Author: Karen Givens

President Trump announced Friday that he has “terminated” all executive orders and other documents signed by autopen under President Biden and threatened to charge his predecessor with perju. President Trump made the announcement on Friday, declaring that every executive order and related document signed by autopen during the Biden administration is voided, using the word “terminated” to describe the action. The statement also included a threat to pursue charges against his predecessor, saying he would charge him with perju. The declaration landed squarely in the center of a growing dispute over presidential authority and the mechanics of the transfer of…

Paris’ Louvre will raise the price for non-European visitors from 22 to 32 euros ($25 to 37) starting in January to help fund an overhaul after the building’s degradation was exposed. The Louvre in Paris has approved a ticket increase for non-European visitors, moving admission from 22 to 32 euros. Officials say the change takes effect in January and is intended to support a major overhaul of the aging complex. The museum is one of the world’s busiest, so even modest increases can add up quickly. The stated purpose of the rise is straightforward: generate revenue to repair and renovate…

The British government welcomed the news Thursday that net migration in the U.K., the difference between those moving to the country long-term and those leaving, fell by more than two-thirds in the ye The government’s reaction was swift and public, signaling relief that a headline number finally moved the right way. Officials framed the drop as evidence that pressure on public services and housing could ease if the trend holds. At the same time, ministers stressed this is one data point and that durable change requires sustained policy and enforcement. The initial welcome was unmistakable from the tone and timing…

The suspect accused of killing two National Guard soldiers near the White House is reported to be an immigrant from Afghanistan who arrived in the U.S. during President Biden’s 2021 airlift. This shooting has struck at the heart of what Americans expect: security in and around the capital and safety for the troops who protect it, and it raises blunt questions about how that security is managed. Two National Guard soldiers were fatally shot near the White House, an attack that underscores the stakes when vetting and immigration policy collide with public safety. The suspect is identified as an Afghan…

Crews filled giant character balloons on New York City streets, inflating them into shape ahead of the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade while crews handled safety checks, tethers, and traffic adjustments. The air on the avenue was a mix of helium hiss and focused energy as crews coaxed massive inflatable characters upright. Workers eased fabric, sealed valves, and checked seams while the shapes slowly took form against the skyline. Nearby, handlers readied lines and harnesses to control each balloon once it left the pavement. These parade giants tower over the crowd, some stretching as long as a city bus and others…

Two brothers in Virginia were arrested after an off-duty police officer overheard them allegedly plotting to kill immigration officers, the U.S. Department of Homeland Security said. The arrest came after an off-duty law enforcement officer happened to overhear a conversation that raised real alarms about threats to federal immigration staff. Local and federal authorities moved quickly to detain the two men, and the Department of Homeland Security confirmed its involvement. The case has put a spotlight on how threats against public servants are identified and handled. The situation underscores the daily risks faced by immigration officers doing their jobs. The…

A Georgia judge dismissed the criminal case against President Trump on Tuesday, delivering a clear courtroom win that shifts the legal and political conversation. The dismissal in Georgia stands as another legal rebound for President Trump after months of aggressive prosecutions and headline-driven criminal filings. Supporters see it as proof the justice system can correct overreach, and critics of the probes are calling it vindication. The ruling changes the immediate legal landscape and sharpens focus on how the prosecutions were handled. The reaction from Republican circles was swift and unapologetic, treating the decision as confirmation that politically motivated tactics had…

A Colombian man was sentenced to five years in prison and ordered to forfeit $1.2 million after authorities said he moved Mexican drug proceeds through U.S. bank accounts before sending the funds to Colombia. The court’s decision highlights how international cash flows tied to narcotics can be traced, seized, and punished under U.S. enforcement actions. The case centers on a scheme that prosecutors say routed money generated by Mexican drug operations into American bank accounts, then transferred those funds to Colombia. Law enforcement officials used financial records to map the flow of funds across borders and identify the individuals who…

Taiwanese President Lai Ching-te has launched an assertive public campaign to show his government’s resolve to defend the island, pushing a narrative of deterrence, national unity, and strengthened ties with like-minded partners while stressing the capability and will to resist coercion. Lai Ching-te’s recent media offensive reads like a focused message discipline exercise: reassure citizens, signal strength to adversaries, and court international support without promising escalation. He frames Taiwan as capable and determined, leaning into themes of sovereignty, readiness, and democratic resilience. That messaging aims to translate political will into a deterrent posture. Domestically, Lai is trying to stitch together…

A DOJ staffer was arrested on state terrorism charges after allegedly doxing a federal agent during an immigration raid, a case tied to a summer operation that later sparked an armed attack on federal personnel and resulted in a $20,000 bond set as personal recognizance. A staffer for the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) has just been arrested. Cameron County authorities moved against Karen Olvera De Leon after tracing an online doxing incident back to her following an immigration raid in Brownsville this summer. The arrest raises questions about accountability inside agencies that should be protecting law and order, not…