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Former Customs and Border Patrol commander Greg Bovino is facing another investigation over his behavior while on duty, according to a new report.

The Guardian reported on Tuesday that Bovino is being investigated by the Department of Homeland Security for alleged "unprofessional comments" that he made during a conference call with state prosecutors. During the call, Bovino allegedly derided Daniel Rosen's observance of Shabbat, the weekly period of rest for Jewish people that lasts between Friday at sunset through Saturday at sunset. Bovino also allegedly made a comment about the "chosen people" directed at Rosen, according to the report.

Big-money Republican donors are absolutely livid that a MAGA Republican lawmaker jumped late into the primary to challenge incumbent Sen. John Cornyn (R-TX), even after they asked him not to.

Rep. Wesley Hunt's 11th-hour plunge into the hotly contested Republican Senate race has left the state's GOP establishment in turmoil, The New York Times reported Tuesday ahead of what's expected to be a tight primary contest.

Iranian-Americans are irate at President Donald Trump for delivering a "loss that can't be undone" during the recent bombing campaign.

Early Saturday morning, U.S. and Israeli forces coordinated more than 100 bombing strikes across Iran, a campaign that killed dictator Ayatollah Ali Khamenei and multiple high-ranking military and political leaders, according to reports. The campaign also destroyed cultural sites such as Tehran's Grand Bazaar, which has operated for more than 500 years, and the UNESCO World Heritage Site Golestan Palace, according to the National Iranian American Council.

Secretary of Homeland Security Kristi Noem was shredded during Senate questioning on Tuesday, former Trump administration DHS staffer Miles Taylor told MS NOW's Nicolle Wallace on Tuesday — and, incredibly, he argued, the worst part wasn't even getting chewed out by a Republican senator for literally shooting a puppy.

"The person most culpable for the lowest approval ratings Trump has ever had since he descended the escalator is Kristi Noem," said Wallace. "I mean, I think 100 percent of Americans probably agree nothing other than shooting and murdering a puppy is sick. When that is being raised by members of your own party in televised hearings, how much of that does Donald Trump tolerate?"

The Trump administration is secretly arming Kurdish forces to ignite a popular uprising against Iran's regime, multiple sources revealed to CNN in an explosive new report.

The CIA has been actively coordinating with Iranian opposition groups and Iraqi Kurdish leaders to provide military backing for the destabilization effort. Kurdish armed groups, numbering in the thousands along the Iraq-Iran border, have publicly hinted at imminent military action and called for Iranian military defections.

President Donald Trump announced he ordered a complete trade cutoff with Spain after the country refused to allow U.S. military bases for operations against Iran. During a White House event on Tuesday, the president called Spain "terrible" and "unfriendly" for declining to support Operation Epic Fury. He instructed an aide to "cut off all dealings with Spain." Trump claimed the U.S. could unilaterally use Spanish bases regardless of permission, stating, "We could just fly in and use it. Nobody's going to tell us not to use it." However, he added that the administration chose not to pursue that option. Trump declared, "We're going to cut off all trade with Spain. We don't want anything to do with Spain."

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Medical experts said on Tuesday that they are "blown away" by the Trump administration's new policy for pregnant migrants in its custody, according to a report.

Last July, the Trump administration created a policy requiring young pregnant migrants, some of whom are as young as 13, to be sent to a specific facility in San Benito, Texas, a decision that was made over "urgent objections from some of the administration's own health and child welfare officials," according to seven officials who spoke with NPR about the policy.

President Donald Trump's next pick to lead the Federal Reserve may have a much more difficult time achieving the president's goals than he thinks, according to a report.

Kevin Warsh, who Trump has endorsed to succeed Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell when he steps down in May, could take over the central bank at a time when the president is seeking to dramatically cut interest rates. However, justifying that among the Federal Reserve's Board of Governors may be more difficult than it seems, given the economic climate and policymakers' skepticism, Bloomberg reported on Tuesday.

The departing general counsel for Goldman Sachs is being called to Congress to testify about her apparent close professional relationship with deceased financier and sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, reported the Wall Street Journal on Tuesday.

Kathryn Ruemmler, who announced her upcoming resignation as the venerable investment bank's general counsel last month amid Epstein scrutiny, was summoned to Congress in a letter by House Oversight Committee Chair James Comer (R-KY).

Supreme Court insiders were abuzz after Chief Justice John Roberts showed up to President Donald Trump's State of the Union address looking absolutely miserable.

During a roundtable discussion about covering the increasingly politicized Supreme Court, NPR's veteran court correspondent Nina Totenberg observed: "The Chief looked so awful at the State of the Union. I’ve never seen him scowl or have a furrowed brow like that for so long. Do any of you have any sense of why? He’s usually a pretty cool cat. He doesn’t show much. But he certainly didn’t look happy to me."

On Monday, the Supreme Court handed down two significant and consequential emergency orders through the so-called "shadow docket," issuing a pair of rulings that largely handed victories to Republicans and conservative activists. In one ruling, they granted an emergency appeal to religious parents suing California to force schools to disclose gender identity information their children chose to keep confidential. Justice Elena Kagan issued a blistering dissent, calling out her conservative colleagues. The other decision, reported by Punchbowl News' Ally Mutnick, pauses a decision by state courts in New York to require a redraw of the only Republican-leaning congressional district in New York City. This decision ensures the redraw won't take place, or at least cannot be used, until after the 2026 midterms, and throws a lifeline to Rep. Nicole Malliotakis, who would have been all but doomed had the redraw moved forward this year.

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The Texas Democratic Party issued an alert on social media Tuesday, as voters in Dallas County reported widespread confusion over their polling place triggered by a rule change at the start of this year.

"Many voters are being forced to vote at a different polling place this election. Please confirm your polling place," stated the party's account on X, directing voters to a link that allows them to look up their assigned polling location. "If you have any questions about voting in today’s Primary Election, please call 844-TX-VOTES (844-898-6837). Our hotline voters are ready to help! Polls are open until 7pm this evening. If you are in line, stay in line!"