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[ad_1] The Trump administration announced new sanctions on Wednesday against Swedish gangs linked to Iran that coordinated the attack on the Israeli embassy in Stockholm in January 2024, according to the Treasury Department. Sanctions freeze the assets of members and members of the Foxtrot network. The Foxtrot Network is a cross-border crime organization that the Treasury has described as one of the region’s most “prominent” drug trafficking organizations. Sanctions have also selected and targeted the group’s fugitive leader, Rawa Majid. “The brave use of criminal organizations and drug traffickers across Iran’s borders underscores the administration’s attempts to achieve its ends…

[ad_1] US Post Officer Louis DeJoy signed a contract with members of Congress on Thursday to sign the efficiency and agreement between the General Services Bureau and Elon Musk, cutting billions of dollars with 10,000 workers from the U.S. Postal Service Budget. In a letter to Congress, Dejoy lamented that the postal service had a “broken business model that was very necessary and not financially sustainable without core changes.” “It’s a tough job to fix a broken organization that experienced nearly $100 billion in losses without bankruptcy proceedings and was projected to lose another $200 billion,” writes Dejoy. “It is…

[ad_1] Jack Teisheyla, a member of the Massachusetts Air National Guard, who was convicted of leaking highly classified documents about the war in Ukraine, used his court Thursday to describe himself as a “proud patriot” trying to expose the “lie” of the Biden administration.After pleading guilty to a military accusation of obstructing justice, the 23-year-old knew that his actions were illegal, but felt that he needed to share the truth about how the Biden administration, in his view, misleading the war in Ukraine.”If I saved Americans, Russians, or Ukraine’s lives for this pointless money-making war, my punishment is worth it,”…

[ad_1] Late Thursday, the second judge ordered the Trump administration to revive probation workers who fired masses at multiple agencies. In Baltimore, Obama’s appointee, US District Judge James Bredal, discovered that the administration ignored the laws set for a massive layoff. Bleder ordered the shooting to be stopped for at least two weeks, and the workforce returned to its status quo before the layoffs began.He sided with almost 20 states who filed lawsuits alleging that mass shootings were illegal and already affecting the state government.The ruling follows a similar ruling by US District Judge William Alsup. He discovered Thursday morning…

[ad_1] Join Fox News to access this content You have reached your maximum number of articles. Log in or create a free account to continue reading. By entering your email to continue, you agree to Fox News Terms of Use and Privacy Policy. This includes notifications of financial incentives. Please enter a valid email address. Are there any problems? click here. Over a two-day period, 239 “wasteful” contracts with a “ceiling value” of $1.7 billion have ended, the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) said Thursday, including a grant aimed at teaching transgender and queer urban farmers about “food justice.” According…

[ad_1] President Donald Trump paid tribute to the heroic dog “defenses our citizens and our hometowns” on Thursday. National K-9 Veterans Day celebrates “Dog Courage” and the Dog Courage of the Army and Police on March 13th each year.”At the frontlines, the fighting zones and our borders, these fearless, four-legged fighters are incredibly valuable parts of protecting America,” Trump said in a message Thursday. On March 13, 2025, President Donald Trump paid tribute to the heroic dog “defenses our citizens and our hometown.” (Getty Images)According to the White House, more than 30,000 “dedicated working dogs” with 1,600 working dogs actively…

[ad_1] I learned something at Capitol Hill this week.House Republicans can pass government funding bills without democratic aid.barely. 217-213.Republicans could only lose one vote. And that’s all they lost: Rep. Thomas Massey, R-KY.Hitchhiker’s guide to where we stand in potential government closuresThe GOP bill picked up one Democrat.Passing the government funding bill yourself was not always the case with home GOPs. Republicans have held the House majority for over two years. The GOP majority has consistently leaned towards Democrats serving the minority for many votes to keep the government open and lift the debt cap. But that changed late Tuesday…

[ad_1] Senate minority leader Chuck Schumer (DN.Y.) says he will vote to keep the government open, warning that the closure will have worse outcomes for Americans and only empower President Trump and Elon Musk.”I think it’s my job to make the best choice for the country to minimize harm to Americans. So I’ll vote to keep the government open and not close it,” Schumer said Thursday while speaking on the Senate floor. Click to get the Fox News app Schumer and playing cards. (AP/Getty Images)Democrats have criticized Republicans for their hesitation to pass government funding laws, but their own parties…

[ad_1] Join Fox News to access this content You have reached your maximum number of articles. Log in or create a free account to continue reading. By entering your email to continue, you agree to Fox News Terms of Use and Privacy Policy. This includes notifications of financial incentives. Please enter a valid email address. Are there any problems? click here. President Donald Trump is reportedly expected to invoke the Alien Enemy Act of 1798 to pave the way for a massive, large deportation of illegal immigrants. Trump campaigned to invoke wartime laws that allowed the president to detain or…

[ad_1] His staff and family, Sen. Tom Tillis, was the target of harassment and death threats, according to a memo released by his office on Thursday afternoon. The voicemail shared by Tillis’s team reveals a frightening new reality as it is filled with blasphemy and fueled his grievances with President Donald Trump. “The amount of threats and harassment directed at Congressional members and their staff is new normal,” said Daniel Keelin, a senior adviser to the Senate. “Yeah, Tom Tillis, are you afraid of death threats? Then remove f — from the office,” one caller said in voicemail. Kielin said…