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Washington, D.C. – Homeland Security Assistant Secretary Tricia McLaughlin condemned Hannah Einbinder, star of Hacks, after the actress made controversial remarks about Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) during her acceptance speech at the 2025 Emmy Awards. What Happened On Sunday night, during her acceptance for Best Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series for Hacks on HBO Max, Einbinder ended her speech with a pointed political statement: “F— ICE and free Palestine!” The remark, which was censored during the CBS broadcast, quickly attracted criticism from Homeland Security. In a statement to TMZ, McLaughlin blasted the comment, accusing Einbinder of “demonizing” ICE…

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Washington, D.C. – In an effort to avert a government shutdown and address growing concerns about lawmaker security, House Republicans have unveiled a plan that includes $30 million in additional funding for the protection of members of Congress. The proposal comes just days after the tragic assassination of Charlie Kirk during a campus speaking event in Utah, highlighting the increasing risks faced by public figures. What Happened To prevent a government shutdown at the end of the month, Republicans have proposed a continuing resolution (CR) to extend current government funding levels through November 21, 2025. This will allow time for…

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Washington, D.C. – FBI Director Kash Patel revealed on Tuesday that the investigation into the assassination of conservative speaker Charlie Kirk has broadened, with the bureau examining numerous individuals linked to an online chatroom where the suspect, Tyler Robinson, allegedly discussed his plans before the attack. What Happened At a Senate hearing, Patel disclosed that the FBI is investigating communications between Robinson and others in a Discord chatroom, where he reportedly shared details about the planned assassination. Senator John Kennedy from Louisiana asked Patel whether the suspect had acted alone, to which Patel confirmed that the investigation was exploring the…

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CHICAGO – Mayor Brandon Johnson signed an executive order aimed at protecting the rights of protesters in Chicago, even if federal authorities try to intervene. What we know: The “Right to Protest” order directs the Chicago Police Department to work with protest organizers to find alternative locations or plans if federal law enforcement disrupts lawful demonstrations, while maintaining public safety and respecting First Amendment rights. The measure builds on Johnson’s Protecting Chicago initiative, which focuses on safeguarding free speech. What they’re saying: “The City of Chicago has proven time and time again that we can safeguard demonstrations of any size…

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CHICAGO – Here are a handful of people who might be feeling okay—maybe great — about the Chicago Bears’ recent 52-21 butt-whipping in Detroit: Last year’s head coach Matt Eberflus, last year’s offensive coordinator, Shane Waldron (who survived nine games before getting dumped in November 2024), former defensive coordinator, Eric Washington, and—last, but certainly not least—former first round quarterback picks Mitch Trubisky and Justin Fields. Rookie supernova head coach Ben Johnson is winless as a Bear. Quarterback Caleb Williams is also winless in 2025 and has a season passer rating of 89.1, barely above his career rating of 87.9. The…

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JOLIET, Ill. – A man is hospitalized after a stabbing at a suburban Chicago park Tuesday morning, authorities said. What we know: The incident happened shortly after 9:30 a.m. at the south end of Bicentennial Park near Bluff Street and Marion Street, according to Joliet police. Details about what led to the stabbing have not been released. Police said the victim was taken to a hospital, but his condition is unknown. A person of interest was taken into custody, and authorities said there is no threat to the community. This is a developing story and we’ll bring more updates as…

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A US appeals court has blocked former President Donald Trump’s attempt to remove Lisa Cook, a Federal Reserve governor, marking a significant development in a legal battle that could impact the Fed’s independence. The court’s ruling preserves Cook’s position at the Federal Reserve ahead of the central bank’s important policy meeting this week, where the Federal Reserve is expected to cut US interest rates to support a slowing labor market. What Happened On Monday, the US Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit ruled 2-1 to uphold a previous decision by US District Judge Jia Cobb, denying the…

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Washington, D.C. – In a tense exchange, Republican Senator Lindsey Graham, a staunch ally of former President Donald Trump, pressed U.S. National Security Advisor Kash Patel on the legal grounds for military strikes against Venezuelan boats. These boats, according to President Trump, are allegedly carrying illicit drugs headed for U.S. shores. What Happened During a Senate hearing, Graham raised concerns about the U.S. military’s involvement in striking Venezuelan boats, questioning the legal justification for such actions. Patel, who was part of the Trump administration’s national security team, chose not to provide a direct answer, instead deferring the matter to Attorney…

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Brooklyn Park, MN – Voters in Minnesota will head to the polls on Tuesday for a special election to fill the state House seat left vacant after the tragic deaths of Representative Melissa Hortman and her husband in June. The couple was killed in what authorities described as a politically motivated assassination. What Happened The election to fill the late Rep. Melissa Hortman’s seat is taking place amid heightened concerns over political violence in the U.S. The Hortmans’ deaths were allegedly carried out by Vance Boelter, a 58-year-old man who reportedly had a list of targets, including Democratic lawmakers and…

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Spain has become the first of the “big five” Eurovision countries to announce it will boycott the 2026 Eurovision Song Contest if Israel participates. This decision comes amid growing international concerns over Israel’s military actions in Gaza and is a significant move in the ongoing debate over Israel’s involvement in the prestigious event. What Happened On Monday, RTVE, Spain’s national broadcaster, announced that its board members had voted to boycott the Eurovision 2026 contest if Israel is allowed to compete. The vote, carried by 10 votes to 4, was made in response to Israel’s ongoing offensive in Gaza. This move…

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