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‘New Jersey could have as many as 35,152 potential non-citizens registered to vote,’ said Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin.

The appeals court upheld a 2025 decision by a U.S. district court judge.

The purpose behind the consulate’s floodlights remains unclear, but protesters said the bright lights highlighted their banners and raised public awareness.

Roger Rogoff argues the federal government lacked legal authority to dismiss him.

The Cook Political Report predicted that voters in Arizona may lean Democrat in the general election this fall.

The governor’s executive order targets schemes that entice illegal immigrants to cross the border into Texas to give birth.

Chinese and Russian intelligence personnel have tripled on the island as Havana funnels information gathered in the United States to Beijing.

The United States will defend communities against coercion and intimidation from foreign governments, the State Department told The Epoch Times.

Hottle died on Tuesday from injuries sustained in single-vehicle collision in Ijamsville, Maryland.

The pro-Palestinian protester’s case was sent back to district court for dismissal while he faces deportation proceedings.

A software error resulted in roughly 6,600 people who indicated they were not U.S. citizens being registered to vote in New Jersey.

The Michigan Court of Appeals dismissed cases against three defendants.

A panel had upheld a ban on gun possession for felons but will now reconsider the case amid constitutional concerns.

Citing the 10th Amendment, the court threw out the federal government’s challenge to policies forbidding cooperation with ICE.

Jie remained in intensive care after two days unconscious—the latest in years of attacks and threats surrounding his anti-CCP activism.

Admissions rates for black applicants were more than double that of white applicants for the past three years, according to the Justice Department.