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January 23

Brazilian man pleads guilty after biting, spitting on ICE officers in Hartford arrest: prosecutors

Brazilian national pleads guilty to assault on a federal officer after biting and spitting on ICE officers during Hartford arrest, according to federal prosecutors.

January 23

Will Cain: This is ‘lying by omission’

Fox News host Will Cain says there is a ‘propaganda war’ emerging over I.C.E. operations on ‘The Will Cain Show.’ 

January 23

Harris campaign knocked for 'antisemitic defamations' against Josh Shapiro in Washington Post op-ed

Author James Kirchick criticized Kamala Harris' campaign team for allegedly asking Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro if he was an Israeli agent, calling the dual loyalty claim antisemitic.

January 23

Trump pushes ‘Trump-a-palooza’ midterm convention as GOP braces for tough elections

Republicans make history as the RNC greenlights a first-ever midterm convention to boost Trump and GOP candidates ahead of crucial 2024 presidential elections.

January 23

California sues Trump administration over 'unlawful' state oil pipeline restart go ahead

California Attorney General Robert Bonta on Friday announced the state was bringing its 55th lawsuit against the administration. (Courtesy: Office of the California Attorney General)

January 23

Why young Americans say protests have no business inside churches

Attendees at Turning Point USA "Make Heaven Crowded" 2026 tour kickoff deliberate protests at churches.

January 23

Reporter's Notebook: Clinton contempt vote gains steam as Democrats join GOP in Epstein probe standoff

House committee refers Bill and Hillary Clinton for contempt of Congress charges for allegedly failing to comply with Epstein investigation subpoenas.

January 23

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent is Trump’s best ‘attack dog,’ strategist says

Panelists Brian Brenberg and Dan Greenhaus analyze Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent’s attacks on California Gov. Gavin Newsom at Davos on ‘America Reports.’

January 23

Post-Roe battle over abortion pills reaches Kentucky gas stations as AG opens investigation

Abortion laws continue evolving across states since the Supreme Court's 2022 Dobbs decision overturned Roe v. Wade, with trigger laws taking effect.

January 23

Dems want mass amnesty and open borders, former ICE official says

Former Acting I.C.E. Director Jonathan Fahey and Fox News correspondent Garrett Tenney have the latest on the Trump administration's response to the border crisis on 'America Reports.'