Florida hotel discriminated against Arab American group after Hamas' Oct. 7 attack against Israel, DOJ says

President Trump signed pardons for approximately 1,500 defendants charged in the Jan. 6 Capitol attack, including leaders of extremist groups, fulfilling a promise made in December. Former Speaker Nancy Pelosi criticized the move as "shameful" and an insult to law enforcement heroes who protected democracy. Trump announced the pardons at his inaugural parade, stating he would sign more pardons for individuals involved in the riot. Full Article

President Donald Trump announced his decision to pardon all 1,500-plus individuals who were charged in the Jan. 6, 2021, U.S. Capitol attack, utilizing his broad clemency powers on his first day back in office. This move effectively dismantles the largest investigation and prosecution in Justice Department history, marking a significant shift in the handling of this high-profile case. The decision to pardon all individuals involved in the Capitol attack has sparked controversy and raised concerns...

President Donald Trump began his term with a flurry of executive actions, repealing Biden's orders, withdrawing from the Paris climate accords, freezing new federal regulations, and directing federal law enforcement to cease investigations of Trump supporters. Trump has more orders pending, including ending diversity funding, cracking down on border crossings, and easing oil production regulations. Additional plans include renaming the Gulf of Mexico and tightening border security measures, such as declaring a national emergency and...

Donald Trump was sworn in as the President of the United States for a second time without placing his hand on the Bibles, breaking tradition. Chief Justice John Roberts administered the oath as Melania Trump held the Bibles, including the Lincoln Bible and Trump's personal Bible, while Vice President JD Vance did place his hand on the Bible. Although it is customary for the president to place a hand on the Bible during the oath,...

The NHL Department of Player Safety suspended Edmonton Oilers forward Connor McDavid for three games for cross-checking Vancouver Canucks forward Connor Garland during a game. This is McDavid's second suspension, with the first being in 2019 for a hit to the head. The altercation led to a brawl between both teams, with McDavid leaving the ice with a match penalty. Full Article

Long Island Democratic Rep. Tom Suozzi is willing to collaborate with President Trump on fixing the immigration system by enhancing border enforcement and targeting criminal migrants. Suozzi, a moderate and chairman of the Problem Solver Caucus, agrees with Trump's focus on stopping illegal immigration and deporting criminals. Despite past differences, Suozzi aims to find common ground for the benefit of the American people. Full Article