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Rep. Ro Khanna of D-Calif has been crossing the country for the past few months, leading to amplifying the Democrats’ message of resisting President Donald Trump’s aggressive and controversial actions in overturning long-standing policies and cutting federal workers.But Kanna, a California Democrat, is his fifth term in the House and likely has national ambitions in 2028, making her announcements not only for Trump and Vice President JD Vance, Trump’s heirs, his own party, and his own party as well as his own.”We have to have an all-out Democratic brand with a coherent platform and a future-oriented platform. Many leaders need…

First on Fox – life supporter Mark Hooke sued the Justice Department over arrests and prosecutions under the Biden administration, but said his family was being prevented from resolving the case by a “activist” federal judge. Houck filed a lawsuit against the Department of Justice last year, seeking compensation for what he called “false investigation” and “overpowered power” after about 25 SWAT teams arrested him in front of his children.Now Houck is appealing the judge’s decision to the Third District Court, asking the Trump administration to track down ending DOJ weaponization against pro-lifers like him. He discusses his wife and…

Tax season will take place. And this year, Congressional Republicans have turned the tax season into a “selling” season. Republicans and President Donald Trump are pushing for approval of a bill that reapproves the 2017 tax cut package. Otherwise, these taxes will expire later this year.”We absolutely have to make tax cuts permanent,” says Fox Business’ R-Wis. Rep. Tom Tiffany said.”We need to get the President’s tax cuts and employment law updates, which is absolutely essential,” said Senator Minecround of Fox Business.Fees for almost all American spikes if Congress does not act within the coming months.Trust in the Democrats is…

The U.S. Supreme Court issued an early-morning block on Saturday’s early morning blockade of Venezuelans, held in northern Texas under 18th century wartime law.The judge directed the Trump administration not to exclude Venezuelans held in the Bluebonnet Detention Center “until further orders of this court.”Justice Clarence Thomas and Samuel Alito disagreed with the majority.The ACLU will appeal to the Supreme Court to stop Venezuela’s deportation. Boasberg will hold an emergency hearing on Friday night Venezuelan immigrants were repatriated from a US gesture seen on April 4, 2025 when they arrived at Simon Bolivar International Airport in Michaelitia, Venezuela.The court’s decision…

Welcome to Fox News Politics Newsletter with the latest updates on the Trump administration, Capitol Hill and Fox News Politics content.What is this going on…-GABBARD has released the RFK file released a few months after Trump’s order: “Light to the Truth”-top dem asks Noem how the TSA prevents “major confusion” as many travelers still lack the actual ID-Biden’s Vax-centric Covid-19 website has been olferitated to the White House and replaced by the “True Origins” virus guide”We’re not the same.”The White House released split-screen images overnight to highlight the harsh contrast between where Republicans and Democrats stand in illegal immigration.One image…

Senator Chris Van Hollen, D-Md. says the margarita was a fake. He says anger is real.Van Hollen addressed reporters Thursday after landing at Virginia’s Dulles International Airport, returning from a highly publicized trip to El Salvador to meet deported illegal immigrant Kilmer Abrego Garcia. He tried to set the record straight for what is now called “Margarita Gate,” a viral photo posted by Salvadora’s President Naive Bukere.”Let me be very clear,” Van Hollen said. “Neither of us touched the drinks that were in front of us, and if you want to play a bit of Sherlock Holmes, it tells us…

The American Civil Liberties Union appealed to the U.S. Supreme Court on Friday, bringing Venezuelan citizens back to South America in Texas and calling for an emergency injunction against the Trump administration under the rarely used alien enemy law. The Supreme Court previously held that there were restrictions on how the government could use the 1798 alien enemy law. Hours before the suit was filed with the Supreme Court on Friday, the ACLU had sought an injunction from two federal judges to deport the country. One of the judges, James E. Boasberg, was scheduled to hear the request on Friday…

Exclusive: Christian leaders say President Donald Trump has the opportunity to correct Biden-era mistakes by stopping deportation of followers facing torture and death.With thousands of Christians gathered during Holy Week, faith leaders across the United States urged Trump to stop via deportation of Christians in Afghanistan, who are facing almost certain persecution under the Taliban.On April 10, the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) announced it would end humanitarian parole for Afghan citizens, ordering thousands to leave the United States within days.Early reports called the change Temporary Protection Status (TPS), but internal DHS notifications confirm that affected Afghans are in fact…

President Trump on Friday said career government employees working on administration’s policy matters would be to reclassify “scheduling policy/career” or willing employees and would be fired if they fail to follow his agenda.”After my day’s executive order, the Human Resources Bureau will issue new civil service regulations to employees of the occupational government,” the president wrote on a true Friday afternoon. He added, “Employees of career governments working on moving forward, policy matters will be categorized as ‘scheduling policy/career’ and classified as the highest standards of action and performance.”This is because the Trump administration continues to fire federal employees to…

Anti-Israel law students at Harvard University conspiracy to smear many law firms opposed anti-Israel efforts on university campuses.The student-led branch of the National Lawyers Guild, a left-wing legal advocacy group that held “Big Law, Big Secrets: Wikipedia Editor” earlier this month on campus, was intended to “collect data to compile the pages of Wikipedia’s large law firms to reflect the cases discussed recently.” Two days later, more than a dozen law firms critical of anti-Semitism on Harvard and other university campuses have revised their Wikipedia pages, including ones that have given up on job openings from Harvard students. The changes…