A Church Disrupted, a State Put on Notice: DOJ Serves Subpoenas to Minnesota Dems

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Sources told Fox News that the Department of Justice served grand jury subpoenas Tuesday to five Minnesota government offices — including the Governor’s Office, the Attorney General’s office, and the Minneapolis Mayor’s Office. The subpoenas are part of a federal investigation into an alleged conspiracy to coerce or obstruct federal law enforcement during ongoing ICE operations in the state. The sources said the FBI served the subpoenas, seeking records and communications. The Justice Department declined to comment. Fox News reported late last week that federal prosecutors were investigating Gov. Tim Walz and Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey for allegedly impeding law

What Passes For ‘Journalism’: Don Lemon, Donuts, and a Minnesota Church Storming

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There’s a certain kind of modern theater that insists it’s reporting. Don Lemon says he was at a Minnesota church on Sunday “as a journalist,” filming as a mob of anti-ICE agitators stormed a service. But the footage and details described tell a different story—one of proximity, participation, and a little too much familiarity. The incident is now under investigation by the Department of Justice. Lemon was seen on video greeting the organizer of “Operation Pull Up,” Nekima Armstrong, with a kiss on the cheek. Then, as the agitators moved toward the church in St. Paul, Lemon was also captured,

Tom Emmer’s Message to Fraudsters: You Don’t Get to Keep the Prize

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The bill’s name is a wink. The politics behind it are not. House Majority Whip Tom Emmer is preparing to introduce the Stop Citizenship Abuse and Misrepresentation Act — the SCAM Act — a proposal designed to make it easier for the federal government to strip citizenship from naturalized Americans convicted of fraud and other serious offenses. The legislation would clarify what evidence federal officials can use to prove a person did not meet the lawful requirements at the time of naturalization. It would also create a pathway to denaturalize individuals who, within 10 years of becoming citizens, are convicted

Good News: Two-Year Drop in Overdose Deaths Hits Historic Stretch Amid Cartel Crackdowns

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A grim American trend is finally bending the right way. New federal data released this week shows U.S. overdose deaths fell throughout most of last year — a sign the country may be turning a corner in an epidemic that worsened for generations. Deaths have now been dropping for more than two years — the longest decline in decades. But the pace of the decline is starting to slow. Experts say the crisis is still far from “normal.” The monthly death toll remains above pre-pandemic levels, and nowhere near where the country was before the current overdose era began, said

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