Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine can help first responders this holiday season, while tightening the reins on college name, image and likeness. House Bill 184, recently passed by the House after being amended and passed by the Senate, started as an NIL bill but now includes

The National Retail Federation announced last week that a record 186.9 million people nationwide, an increase of more than 3 million from last year, were planning to shop on Black Friday, according to its annual consumer survey.

Nationally, personal data scams have been trending upward. Reported losses reached $1.5 billion in 2024, which was double the $744 million recorded in 2023.

“Over 45% of fourth-graders and about 35% of eighth-graders are scoring below basic on the National Assessment of Educational Progress Exam,” Smith said. “This is despite spending nearly 30% more per student.”

One bill would create an energy tax credit for nuclear facilities that go online after 2030 and another would create up to five years of tax credit for construction materials to build a facility.

The CIA helped bring thousands of its Afghan partner forces — called the "Zero Unit" — to the U.S. under Joe Biden's watch, following the shambolic evacuation from Afghanistan in 2021. Now, one of those Afghan commandos stands accused of murdering a National Guard soldier on the streets of Washington, D.C.

In the wake of Wednesday’s shooting of two National Guard members, Trump is pushing to tighten vetting and border controls as a direct countermeasure against possible national security threats posed by migrants inadequately screened under the Biden-era protocols.

As ICE officers continue to arrest the most violent criminals nationwide, people in the U.S have increasingly obstructed their efforts.

Though charged in 2023, Colombian national Michael Nunez Daza was only extradited to the U.S. earlier this year.

Northwestern is expected to pay the United States $75 million through 2028 in exchange for ending probes by the Department of Education, the Department of Health and Human Services and the Department of Justice.

The TPS program for Haiti is now set to expire on Feb. 3, and it is expected to affect 352,959 migrants.

Edlow said the pause will remain in place until all the necessary vetting steps are completed to ensure American safety.

Patel said there will be an FBI report in December that will show some of the latest crime statistics in the country, which will include the national murder rate that is expected to drop by double digits.

Hernandez, who was extradited to the U.S. in April of 2022, has long maintained his innocence, citing his former reputation as an anti-drug trafficker.

Bessent said refunded portions of some income tax benefits will no longer go to illegal migrants, including the Earned Income Tax Credit, the Additional Child Tax Credit, the American Opportunity Tax Credit and the Saver’s Match Credit.

The first film will be a documentary on the first lady, titled "Melania." It will debut in theaters on January 30, followed by an exclusive run on Amazon Prime.

Biden's alleged use of the autopen to sign controversial orders and pardons in his final months at the White House has been under scrutiny this year by the Republican-led congress and White House.

The flight tracking website FlightAware has reported over 2,300 flight delays related to the United States so far, while 50 flights have been canceled.

"The seriously retarded Governor of Minnesota, Tim Walz, does nothing, either through fear, incompetence, or both," he said.

Trump alleged that Biden's team in the White House largely used the autopen without the former president and that all orders without Biden's personal signature are canceled.