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A second arrest has been made in connection to the theft of Department of Homeland Security Kristi Noem's purse while she was out having lunch on Easter with her family.Authorities announced that they apprehended the accomplice believed to be tied to the series of thefts in D.C. in Miami on Sunday."The individual is believed to be a co-conspirator in those incidents with the primary defendant who is accused of committing a robbery against Secretary of Homeland Security Kristi Noem," a spokesperson for the Secret Service shared in a statement."Public safety is strongest when built on trust and collaboration," Special Agent

Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., said Democrats "lack a vision for the future" and, alongside Republicans, are "failing the working class," but denied he was trying to start a third party on Sunday.Sanders – who recently told the New York Times one of the goals of his tour of rallies across the country with Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, D-N.Y., was to encourage progressive candidates to run as independents and not as Democrats – denied that he was attempting to start a third party when asked by NBC's "Meet the Press" host Kristen Welker. "We’re not trying to start a third party. What we

Federal authorities announced Sunday that more than a hundred illegal immigrants were detained in a massive raid at an underground nightclub in Colorado Springs that officials say was "frequented by TdA and MS-13 terrorists."The Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) Rocky Mountain Division led a multi-agency operation early Sunday morning and arrested 114 illegal immigrants at the venue that contained more than 200 people inside. Authorities uncovered drugs, including pink cocaine, as well as evidence of prostitution and multiple firearms during the operation, according to the DEA. "@DHSgov has taken more than 100 illegal aliens into custody," DEA Rocky Mountain said in a post

President Donald Trump's administration has signaled there will be no REAL ID exceptions after Kentucky lawmakers requested a deadline extension. The Trump administration confirmed in a statement to Fox News Digital that states will need to comply by the May 7 deadline, despite Kentucky's delay request, as a 20-year standoff between state and federal governments comes to a head with REAL ID's real deadline."Beginning on May 7, passengers will need a REAL ID or another acceptable form of identification to fly, like a passport or military ID. TSA is committed to enforcing the law, as directed by Congress.""Non-compliant passengers may expect

American progressive Christians are mourning the loss of Pope Francis, whom they considered one of their own and an inspiration.A piece in the New York Times on Thursday highlighted various left-leaning Christian leaders, Catholics and non-Catholics alike, who saw him as a "powerful counterweight to a rising conservative Christian power."Bishop Sean W. Rowe, the presiding bishop of the Episcopal Church, viewed Pope Francis as a leader against forces on the American right. "Pope Francis stood in contrast to a brand of Christianity that has increasing power in the United States. It is mixed with nationalism and, according to Bishop Rowe, is

Rep. Henry Cuellar is pushing back against his own party over its stance on immigration, criticizing fellow Democrats for defending an illegal immigrant the Trump administration says is a violent MS-13 gang member. "This is not the right issue to talk about due process. This is not the right case. This is not the right person to be saying that we need to bring him back to the United States," Cuellar, D-Texas, told "The Brian Kilmeade Show" on Fox News Radio. Cuellar was referring to Kilmar Abrego Garcia, a 29-year-old illegal immigrant deported in March to a prison in El Salvador. The

A judge sentenced a former Disney World employee to three years in prison after he hacked into the park's menu system to remove peanut allergy information, add profanities and change fonts.Michael Scheuer, 40, of Winter Garden, Florida, will serve three years in federal prison and must forfeit his computers and pay $687,776.50 in restitution to the victims, according to Fox 35.Scheuer pleaded guilty to the charges in January.He had worked as a menu production manager for Disney and was responsible for the creation and distribution of all restaurant menus, including the digital menus, Fox 35 reported. He was terminated on

Jay Leno is looking back at the infamous incident that sparked his long-running feud with Jimmy Kimmel.While appearing on "The Jay Leno Show" in 2010, Kimmel repeatedly took shots at Leno over the notorious "Tonight Show" debacle involving Conan O'Brien. On Wednesday's episode of "In Depth With Graham Bensinger," Leno, 64, shared his regrets over the on-camera encounter with Kimmel, 57, and revealed why he decided not to cut the comedian's jabs at him from the final broadcast."When Kimmel came on my show and humiliated me on my own show, I let it happen. I didn’t edit it," Leno recalled.He continued,