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Sen. John Kennedy (R-LA) told CBS’s “Face the Nation” that no politician should have a building named after himself while still alive, citing a similar rule already in place in Louisiana, and separately criticized taxpayer-funded self-promotional advertising.
A boat carrying illegal immigrants landed in Newport Beach’s harbor, clipping a yacht, before the migrants were driven away in waiting cars, prompting fresh scrutiny of California’s sanctuary policies and its limited cooperation with federal immigration enforcement.
MLB has explored hosting a game inside Grand Teton National Park, but the White House says no permit has been granted and the plan is not a federal priority.
ICE has awarded a $17.3 million contract to GardaWorld Federal Services to build out a 600,000-square-foot detention facility in San Antonio, moving forward despite objections from Mayor Gina Ortiz Jones and local protest groups.
A visibly nervous UAW member’s halting remarks at an Abdul El-Sayed campaign event in Michigan drew a wave of online criticism, prompting a defense from state Sen. Mallory McMorrow.
French presidential frontrunner Marine Le Pen says she will hold a referendum to fine violators of France’s veiling law and enact broader measures against Islamist ideology, putting her at odds with rival Edouard Philippe.
The House passed a resolution condemning socialism 220-192 Tuesday, but the vote only reached the floor after two House Democrats broke ranks to help Republicans clear a procedural hurdle, catching Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries off guard.
Former Florida gubernatorial candidate James Fischback was forcibly removed from a Miami-Dade County Commission meeting after protesting the county’s decision to raise its Israel-bond investment cap, which could direct up to $450 million into Israel-backed bonds.
The House voted 413-2 to censure Rep. Chuck Edwards, R-N.C., after an Ethics Committee probe found he engaged in inappropriate conduct toward two young female staffers, including lavish gifts and late-night texts.
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