Minnesota Legislature will return from Easter break with plenty of bills still in the pipeline
ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP) — The Minnesota Legislature will return from its Easter break on Tuesday with plenty of bills in the pipeline. They include a myriad of low-profile proposals but several high-profile pieces of legislation are in the mix, ranging from sports betting and cannabis and sports betting, to rights for trans people, to Read More
Judge blocks NJ ballot design panned for alleged pro-establishment favoritism
A federal judge on Friday agreed to block New Jersey’s unique primary ballot design, which has been widely criticized as boosting the prospects of party-backed candidates. The judge acknowledged the extraordinary nature of the order and said the “integrity of the democratic practice” was at stake. The ruling shakes a foundational component of New Jersey’s Read More
After judge’s scolding for playing ‘race card,’ Fani Willis says she’ll ‘talk about it anyway’
Embattled Fulton County, Georgia, District Attorney Fani Willis in a speech Friday seemed to defy a judge’s recent warning to not play “the race card,” insisting she’ll talk about race “anyway.” During her remarks at the South Fulton Women of the Shield Awards, Wills said that “it’s hard out here always having to prove yourself Read More
Illegal migrant who went TikTok viral urging others to squat in people’s homes arrested by ICE
The Venezuelan illegal immigrant influencer who went viral with his TikTok videos urging other migrants to squat in people’s homes has been arrested by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officials, Fox News has learned. Leonel Moreno was arrested by ICE’s Detroit field office and is now in federal custody, an ICE official told Fox News. Read More
Boston says it’s overrun by illegal immigrants, plans to place them in veterans housing
Boston is preparing to house illegal migrants in former veterans housing as the city’s resources have been exhausted since Democratic Gov. Maura Healey declared a state of emergency over the surge last summer. The Veterans Home at Chelsea will become a “safety-net site” for migrants where, beginning May 1, they will have to prove they Read More
NYPD officer’s wake: New York Governor Hochul seen leaving after just 10 minutes, amid claps
New York Gov. Kathy Hochul appeared to leave the wake of slain New York City Police Officer Jonathan Diller just minutes after arriving at the funeral home on Friday afternoon, video showed. Video showed the governor speaking with a man outside the Massapequa Funeral Home on Long Island, then turning around and heading out. Clapping Read More
Another red state moves a step closer to enacting Texas-style anti-illegal immigration bill
Local police in Louisiana could soon be empowered to arrest persons suspected of being illegal immigrants under a bill moving through the state legislature. The bill, modeled after Texas’ anti-illegal immigration law, is one of a number of such bills under consideration in state capitals across the country. Senate Bill 388, introduced by GOP state Read More
Biden campaign won’t say who attended star-studded Manhattan fundraiser amid backlash
President Biden’s re-election campaign isn’t revealing the names of any donors who attended its star-studded fundraiser in New York City with Biden and former Presidents Bill Clinton and Barack Obama. A Thursday evening fundraiser with the three presidents pulled in over $26 million, according to Biden’s campaign. “An Evening with President Biden and Presidents Obama Read More
Baltimore Key Bridge: House Republicans divided after Biden vows feds will foot the bill
House Republicans are divided over how to approach rebuilding the Francis Scott Key Bridge as federal and state officials race to assess the deadly collapse and make plans to restore the Port of Baltimore. A Singapore-linked container ship collided with the bridge early on Tuesday, sending the structure into the water. Officials have not given Read More
Chinese migrants make multi-country trek to US southern border: ‘I just want to make money’
FIRST ON FOX: Chinese migrants are making their way to the U.S. southern border in record numbers as part of a migration crisis of global proportions and are traveling through multiple countries to get there. So far in federal fiscal year 2024, which began Oct. 1, 2023, there have been over 22,000 migrant encounters of Read More