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1 day ago | ntd.com | Travis Gillmore

WASHINGTON—Approximately 68,000 illegal aliens were arrested inside the United States over the past three months, Tom Homan, designated as the border czar by President Donald Trump, told reporters at the White House on April 23. “And we’re going to continue, despite what the district court says,” Homan said, referring to ongoing legal battles surrounding Trump’s deportation orders.

1 day ago | ntd.com | David Vives

The European Central Bank, led by President Christine Lagarde, is advancing the Digital Euro, with its operational launch phase scheduled for October 2025. Proponents say the digital currency aims to complement cash, offering a secure payment option for 350 million Eurozone citizens amid rising public debt and inflation concerns.

2 days ago | ntd.com | Travis Gillmore

WASHINGTON—In response to reports that the Chinese regime is warning other countries against making deals with the United States that could be detrimental to China, the White House highlighted the importance of the American economy globally.

2 days ago | ntd.com | Samantha Flom

The second Manhattan jury to hear Sarah Palin’s lawsuit against The New York Times returned the same verdict as the first, finding on April 22 that the newspaper was “not liable” for defaming the former Alaska governor. The jurors were speedy, returning the verdict within hours of starting their deliberations. “We didn’t prevail in federal court against the New York Times. But please keep fighting for integrity in media.

3 days ago | ntd.com | Tom Ozimek

Nadine Menendez, the wife of former Sen. Bob Menendez (D-N.J.), was convicted on April 21 on multiple federal corruption charges for her role in what prosecutors called a years-long bribery and foreign influence scheme involving luxury gifts, gold bars, and political favors. A unanimous jury in Manhattan found Menendez, 58, guilty on all counts after a three-week trial, marking a dramatic fall for the once-prominent couple.