A Warrant at First Light.

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Federal agents were outside Rep. Ilhan Omar’s home before sunrise Monday. They had a warrant. Homeland Security Investigations (HSI) agents began searching the Minnesota Democrat’s Washington, D.C., residence around 6 a.m., a source familiar with the matter told Fox News Digital. Agents in HSI jackets were seen outside the house in the early-morning dark. What they’re looking into, according to

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Rubio to Hague: Not Our Court, Not Our Judges.

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On Friday, the Trump Administration stopped sanctioning the International Criminal Court’s people. It sanctioned the court. That’s the escalation. For more than a year, Washington had gone after judges, prosecutors, even the court’s president. Now Secretary of State Marco Rubio has put full blocking sanctions on the institution itself. Its property. Its transactions. Its access to anything American. “Either the

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Marco Rubio’s Pep Talk for Western Civilization.

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Secretary of State Marco Rubio stood Wednesday on the Pnyx, the hill where Athenians once met to govern themselves, with the Acropolis turning gold behind him. “Here, in Athens, we found the first full realization of all the essential traits that would come to define the West,” he said: “fierce individuality and relentless ambition,” and “a yearning for discovery, for

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Some Days Belong to the Dead, Mr. Mamdani.

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Some days aren’t for arguing. They’re for remembering. October 7th is one of them. Three years ago, Hamas crossed into Israel and killed more than 1,100 people: at a music festival, in their kitchens, in their beds. They dragged 251 more into Gaza. Grandmothers. Babies. Kids who’d gone out to dance. On the anniversary, a mayor’s job isn’t complicated. Say

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France Is Burning, and Trump Says He Knows Why.

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Tear gas in Paris. Fires in Lyon. Projectiles in Strasbourg and Rennes. More than 6,100 arrests, most of them children. That was Tuesday in France, the worst day yet in a school protest movement that began in September and has curdled into something uglier. Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu called it the school system’s “heaviest toll in decades.” He told lawmakers

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With a T-Shirt, Jack Smith Shows His Hand.

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Jack Smith went to a concert Saturday night. That should be the least interesting sentence written about anyone this week. For three years he was the most consequential prosecutor in the country. Merrick Garland picked him in November 2022 to decide whether Donald Trump would face federal charges. He decided yes, twice. Whatever you thought of those cases, they all

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A Wounded Captain, an Open Door, and a Warning to Tehran.

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A pilot, stabbed by the man in the seat beside him, made it to the cockpit door and got it open. That may be the reason everyone aboard flydubai Flight 1073 lived to talk about it. Now the question is who else had a hand in that cockpit. President Trump made clear Thursday what happens if the answer turns out

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The Government Got Smaller, and the Sky Stayed Up.

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The federal government is the smallest it’s been since 1966. The country is fine. That’s the news in the latest Bureau of Labor Statistics numbers. About 2.7 million civilian federal workers. Down from roughly 3 million when President Trump took office. More than 300,000 jobs, gone. About 11% of the whole. Most of it happened in year one. Then the

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