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DHS Secretary Accuses Minnesota Gov. of Enabling Immigrant Fraud

Stella Green, December 2, 2025

U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Secretary Kristi Noem, speaking during Tuesday’s cabinet meeting, issued sharp criticism against Minnesota Governor Tim Walz regarding alleged widespread fraud connected to visas and government programs in the state. In her remarks addressed to President Donald Trump, Secretary Noem stated that 50% of visa-related…

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Opinion

Constitutional Shield Against Tyrannical Troop Quartering

Sentinel Update, December 2, 2025

A critical provision within our nation’s foundational document, often overlooked in contemporary discourse despite its relevance today, offers vital protection against an age-old form of oppression. The Third Amendment stands as a testament to the Founders’ awareness and rejection of potentially tyrannical governmental powers. This amendment clearly states: “No Soldier…

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Florida Lawmaker Pushes for Discharge Petition to Ban Congressional Stock Trading

Stella Green, December 2, 2025

Jim Thomas Tuesday, 02 December 2025 07:47 PM EST In an escalating effort to address ethical concerns surrounding insider trading by members of Congress, Representative Anna Paulina Luna (R-Fla.) filed a discharge petition Tuesday aimed at forcing House leadership’s hand on the Restore Trust in Congress Act. The measure would…

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Funding Withholdal Looms as States Clash Over Agriculture Data Demands

Stella Green, December 2, 2025

Brooke Rollins, the United States Agriculture Secretary, declared Tuesday that her department would start withholding federal agriculture funds from states led by Democrats should they refuse to provide detailed data on individuals receiving food assistance. The announcement came during a meeting with President Donald Trump’s Cabinet. Rollins stated that the…

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ICE Reinstates Officer After Revocation, Announces Back Pay Following Immigration Decision

Stella Green, December 2, 2025

An Illinois police officer who was unlawfully fired by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) for allegedly being in the country illegally has been reinstated with back pay. The Hanover Park Police Department announced Tuesday that Radule Bojovic, a 25-year-old Montenegrin citizen, returned to duty Monday and will continue serving…

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Immigration Judges Firing Sparks Controversy

Stella Green, December 2, 2025

The Trump administration has recently sparked significant debate following reports of eight immigration judges being dismissed, according to an analysis by Brian Freeman on Tuesday. This action comes after a former immigration judge named Tania Nemer filed a lawsuit alleging unlawful discrimination. Her case centers specifically around her termination shortly…

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Minnesota Whistleblower Allegations Spark Calls for Criminal Probe into Gov. Tim Walz

Stella Green, December 2, 2025

Rep. James Comer, R-Ky., has announced plans for his House Oversight Committee to potentially recommend criminal charges against Minnesota Governor Tim Walz and Attorney General Keith Ellison if ongoing whistleblower investigations are substantiated. According to Comer, the committee is examining serious claims from government employees who assert that both officials…

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Entertainment

Gene Simmons, ‘Kiss’ Starhead, Leads Senate Testimony on Music Royalty Reform

Ella Thomas, December 2, 2025

WASHINGTON – Bassist Gene Simmons is set to testify before a Senate committee next week, lending significant star power to renewed efforts for legislation that would address compensation issues in the music industry. Simmons was scheduled to appear Monday before the Senate Judiciary Subcommittee on Intellectual Property. His appearance precedes…

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Brooklyn School Blocks Holocaust Survivor Speaker Over Pro-Israel Views

Stella Green, December 2, 2025

A Brooklyn middle school principal has denied a request from a parent to invite a Nazi labor camp survivor to speak on antisemitism, citing concerns about the speaker’s pro-Israel opinions as inappropriate for a public school setting. The decision drew criticism from local officials who defended it. Principal Arin Rusch…

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Supreme Court Divides on Medicaid Abortion Funding Blockade

Stella Green, December 2, 2025

A federal judge has issued a preliminary injunction blocking President Donald Trump’s administration effort to stop the flow of Medicaid funds to Planned Parenthood in 22 states. The decision comes from a U.S. District Court judge Tuesday and halts enforcement pending further legal review. The provision, supported by Republicans, aims…

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