Immigration
Border Patrol agents 'feel defeated' under Biden, says head of agency union
"We just know that we're not able to do the job that is necessary to protect the American public," said National Border Patrol Council President Brandon Judd
"We just know that we're not able to do the job that is necessary to protect the American public," said National Border Patrol Council President Brandon Judd
One-quarter of all migrants encountered had previous run-ins with border agents within the last 12 months
Pennsylvania's mail-in ballot practices have been under intense scrutiny since the 2020 presidential election
The senators obtained draft notes for an April briefing with Twitter executives
Their profits have rocketed from $500 million to $13 billion in just four years
Democratic Sen. Joe Manchin says a far-left shift is not helping unite the country, and says America needs “a path forward where the center of this country is represented, and that's the center-left and the center-right.”
Mastodon, once heralded as an alternative, is reportedly plagued by infighting and gatekeeping.
Republicans hope the record turnout will silence critics of the Election Integrity Act of 2021, which overhauled elections in Georgia.
Senate Republicans are concerned about Sarah Bloom Raskin's unmasking of Lt. Gen. Michael Flynn, the victim of a federal investigation repudiated by the Justice Department as improperly predicated