Steyer Wants ICE Jailed While He Cashes Private Prison Checks

Steyer Wants ICE Jailed While He Cashes Private Prison Checks

Justice Served FBI Catches Killer Who Targeted Federal Agents

Judge Orders Delaware To Stop Hiding Illegal Workers From ICE

Feds Raid Los Angeles Healthcare Sites In Massive Fraud Sweep

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Sotomayor Expresses Regret for Comments Questioning Kavanaugh’s Background

Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor issued a rare public apology Wednesday for what she acknowledged were “inappropriate” remarks directed at Justice Brett Kavanaugh regarding his position in a contentious immigration enforcement case decided last year.

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Four Blue State Governors Continue Taxing Tips and Overtime Despite Federal Relief

California, New York, Illinois, and Colorado have all rejected President Donald Trump’s federal policy eliminating taxes on tips and overtime pay, a key provision in the One Big Beautiful Bill Act. While the federal government has given these workers relief, state capitals in Sacramento, Albany, Springfield, and Denver are singing a different tune entirely.

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On Capitol Hill Today

Sen. Josh Hawley introduced legislation that would block federal pensions for lawmakers convicted of sexual abuse. The proposal adds to a growing push in Congress to tighten ethics rules and limit taxpayer-funded benefits for convicted officials.

The White House budget director said the administration is still working on a funding request tied to the Iran conflict, with no formal package yet sent to Congress. The comments signal ongoing internal discussions over potential defense-related spending.

Sen. Ted Cruz pushed back on criticism involving President Trump and the Supreme Court, defending Trump’s judicial record and approach to constitutional authority. The exchange underscores continued GOP support for Trump on judicial issues even as legal debates intensify.

Sen. Thom Tillis criticized President Trump over his recent comments tied to Pope Leo, warning that the situation reflects poorly on how the issue has been handled. The remarks highlight renewed public friction between Trump and some Republican senators over tone and messaging.