BREITBART | TRUMP: Biden-Released Illegal Alien 'Monster' Shot Border Patrol Agent in Face During NY Robbery
An illegal alien previously released under Biden-era policies allegedly shot an off-duty Border Patrol agent in the face during a botched robbery in New York City, despite having prior felony arrests and a deportation order, prompting outrage from DHS and praise from President Trump for the agent's bravery.
NEW YORK POST | Pete Buttigieg's DOT spent $80 billion on DEI grants, delayed air traffic control upgrades: records, industry insiders
While Transportation Secretary, Pete Buttigieg prioritized over $80 billion in DEI spending instead of modernizing America's outdated air traffic control systems, contributing to staffing shortages and system failures.
FOX NEWS | Tulsi Gabbard details bombshell claims of Obama-era cabal's 'treasonous conspiracy' against Trump
DNI Tulsi Gabbard revealed declassified documents she says show "overwhelming evidence" that President Obama and top officials orchestrated a politically motivated effort to launch the Trump-Russia probe, calling it a "treasonous conspiracy" to undermine the 2016 election and vowing accountability.
DAILY WIRE | More Trade Deals Imminent? Lutnick Predicts Next Two Weeks Will Be 'For The Record Books'
Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick predicted a historic two weeks ahead of Trump's August 1 tariff deadline, touting upcoming trade deals and asserting that targeted nations must open their markets or face steep tariffs as part of the administration's push to fix the trade deficit and protect American jobs.
BREITBART | Trump's 'CBP Home App' Gets Tens of Thousands of Illegals to Self-Deport
Since relaunching a self-deportation app and offering financial incentives, the Trump administration has seen a surge in illegal aliens voluntarily leaving the U.S., saving taxpayer dollars and freeing up jobs for American workers.
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