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Only 5 Companies Are Banned From H-1B Visas, Despite Trump’s Tough Talk on Fraud
Federal labor records show just five employers are currently barred from sponsoring H-1B workers, even as President Donald Trump has framed fraud as a central problem in the visa program. The contrast comes as the administration pursues higher fees and expanded enforcement.
Trump’s Own Navy Secretary Nominee Just Contradicted the White House’s Iran War Story
Trump’s nominee for Navy secretary, Hung Cao, said Iran “blew the hell” out of the U.S. base in Bahrain, undercutting earlier White House and military statements that described Iranian claims of major damage as false or said there was no major damage. The comments have renewed questions about how the administration described the scale of the conflict with Iran.
Hillary Clinton Says Trump Cares More About His Ballroom Than Afghanistan Intelligence
Hillary Clinton used the 25th anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks to warn that the U.S. has grown less focused on terrorism and to criticize President Donald Trump’s handling of intelligence tied to Afghanistan. Her remarks revived a long-running national security debate as the country marked a major 9/11 milestone.
Denver Is Suing Over ICE at Polling Places, Citing 170+ US Citizens Wrongly Detained
Denver and several voting-rights groups have sued the Trump administration to stop armed ICE officers from appearing at polling places during the 2026 midterms. The complaint says the threat could deter voters, citing reports that more than 170 U.S. citizens have been wrongly detained by immigration agents.
A Democrat Mocked Trump’s $5,000 “Dividend” With a $10,000 Promise, a Pony and Free Ice Cream for Life
House Democratic leader Ted Lieu mocked President Donald Trump’s new $5,000 “dividend” pledge by joking that Democrats would offer $10,000, a pony and free ice cream for life. The exchange followed immediate bipartisan criticism of Trump’s Dallas speech and questions about the proposal’s cost and legality.
Only 5 Companies Are Banned From H-1B Visas, Despite Trump’s Tough Talk on Fraud
Federal labor records show just five employers are currently barred from sponsoring H-1B workers, even as President Donald Trump has framed fraud as a central problem in the visa program. The contrast comes as the administration pursues higher fees and expanded enforcement.
Trump’s Own Navy Secretary Nominee Just Contradicted the White House’s Iran War Story
Trump’s nominee for Navy secretary, Hung Cao, said Iran “blew the hell” out of the U.S. base in Bahrain, undercutting earlier White House and military statements that described Iranian claims of major damage as false or said there was no major damage. The comments have renewed questions about how the administration described the scale of the conflict with Iran.
Hillary Clinton Says Trump Cares More About His Ballroom Than Afghanistan Intelligence
Hillary Clinton used the 25th anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks to warn that the U.S. has grown less focused on terrorism and to criticize President Donald Trump’s handling of intelligence tied to Afghanistan. Her remarks revived a long-running national security debate as the country marked a major 9/11 milestone.
Denver Is Suing Over ICE at Polling Places, Citing 170+ US Citizens Wrongly Detained
Denver and several voting-rights groups have sued the Trump administration to stop armed ICE officers from appearing at polling places during the 2026 midterms. The complaint says the threat could deter voters, citing reports that more than 170 U.S. citizens have been wrongly detained by immigration agents.
A Democrat Mocked Trump’s $5,000 “Dividend” With a $10,000 Promise, a Pony and Free Ice Cream for Life
House Democratic leader Ted Lieu mocked President Donald Trump’s new $5,000 “dividend” pledge by joking that Democrats would offer $10,000, a pony and free ice cream for life. The exchange followed immediate bipartisan criticism of Trump’s Dallas speech and questions about the proposal’s cost and legality.
Only 5 Companies Are Banned From H-1B Visas, Despite Trump’s Tough Talk on Fraud
Federal labor records show just five employers are currently barred from sponsoring H-1B workers, even as President Donald Trump has framed fraud as a central problem in the visa program. The contrast comes as the administration pursues higher fees and expanded enforcement.
Trump’s Own Navy Secretary Nominee Just Contradicted the White House’s Iran War Story
Trump’s nominee for Navy secretary, Hung Cao, said Iran “blew the hell” out of the U.S. base in Bahrain, undercutting earlier White House and military statements that described Iranian claims of major damage as false or said there was no major damage. The comments have renewed questions about how the administration described the scale of the conflict with Iran.
Hillary Clinton Says Trump Cares More About His Ballroom Than Afghanistan Intelligence
Hillary Clinton used the 25th anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks to warn that the U.S. has grown less focused on terrorism and to criticize President Donald Trump’s handling of intelligence tied to Afghanistan. Her remarks revived a long-running national security debate as the country marked a major 9/11 milestone.
Denver Is Suing Over ICE at Polling Places, Citing 170+ US Citizens Wrongly Detained
Denver and several voting-rights groups have sued the Trump administration to stop armed ICE officers from appearing at polling places during the 2026 midterms. The complaint says the threat could deter voters, citing reports that more than 170 U.S. citizens have been wrongly detained by immigration agents.
A Democrat Mocked Trump’s $5,000 “Dividend” With a $10,000 Promise, a Pony and Free Ice Cream for Life
House Democratic leader Ted Lieu mocked President Donald Trump’s new $5,000 “dividend” pledge by joking that Democrats would offer $10,000, a pony and free ice cream for life. The exchange followed immediate bipartisan criticism of Trump’s Dallas speech and questions about the proposal’s cost and legality.
Only 5 Companies Are Banned From H-1B Visas, Despite Trump’s Tough Talk on Fraud
Federal labor records show just five employers are currently barred from sponsoring H-1B workers, even as President Donald Trump has framed fraud as a central problem in the visa program. The contrast comes as the administration pursues higher fees and expanded enforcement.
Trump’s Own Navy Secretary Nominee Just Contradicted the White House’s Iran War Story
Trump’s nominee for Navy secretary, Hung Cao, said Iran “blew the hell” out of the U.S. base in Bahrain, undercutting earlier White House and military statements that described Iranian claims of major damage as false or said there was no major damage. The comments have renewed questions about how the administration described the scale of the conflict with Iran.
Hillary Clinton Says Trump Cares More About His Ballroom Than Afghanistan Intelligence
Hillary Clinton used the 25th anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks to warn that the U.S. has grown less focused on terrorism and to criticize President Donald Trump’s handling of intelligence tied to Afghanistan. Her remarks revived a long-running national security debate as the country marked a major 9/11 milestone.
Denver Is Suing Over ICE at Polling Places, Citing 170+ US Citizens Wrongly Detained
Denver and several voting-rights groups have sued the Trump administration to stop armed ICE officers from appearing at polling places during the 2026 midterms. The complaint says the threat could deter voters, citing reports that more than 170 U.S. citizens have been wrongly detained by immigration agents.
A Democrat Mocked Trump’s $5,000 “Dividend” With a $10,000 Promise, a Pony and Free Ice Cream for Life
House Democratic leader Ted Lieu mocked President Donald Trump’s new $5,000 “dividend” pledge by joking that Democrats would offer $10,000, a pony and free ice cream for life. The exchange followed immediate bipartisan criticism of Trump’s Dallas speech and questions about the proposal’s cost and legality.
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