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DOJ Announces New Charges Against Former Venezuelan Dictator Maduro and His Wife

FBI Director Patel said the Maduro regime allegedly “subjected American citizens to torture while held in custody of the Venezuelan government.” The Department of Justice reported new charges…

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House Considers Renewal of Great American Outdoors Act

If approved, the legislation would reinstate $1.9 billion annual funding to help with upkeep and maintenance in the national parks systems. Members of the House of Representatives are…

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U.S. and Japan Extend Science and Tech Agreement Indefinitely

Director of the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy Michael Kratsios signed the agreement that extends and amends the cooperation in research and development. The U.S.…

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Salud Carbajal, Representative for California

Salud Carbajal, Representative for California

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Full Accord

“He yearns jealously over the Spirit that He has made to dwell in us.”

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Friday, October 9

President Trump is speaking at a midterm election rally in Syracuse, New York.

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U.S. Visa Restrictions Issued on Foreign Nationals Undermining Democratic Governments

The State Department said it is fulfilling “commitments to defend democratic governance across our hemisphere against corruption and narco-trafficking made at the Doral Summit.” The U.S. State Department…

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Federal Judge Finds Flock Data Use by Law Enforcement Violates Fourth Amendment

She decided, “This is a type of indiscriminate mass surveillance.” Federal Judge Sarah Hill ruled that a Tulsa County sheriff’s deputy’s use of Flock automated license plate reader…

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Education Department Joins “Get Active” Campaign to Get America’s Students Moving

The initiative is “a nationwide effort to get America’s kids moving and build a healthier, stronger generation.“ Education Secretary Linda McMahon joined Health and Human Services Secretary Robert…

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Justice Department Files Misconduct Complaint Against MN Judges

Seven federal judges in Minnesota are accused of crossing an ethical line surrounding their public commentary on immigration enforcement issues. The U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) filed a…

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