U.S. Customs and Border Protection at the Del Rio Port of Entry announced a pair of big drug busts in a single week. CBP says officers stopped two vehicles entering from Mexico and found more than $657,000 in suspected cocaine and meth. The seizures came after careful inspections and led to arrests and referrals to More

President Trump’s new press secretary has suddenly become the story, and not in a flattering way. As Megyn Kelly and guests from RealClearPolitics dug into the details, questions popped up about her law degree, possible China ties, and what her hiring says about President Trump’s eye for talent. This is more than gossip — it More

The U.S. Treasury just pulled the curtain back on something ugly: a network the agency says funnels cartel cash into everyday businesses — and one of those firms helped build parts of the Colombia international port of entry between Nuevo León and Texas. That’s not a small oversight. It’s a wake-up call about who gets More

The justice system just caught up with another petty crew that treated Medicare like a personal piggy bank. A Cape Cod man, Leo Anzivino Jr., pleaded guilty this week to taking part in a scheme that shoved fake durable medical equipment claims into Medicare and then tried to hide the money. The crime and the More

Mark Ruffalo erupted on X this week at Governor Gavin Newsom after the governor backed Proposition 42. The actor accused Newsom of “sells out[ing] the working class people for the billionaires again and again” and warned the measure would “make it impossible to tax the wealthy.” The spat is more than Hollywood drama — it More

The Justice Department has opened a formal investigation into Pennsauken, New Jersey, to find out whether local police have been holding up gun permits so long that they effectively deny people their Second Amendment rights. This is not a sleepy press release. The Civil Rights Division’s new Second Amendment Section, led by Assistant Attorney General More