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January 28

US moves fast to reopen Venezuela embassy after yearslong freeze

U.S. to very quickly reopen Venezuela embassy after diplomatic break since 2019, Secretary of State Marco Rubio announces to Senate Foreign Relations committee.

January 28

Josh Shapiro knocks Biden's record, says Democrats failed to deliver results Americans could ‘see or feel’

Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro criticized the Biden administration for failing to deliver results, positioning himself as a potential 2028 contender.

January 28

Sen John Fetterman speaks out after calling for Kristi Noem’s firing: ‘Americans have died’

Sen. John Fetterman, D-Pa., elaborates on his statement calling for the firing of Department Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem on ‘The Story.’

January 28

Census Bureau announces ‘negative net-migration,’ as DHS cites 3 million illegal immigrants deported

U.S. population growth slows to 0.5% between July 2024-2025 according to Census Bureau data, with Department of Homeland Security claiming nearly 3 million left under Trump.

January 28

ICE reveals 'worst of the worst' arrests in just one day after rounding up 'thugs' convicted of vile crimes

ICE arrests five illegal immigrants convicted of violent crimes including rape, child abuse, and assault in coordinated 24-hour enforcement operation.

January 28

FBI searches Fulton County election office in Georgia linked to 2020 election

Fox News correspondent David Spunt has the latest on the FBI’s search of an election office in Georgia on ‘America Reports.’

January 28

Top Dem lambasted for demanding Congress ban ICE from polling places: ‘Wait, why...?’

Jay Inslee faces backlash after demanding Congress ban ICE agents from polling places, with critics saying the move reveals Democrats' true stance.

January 28

Voter-roll scrutiny escalates in Minnesota as biggest counties face sweeping records demands

Conservative legal nonprofit RITE president and CEO Justin Riemer requests election records from Minnesota's most populous counties amid ongoing welfare fraud scandal investigations.

January 28

Senate committee holds hearing on controversial surveillance tool set to expire unless Congress reauthorizes

The Senate Judiciary Committee held a hearing Wednesday regarding FISA Section 702 surveillance power, which is set to expire unless Congress acts.

January 28

Kid Rock calls for legislation to address high concert ticket prices

Musician Kid Rock joins 'America Reports' along with Sen. Marsha Blackburn, R-Tenn., ahead of the singer's testimony before lawmakers on efforts to rein in high ticket prices.