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3 days ago - NBC News analysis found that more than 117,000 immigrants face potential deportation after the Trump administration requested to reopen their cases or “re-calendar” them. Such cases were previously administratively closed by immigration judges, who do so to manage backlogs and allow immigrants time to pursue other relief they may be eligible for, such as asylum or a green card. Most reopened cases were filed in Arizona, California, Florida and New York, and at least half of the immigrants impacted have lived in the U.S.

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3 weeks ago - Senator investigation: The Defense Department began investigating Senator Mark Kelly, a retired Navy captain and astronaut, over “serious allegations of misconduct” after he appeared in a video reminding military personnel to refuse illegal ...

January 15, 2025 - PROMISES MADE, PROMISES KEPT: President Donald J. Trump Saves TikTok & Puts America FIRST.

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3 days ago - Trump told NBC News in a phone interview yesterday that he is leaving the possibility of a war with Venezuela on the table. House Democrats release new photos from Epstein estate ... This live blog coverage has ended. Follow the latest news. EPSTEIN DOCUMENTS: The Justice Department faces a deadline today ...

November 19, 2025 - Both the House and Senate acted decisively today to pass a bill forcing the Justice Department to release its files on the late convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. The House approved the bill in a near-unanimous vote of 427-1. Rep. Clay Higgins, R-La., was the lone “no” vote. Hours later, the Senate agreed with unanimous consent to pass the measure. Amid mounting pressure from his base, President Donald Trump reversed course and said he would sign the legislation if it passed both chambers, and encouraged House Republicans to vote in favor.

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November 19, 2025 - No senator objected, meaning the bill will head to Donald Trump to sign. ... With the Epstein Files Transparency Act bill now passed by the House of Representatives, it will head to the US Senate to face a vote by Congress' upper chamber. Senator Majority Leader John Thune has said the Senate will take up the bill "fairly quickly", and could pass it by later today.

5 days ago - The president also has a defamation ... the news organization of trying to undercut his 2024 candidacy and disparage his reputation. The Times says the lawsuit has no merit.Show more ... Dec. 15, 2025, 5:35 p.m. ET ... The Justice Department today filed its first response to a federal lawsuit brought by the National Trust for Historic Preservation seeking to halt construction of President Trump’s planned ...

2 days ago - Donald Trump’s justice department was hit with legal threats and scathing outrage after authorities released a limited, heavily redacted trove of Jeffrey Epstein files in an apparent violation of the law mandating the near-complete disclosure of these documents by Friday.