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Protesters nabbed by state police after being forced into 'free speech zone'

Protesters have been gathering outside of a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement detention center in Illinois for the past few weeks in objection to the federal takeover of the city and the ongoing raids. On Friday, those protesters were moved, leading to a conflict with police.

A federal judge ordered that the large fence erected by the Department of Homeland Security around the Broadview processing facility must be removed. The Village of Broadview took DHS to court, demanding that the fence be removed, WGN reported. The judge agreed it "created a public safety concern" and that it was erected without the proper permits.

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'I broke them': Comedian describes how he heckled ICE to the extreme

Robby Roadsteamer believes that he broke the officers of the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) in Portland, Oregon, after dressing up like a giraffe and singing his own version of Rod Stewart's "Da Ya Think I’m Sexy?"

President Donald Trump has sent in National Guard soldiers and federal agents into Washington, D.C., Portland, and Chicago, Illinois, under the guise that there is too much crime in so-called "blue cities."

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Industry officials boycotting 'marquee conference' after invite to Trump supporter

A major Society for Human Resource Management conference slated to be held Louisville, Kentucky, next month is facing a rebellion over an invitation extended to a high-profile supporter of Donald Trump who has been invited as a speaker.

According to a report from the Wall Street Journal, anti-DEI influencer Robby Starbuck was selected to appear on a panel with CNN’s Van Jones, and the auditorium may end up emptier than planned due to a boycott.

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'She hung up': Nancy Mace freaks out at conservative host with transgender friend

Rep. Nancy Mace (R-SC) became angry and ended an interview with conservative radio host Michael Smerconish after he defended a transgender friend.

During a Friday interview on SiriusXM, Smerconish told Mace that his friend had served for 16 years in the Virginia National Guard as a Black Hawk helicopter pilot and machine gunner.

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GOP candidate shut down on Fox News after throwing tantrum at its polling: 'Yea, right!'

Republican New York City mayoral hopeful Curtis Sliwa fumed Friday after a Fox News poll showed him trailing Democrat Zohran Mamdani on crime, but was promptly shut down on the network after he began to question the poll’s legitimacy.

Published on Thursday, the new poll showed that on the issue of crime, New York City voters favored Mamdani 40%, and Sliwa, 26%. Sliwa, whose mayoral campaign has centered around reducing crime, was asked by Fox News’ Bill Hemmer why he trailed so far behind Mamdani on the issue.

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'Sick': Dem leader blasts 'demented' Karoline Leavitt for her 'terrorists' claim

House Democratic Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries (D-NY) responded after White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt said members of his party taking part in the No Kings protests were "Hamas terrorists, illegal aliens, and violent criminals."

"You've got swastikas apparently appearing in the offices of Republican members of Congress," Jeffries explained on Friday. "You've got Young Republicans engaging in the most anti-Semitic and racist speech possible. Like this is apparently who many of these people are. They are ripping the sheets off."

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​'Going to be a jailbreak': Lawmaker claims colleagues ready to flip on Trump over Epstein

When the House finally is called back into session by Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA), and he swears in newly-elected Rep. Adelia Grijalva (D-AZ), the discharge petition to release the Jeffrey Epstein files will move forward with the help of more Republicans joining on.

That is according to Rep. Eric Swalwell (D-CA) who spoke with MSNBC’s Ali Velshi late Thursday night.

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'Fascinating': Erin Burnett taken aback as Senate candidate's stunning posts unearthed

CNN anchor Erin Burnett was taken aback on Thursday by a KFile report that revealed deleted social media posts in which a rising star in the Democrat Party once called himself a "communist," said all police are "b-------," and described people who live in rural America as "racist" and "stupid."

Graham Platner, an oyster farmer running for Senate in Maine against Sen. Susan Collins (R-ME), made several inflammatory social media posts, according to the report. He told KFile that the post no longer reflects his views on a range of issues.

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Trump’s 'shocking' IRS plot mirrors this strongman's rise to power: historian

Historian and author Anne Applebaum said during a podcast interview on Thursday that President Donald Trump's planned renovations at the Internal Revenue Service resemble the way Russian President Vladimir Putin rose to power in the early 2000s.

Applebaum joined Tim Miller on "The Bulwark Podcast" on Thursday, where the two discussed the state of American democracy under Trump. Applebaum noted that Trump's plan to install loyalists in the IRS and relax rules that allow the agency to go after left-leaning groups were similar to the tactics used by Putin to silence dissent in Russia.

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'Not accurate': Mike Johnson hit with swift fact-check on shutdown

CNN anchor Jake Tapper fact-checked House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) on Thursday's edition of "The Lead" about a key claim Johnson and other Republicans have made about the ongoing government shutdown.

"The democrats keep deciding to keep the government shut down; they are forcing the administration to triage federal spending," Johnson said. "Why? Because they have turned off the funding streams, Jake. That is what's happened. They can make this stop immediately."

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Prosecutor couldn't charge Adam Schiff — so she went after John Bolton instead: report

President Donald Trump's Justice Department has been pressuring an acting U.S. attorney to indict Sen. Adam Schiff (D-CA) even though she hasn't been able to make a legitimate case for it, according to a report.

Writing for MSNBC.com on Thursday, Carol Leonnig, Vaughn Hillyard, Ken Dilanian, and Lisa Rubin collaborated on a report revealing that Kelly O. Hayes, a career prosecutor in Maryland, was specifically pressured by Ed Martin, who is running the "weaponization task force" investigations.

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Mike Johnson swipes CNN's 'socialist town hall' during interview with Jake Tapper

House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) took a swipe at CNN during an interview with anchor Jake Tapper because the network hosted a town hall with two progressive lawmakers, whom Johnson described as "socialist."

On Wednesday, Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT) and Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) hosted a live town hall on CNN, where the duo heaped criticism on Johnson and the Republican caucus for the government shutdown.

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Ex-Trump aide alarmed as admin now 'digging into data' on all Americans

Former national security advisor for Donald Trump, John Bolton, was indicted on Thursday, prompting a warning from another former administration official.

Miles Taylor, the former chief of staff at the Department of Homeland Security, explained that no American is safe because the administration is accessing information about anyone it wants.

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