Polls Show Majority Of Americans Support Voter ID As SAVE Act Stalls In Senate

'The Senate needs to do its job and pass the SAVE America Act. The time for excuses is over.'

Fauci's Fifth Amendment plea shows Biden autopen pardon on 'legally questionable' ground, Comer says

James Comer says Anthony Fauci's autopen pardon is on legally questionable grounds after the former health official pleaded the Fifth more than 100 times.

'Simply want him to focus': Ex-insider spills details about White House frustrations

Frustrations are mounting in the White House, a former insider revealed Wednesday. A new CNN poll finds a record 73 percent of Americans believe President Trump hasn't focused enough on the country's most pressing problems, with only 27 percent saying he's had the right priorities.The survey conducted by SSRS came alongside darkening views of the Iran war, persistent economic frustration and broad dissatisfaction with the president's handling of these challenges, findings that former White House staffer Alyssa Farah Griffin reacted to Wednesday on "CNN News Central.""These are glaring signals – alarms are going off," said Griffin, who served as director of strategic communications during Trump's first term. "You and I were covering that speech last week at the White House Correspondents Dinner. He was weaving, he was bobbing, he was swimming. He was all over, and his White House advisers, I talk to many of them, they simply want him to focus on the economy – yet he will not do that.""Trump's overall approval rating stands at 34 percent, tying the career low he hit at the end of his first term after January 6, 2021. Half of Americans now strongly disapprove of him, while just 15 percent strongly approve — both record extremes. Even within his own party, approval has slipped to a new low of 78 percent, and only 19 percent of Republicans say they're enthusiastic about the remainder of his term, down sharply from 38 percent last spring."The midterms don't look great for Republicans," Griffin said. "I think it's pretty much a foregone conclusion that the House is going to flip, but I think it's in the back of his mind that the Senate very much looks like it may stay in Republican hands. It could flip, but there's not some overwhelming wave, I think, that he's expecting, and I think that gives him some hope that there is going to be this balance of power where he still may have Republican control in the Senate, yet lose the House to Democrats."Just 28 percent approve of his handling of Iran, 25 percent on inflation and 21 percent on gas prices. Only about a quarter of Americans believe he has a clear plan for the Iran conflict, and 62 percent now say he isn't an effective world leader. - YouTube youtu.be

INSIDER: Fauci grilling may be a good show, but he’s untouchable

Views and opinions expressed are solely those of the author. Dr. Anthony S. Fauci never had it so good during the COVID-19 pandemic, a period when Americans […]

Socialists want to make US unrecognizable: Joe Concha

Washington Examiner columnist Joe Concha warns that the Democratic Socialists of America want to make the United States unrecognizable as candidates aligned with the movement continue to gain traction.  “What we see here with DSA candidates is that they have to own what they have said,” Concha said on Fox News’s Fox and Friends First […]

Glimpses of the Drone Age

The Week of July 20, 2026: The economics of drones, social media, tariffs, and much more.

John Cornyn: We Can't Pass the SAVE America Act Because I Want My Break

ICE takes its deportation crusade to the tarmac as airports become hunting grounds: report

Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents have a new strategy to round people up for mass deportation: head to the airport.According to The New York Times, "Immigration agents in plain clothes have whisked away targets at check-in counters and arrival gates, with enforcement actions in at least 15 airports in recent weeks. Some of the arrests have occurred quietly, while others have happened as angry fellow passengers filmed the encounters" — and it all seems to be the result of a partnership between ICE and the Transportation Security Administration.This comes after a December report from The Times "that ICE officers were arresting people with deportation orders at airports with the help of information provided by airlines to the T.S.A."A huge source of illegal immigration into the United States comes from people who enter on lawful visas but overstay. Not all of them have even broken any law on purpose, The Times noted: "Many with expired visas occupy a legal gray area, as they are awaiting visa extensions or green cards and have been issued work permits. Such individuals were not prioritized for deportation in the past unless they had committed crimes, and they were rarely detained while waiting for visa extensions or green cards."Under the Trump administration, however, these people are fair game to deport.A viral video this week showed one such arrest, of 27-year-old Ecuadorian national Chantal Morales Rojas, who was held back by plainclothes officers in the jetway after scanning her Southwest Airlines boarding pass from Denver to Oakland, California. The video showed her being seized and led through a side door, while she shouted in panic.ICE has not just been relying on data from airports; another recent report indicated ICE can gain information on where people live whenever they take out a new credit card.As the administration has ramped up mass deportation efforts and imposed ever more stringent arrest quotas on ICE agents, reporting from the Washington Examiner suggests that even within ICE itself, morale over their job has plunged to new lows.