Sen. Jim Banks (R-IN) is introducing the Dalilah Law, named after 6-year-old Dalilah Coleman, to ban states from issuing Commercial Driver’s Licenses (CDLs) to illegal aliens.
On Wednesday, Banks introduced the bill with the backing of President Donald Trump who honored Dalilah at his State of the Union address this week.
Disgraced former CNN anchor and far-left activist Don Lemon is facing a lawsuit for “severe emotional distress” connected to the anti-ICE riot at the Cities Church in St. Paul, Minnesota, that he participated in last month.
In the lawsuit, which was filed Monday, Ann Doucette claims that the January 18 riot illegally interfered with her right to practice her faith and the result was “severe emotional distress, fear, anxiety, and trauma.”
The Cuban Interior Ministry announced on Wednesday that a Cuban Coast Guard vessel fired on a U.S.-registered speedboat, killing four men aboard and wounding six other passengers.
According to the Cuban Interior Ministry statement, the speedboat passengers began shooting at the Cuban Coast Guard vessel when it approached them, wounding its commander. The fatalities occurred when the Cuban ship returned fire.
President Donald Trump said Wednesday that Reps. Ilhan Omar (D-MN) and Rashida Tlaib (D-MI) should be sent “back from where they came” after their antics at the State of the Union on Tuesday.
Trump blasted both Omar and Tlaib in a fiery Truth Social post:
Words like “mind control” and “brainwashing” get tossed around, but it is a very real science and a very dangerous game that former CIA operative and now conservative talk show host Buck Sexton calls by its scientific name of “menticide,” the murder of the mind.
It’s spring training for teams across MLB. It’s also spring training for the umpires, as was clearly evident on Tuesday.
Mitch Trzeciak, an umpire who worked Triple-A in 2025, took up position behind home plate for a Grapefruit League matchup between the Pirates and Red Sox, and let’s say it could have gone better.
A Long Island snowplow driver rescued two lost dogs that were running on the highway Monday during the height of the blizzard that swept through the east coast of the country.
“I looked over and I seen something in the corner of my eye right there, and then I looked in my mirror, and I saw a dog. I’m like that’s a dog running,” Kenny McGowan, a Department of Public Works employee, said. McGowan was out plowing the roads in Babylon, New York, when he spotted the pair of dogs.
A new survey from the University of Texas and Texas Politics Project finds Rep. Jasmine Crockett (D-TX) holding a 12-point advantage over Texas state Rep. James Talarico in the race for the Democrat nomination for U.S. Senate.
Texas Senate Democratic Primary
— InteractivePolls (@IAPolls2022) February 25, 2026
Jasmine Crockett: 56%
James Talarico: 44%@TxPolProject | 369 LV | 2/2-14https://t.co/41eD23vlHa pic.twitter.com/UUAHan2zAZ
Authorities have arrested and jailed the multimillionaire creator of the “Squatty Potty” in Utah for allegedly buying child pornography, federal prosecutors announced this week.
A federal grand jury earlier this month indicted Robert Edwards, 50, of Ivins, Utah, who “knowingly received multiple images of child sexual abuse material (CSAM),” the Utah’s U.S. Attorney’s Office announced on Monday.
Tuesday on FNC’s “Hannity,” Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) reacted to President Donald Trump’s State of the Union address and the response that it drew from the Democratic opposition.
According to the Texas Republican, it showed Democrats were “rooting against America.”
Rep. Al Green (D-TX) compared himself to Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and Rosa Parks after he once again got himself booted from President Donald Trump’s State of the Union address on Tuesday night.
Green was removed from the address after he protested with an all-caps sign reading “BLACK PEOPLE AREN’T APES.” The sign was aimed at a now-deleted social media post on Trump’s Truth Social account which spoofed “The Lion King” with Democrats’ faces put on the characters, including Michelle and Barack Obama as primates. A senior official told news outlets a staffer “erroneously made the post.”
Robert De Niro led a “State of the Swamp” rally on Tuesday evening in a call to “take to the streets” against President Donald Trump. “I feel betrayed by my country,” the Raging Bull star said.
“The bottom line is that I feel betrayed by my country,” De Niro said at the rally, adding, “It doesn’t have to be perfect, but it does need to return to the values that gave us our strength and humanity.”
