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GOP Senator Pestered About Medicare Fraud Scandal After Claiming Americans 'Decided' They Didn't Want Healthcare: 'Not Everyone Can Defraud Medicare'

Sen. Rick Scott accused Americans of defrauding Medicaid, despite one of his previous companies being found guilty of doing just that, leading to backlash.

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U.S. Eyes More Sanctions on Mexican Politicians Over Alleged Cartel Ties: Report

The Trump administration has imposed travel restrictions on two Mexican officials it believes are linked to drug-related corruption. U.S. officials say more individuals are likely to be targeted

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Musk's AI Chatbot Challenges White House's Spending Bill Support Over Claim It 'Will Not Add to the Deficit': 'No Clear Evidence Supports This'

Elon Musk's AI chatbot Grok disputed claims from the White House that the GOP's "one big, beautiful bill" contained over a trillion dollars in savings.

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Former Obama Adviser Rebukes Democrats' 'Massive Cover-Up' After Book Reveals Biden's Decline: 'A Crime Against This Republic'

Former Obama adviser Van Jones condemned the Democratic Party for what he called a "massive cover-up" of former President Joe Biden's cognitive decline

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DOGE Cut Several Kentucky Weather Forecasters Just Weeks Before Tornado Came Barreling Through

Following DOGE-led staffing cuts to weather forecasters in Kentucky, a deadly tornado struck, raising questions about the government's cost-saving measures.

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Donald Trump Jr Questions How Dr Jill Biden Missed Her Husband's Cancer. Her Degree is in Education, Not Medicine

Donald Trump Jr. falsely implied Jill Biden should have been able to detect her husband's cancer, despite her doctorate degree being in education, not medicine.

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Cartel Violence Expert Says Recent Indictments Against Cartel Members Won't Curb Fentanyl Flow Into U.S.

Everard Meade said that past arrests, killings or indictments of cartel leaders show that such actions rarely bring long-term change

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Migrants Rarely Caught With Drugs at U.S.-Mexico Border, Contrary to Trump Admin Claims; Report

CBP data collected by Project On Government Oversight (POGO) revealed that the majority of drug seizures involved U.S. citizens—83% in fiscal year 2024, 80% in 2023 and 83% in 2022

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Hired to Move Furniture, Houston Man Finds Box Containing Body of Missing Hispanic Contractor

What started as a simple moving job turned into a chilling discovery—and a murder investigation.

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Former U.S. Embassy "Anti-Narcotics" Collaborators Killed in Armed Attack Near Guadalajara

Victims had trained Mexican personnel in intelligence and fentanyl-related crime; U.S. Consulate confirms prior collaboration but denies active employment at time of shooting.

Immigration

Study: Ending Birthright Citizenship Would Increase, Not Decrease, Unauthorized U.S. Population

The U.S. Supreme Court is scheduled to hear oral arguments on May 15 in a case involving several lawsuits challenging Trump's executive order on birthright citizenship

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White House Called Out After Claiming Trump Would 'Never' Betray Police: 'Unless They Work at the Capitol'

A White House video celebrating Trump's support of police was met with skepticism as users accused him of betraying Capitol Police by pardoning of J6 rioters.

Hundreds of Pounds of Weed Stolen From Colorado State Patrol

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Cartels Are Taking Advantage of States That Legalized Marijuana To Expand Their Networks: DEA Report

The DEA said in a report that states that legalized or decriminalized Marijuana may be enabling illegal grow ops linked to Asian and Mexican transnational cartels

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Former Democratic Lawmaker Mocked for Claiming Biden 'Failed This Country' as Users Point to His Own Losses: 'Read the Room'

Beto O'Rourke's criticism of Biden's short-lived 2024 election run failed to resonate on social media, where users pointed to his own failed campaign history.

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Former Democratic Presidential Hopeful Asserts Biden 'Failed This Country': 'We Might Lose The Greatest Country This World Has Known'

Beto O'Rourke lamented the former president and his team's decision to forego an open primary and run for re-election in 2024 during a podcast appearance.

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GOP Lawmaker Quickly Correcting Himself From 'Medicaid Cuts' to 'Medicaid Reforms' Draws Fire Online: 'Truth Slipped Out'

Rep. Jason Smith's on-air slip calling Medicaid "cuts" instead of "reforms" drew backlash, spotlighting growing tensions over proposed healthcare restrictions.