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The Supreme Court is examining a major challenge to President Donald Trump’s birthright citizenship order, focusing on whether lower courts have overstepped their authority by blocking the policy nationwide. The case could have significant implications for the balance of power between the executive and judicial branches.

The U.S. Supreme Court is set to hear arguments on whether individual district court judges can unilaterally halt the federal government from enforcing laws or policies nationwide through universal injunctions. Critics argue that these injunctions give judges excessive power and threaten the stability of the federal government’s ability to enforce policies.

SEN CHRIS COONS warns that suspending due process under the Trump administration could risk deporting American citizens, citing multiple cases of mistaken detentions and deportations. The administration is reportedly paying millions to hold deportees in El Salvador and faces criticism for removing legal safeguards like habeas corpus and hearings.

The Trump administration faces the challenge of managing the large population of illegal immigrants in the United States. Recent judicial rulings have upheld Trump’s authority to deport criminal migrants under the Alien Enemies Act, emphasizing the administration’s focus on targets that pose a threat to national security.

The article discusses the challenge faced by the United States and the Trump administration in addressing the issue of tens of millions of illegal immigrants who have not committed crimes or acts of violence. It highlights the lack of precise data on their number and categories, while also criticizing the Biden administration’s open borders policy…

Bernadette Wilson, a former talk radio host and conservative figure, has entered the Alaska governor’s race, emphasizing energy development and opposing ranked choice voting. Her campaign highlights family political ties and business experience, positioning her as a potential outsider in a highly contested race.

The Fayette County Sheriff’s Office has confirmed the discovery of what they believe are the human remains of missing one-year-old Kahleb Collins. The remains were found in a burn pile at the family residence and have been sent for official identification.

Missouri voters could soon decide to reinstate the state’s near-total abortion ban following the passage of a proposed constitutional amendment by the GOP-controlled legislature. The amendment aims to repeal the earlier voter-approved abortion protections that were added to the state’s constitution in 2024.

Missouri’s near-total abortion ban could return if a new ballot measure passed by the GOP-controlled legislature gains voter approval. The proposed constitutional amendment would repeal a 2024 amendment that enshrined abortion protections, allowing for the reinstatement of Missouri’s trigger law, which previously criminalized all abortions except in life-threatening cases.

Former Hamas hostages are calling on Prime Minister Netanyahu and President Trump to act swiftly to free remaining captives, even if it means halting military operations. After American Israeli Edan Alexander’s release, 65 survivors urged the leaders to seize the moment and not let the historic momentum stop.

Providence, Rhode Island, officials have agreed to fly the Palestinian flag at City Hall as part of a broader effort to celebrate diversity. This decision follows a pattern of displaying various ethnic and cultural flags, including the Israeli, Irish, Armenian, and Dominican flags, reflecting the city’s commitment to its diverse population.

Broward County Circuit Court Judge Gary Farmer has been suspended from the bench after an investigation found his alleged misconduct, including inappropriate jokes and biased behavior, had damaged the judiciary’s public image. The suspension, effective next week, follows a recommendation by the Florida Judicial Qualifications Commission.

A 14-year-old boy was charged with murder after a fatal shooting in the Bronx, where a 16-year-old girl was killed in crossfire during a schoolyard fight. The incident, believed to be gang-related, has sparked concerns about youth violence in the area.

Erik and Lyle Menendez have been resentenced from life without parole to 50 years to life with the possibility of parole. The brothers, who admitted to killing their parents in a 1989 shotgun massacre, claimed self-defense due to years of abuse.

Immigration authorities arrested over two dozen illegal immigrants at construction sites in Wildwood, Florida, as part of enforcement actions targeting undocumented workers. The detainees, from Mexico, Guatemala, and Honduras, were apprehended amid heightened scrutiny of immigration policies following Florida Governor Ron DeSantis’s emphasis on strict enforcement.

A federal judge ordered the release of Georgetown researcher Badar Khan Suri after immigration officials detained him for allegedly spreading Hamas propaganda. The judge found the government lacked sufficient evidence to counter Suri’s claims of being punished for his views on the Gaza war.

Columnist David Marcus critiques the liberal media for years of misleading the public on critical topics like Joe Biden’s mental state, the origins of COVID-19, the U.S.-Mexico border crisis, and transgender identity debates. He argues that the media’s recent ‘epiphanies’ were actually obvious to ordinary Americans long before being ‘revealed’ by the press.

Sylvia Cunio’s harrowing experience with her sons kidnapped by Hamas has drawn global attention. Her plea for the release of all hostages in Gaza underscores the urgent humanitarian crisis and the moral imperative to secure their safe return.