the challenges faced by refugees and asylum seekers in integrating into society.

Kilmar Abrego Garcia, a Salvadorian migrant involved in a prolonged legal battle, has turned himself in at the ICE Field Office in Baltimore. His case has become a focal point of the Trump administration’s immigration policies.

France has summoned the US ambassador over accusations that Paris failed to confront rising anti-Semitism, particularly amid increased tensions related to the October 7 Hamas attack. The French government dismissed the claims as unacceptable, stating it has been fully mobilized to combat the rise in attacks.

The DNC has begun its summer meeting amid voter registration challenges. Amber Duke joined ‘Fox & Friends First’ to discuss the party’s crisis, as Zohran Mamdani advances his socialist agenda.

Anthony Napolitano, a former Chicago police officer, is urging the Trump administration to take action against the city’s rising crime rates, criticizing local Democratic leaders for their inaction. The former officer argues that federal assistance is needed to combat the surge in criminal activity.

German Vice Chancellor Lars Klingbeil warned Russian President Vladimir Putin against having ‘any illusions’ about Germany’s support for Ukraine. The visit to Kyiv highlights the ongoing commitment of European allies to the conflict.

Kilmar Abrego Garcia, a Mexican migrant trucker, faces deportation as a plea deal remains unresolved. The Oversight Project’s President, Mike Howell, has commented on the case, which has generated a petition for lenient sentencing.

President Trump’s potential deployment of National Guard troops to Chicago and other cities has drawn criticism from local leaders. The move is part of his ‘tough-on-crime’ agenda, but critics argue it is politically motivated.

The FBI raided the home and office of former national security advisor John Bolton, prompting critics to warn that such actions could set a precedent for expanded surveillance.

Federal officials have terminated California’s PREP funding, citing concerns over gender ideology content in state-run adolescent education materials. The Trump administration is ending this funding, alleging that the program exposes children to inappropriate sexual content and promotes distorted ideas about childhood sexuality using federal tax dollars.

The U.S. faces a growing military threat from China, which is rapidly enhancing its capabilities to secure Taiwan by 2027. While the United States remains stretched across multiple global commitments, Beijing is advancing its naval, missile, and cyber forces, raising concerns about the U.S. ability to deter a potential conflict.

The article discusses potential scenarios regarding Ukraine’s stance on the Donbas region amidst ongoing conflict. It also mentions the start of the U.S. Open tennis tournament.

US President Donald Trump has demanded that ABC and NBC be stripped of their broadcasting licenses, accusing the networks of political bias. Trump also suggested that these networks should pay substantial fees for the privilege of using the airwaves.

Visitor videos reveal North Korea’s efforts to mimic consumer trends, showcasing a facade of economic development. The regime’s use of technology and entertainment is seen as part of a strategy to maintain international legitimacy despite its isolated policies.

President Donald Trump has claimed that National Guard troops are necessary to combat rising crime in Washington, D.C., and has threatened to deploy military forces to other Democrat-led cities. During a press briefing, Trump stated that the presence of National Guard units in D.C. is a critical step toward stabilizing the city’s deteriorating security situation.

Over 2,200 National Guard troops have been deployed in Washington, D.C., with armed members of the South Carolina National Guard patrolling outside Union Station. The deployment marks a significant escalation in security measures for the nation’s capital.

Retired U.S. Army General David Petraeus expressed doubts about a potential meeting between Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky and Russian President Vladimir Putin, questioning Putin’s commitment to negotiations.

Russia has reported a significant loss of troops in the Ukraine conflict, with over 1.07 million troops lost since the invasion began. Recent casualties, totaling 870, underscore the ongoing intensity of the war.

Ukrainian forces intercepted 76 out of 104 Russian drones, resulting in 23 deaths and 33 injuries. The attack highlights the escalating conflict in the region.

President Donald Trump has criticized the Senate’s ‘blue slip’ tradition, calling it an unconstitutional practice that denies him the power to appoint judges and U.S. attorneys. U.S. Senator Chuck Grassley defended the practice as a long-standing norm, emphasizing its role in balancing state input and maintaining procedural integrity.

In the latest episode of One Nation with Brian Kilmeade, the podcast explores several key political topics. These include an analysis of former President Obama’s policies, the ongoing tensions between Ukraine and Russia, and the current crisis at the U.S. border. The discussion provides insights into the political landscape and its implications.

Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov has denied any plans for a direct meeting between President Vladimir Putin and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, dealing a blow to President Trump’s efforts to mediate an end to the war in Ukraine. Lavrov’s comments on NBC’s ‘Meet the Press’ may offer clues to whether a path forward remains.

The Sunday Night in America episode hosted by Trey Gowdy on August 24, 2025, addressed three major news topics that have significant implications for national and global affairs. The first segment focused on the ongoing Ukraine war, emphasizing the latest developments in the conflict, including military strategies, humanitarian efforts, and the geopolitical ramifications of the…

Political analysts and lawmakers are increasingly scrutinizing the role of gerrymandering, which has been widely criticized for creating uncompetitive electoral districts and suppressing voter turnout, especially in areas with diverse populations.

Former White House press secretary Ari Fleischer recently participated in a discussion on 'One Nation,' where he addressed the evolving landscape of political messaging. The segment, titled 'Town halls are now attended by professional Democratic protestors,' highlighted concerns about the role of professional activists in shaping public discourse.

Panelists Jason Chaffetz and Byron York discuss the nationwide debate over redistricting and gerrymandering, focusing on the use of census data to shape electoral boundaries and its impact on political representation.

Fox News host Brian Kilmeade discusses former President Barack Obama’s legacy on ‘One Nation.’ He claims that Obama mocked the most powerful Republican figure of our generation.