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Protests against immigration and gentrification erupted in Mexico over the weekend, with angry residents expressing outrage over rising expenses and cultural degeneration. 

California Attorney General Rob Bonta said in a legal opinion on Thursday that all daily online fantasy platforms in state are illegal. 

Former MSNBC host Joy Reid made the bizarre claim that first lady Melania Trump could be deported under new immigration rules.

President Trump will host UFC at the White House for up to 25,000 spectators for the nation’s birthday in 2026.

Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) lamented the passage of the “Big, Beautiful Bill,” saying it will push immigration and deportations into overdrive.

A transgender athlete won a women’s cycling event this week, prompting protests and walk-offs from women athletes. “The trans athlete, Kate Phillips, won first place at the Lyons Masters National Championships in Wisconsin on Tuesday,” noted Fox News. Philips also

A skydiving plane carrying 15 people crashed at the edge of the runway during takeoff from a small airport in New Jersey on Wednesday.

Famous basketball halftime performer Red Panda suffered an injury during a routine at the WNBA Commissioner’s Cup final on Tuesday night. 

The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) denied allegations a Los Angeles mother was abducted by bounty hunters at gunpoint for immigration, calling it a “hoax.”

Paramount will settle President Donald Trump’s lawsuit against CBS and has agreed to pay $16 million over an edited interview of former presidential candidate Kamala Harris.

Anti-ICE protesters took over and blocked the 6th Street Bridge in Downtown Los Angeles on Tuesday as the Trump administration steps up deportation efforts.

John Rocker, former pitcher for the Atlanta Braves, still has issues with New York 25 years after his first game at Shea Stadium. 

Comedian Dana Carvey said he had to walk a “delicate” line when he lampooned former President Joe Biden on “Saturday Night Live,” asserting that he “knew” the president was “compromised mentally.”

Arizona voters will decide in November on whether or not to designate drug cartels operating at the U.S. Southern border with Mexico as terrorists.

A Gallup poll shows that Democrats feel less proud of being American than they did over 20 years ago.

The State Department is reportedly looking to revoke the visas for British rap punk rock duo Bobby Vylan after one of them chanted “death to IDF” as well as “Free Palestine” at a U.K. music festival.

Fans watching pop singer Beyoncé perform at a concert in Houston, Texas, on Saturday were terrified when a technical glitch during a car stunt caused the singer to halt the show immediately.

Canada has rescinded its digital services tax in response to President Donald Trump suspending trade talks with the aim of continuing negotiations. 

President Donald Trump will reportedly attend the opening of the “Alligator Alcatraz” detention center in Florida this week.

Five men identifying as transgenders competed in the U.S. Pro Disc Golf Association (PDGA) Women’s Championships.

Wander Franco, shortstop for the Tampa Bay Rays, was found guilty on charges of sexual abuse on Thursday with a suspended sentence.

Rep. Jasmine Crockett (D-TX) engendered backlash on Wednesday for mocking first lady Melania Trump and the means by which she attained an “Einstein visa” to enter the United States.

A man visiting the United States from Egypt pled guilty to federal charges of kicking and injuring a CBP agriculture detector dog. 

Rosie O’Donnell said that President Trump’s first term took such a toll on her mental health that she began overeating and drinking.

Rapper Azealia Banks pulled out of two music festivals in the United Kingdom under pressure to support Palestine. 

Dominique Alexander, spokesman for the family of Karmelo Anthony, characterized the teen’s murder trial for the death of Austin Metcalf as a fight against “white supremacy.” 

The Trump administration’s Department of Justice sued all 15 federal district court judges in Maryland this week over “an order that pauses any deportations under legal challenge in the state for 48 hours,” per the Washington Post.

Neera Tanden told Congress that she had authorization to direct autopen signatures for the president but does not know gave the final order. 

Martin Cove, who plays John Kreese in The Karate Kid, recently got booted from a fan event for biting one of his Cobra Kai co-stars. 

Actor Pedro Pascal, who is set to play Reed Richards in Disney’s upcoming “Fantastic Four” reboot, called author J.K. Rowling bully who “makes me f**king sick” over her defense of women’s rights against radical transgender ideology.

Radio host Charlamagne tha God called out Democrats for getting arrested on camera, chalking it down to mere performance art for publicity. 

Some community groups in Los Angeles have called for a moratorium on evictions in the city amid the ongoing ICE raids.

Five Democrat Senators joined forces with a “Hamilton” producer to host an LGBTQ Pride-themed concert at the Kennedy Center in protest of the Trump administration on Monday night.

New York City Mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani may boast far-left socialist views, but like so many of his ilk, those views do not square.

A man who immigrated to the U.S. from Rwanda has been indicted for allegedly hiding his genocidal past to gain citizenship.

Pop singer Ariana Grande shared a post from Democrat Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez calling for President Donald Trump’s impeachment for bombing Iran’s nuclear sites.