“We’re Going to Make Gaza Very Successful & Safe”: Trump Closes First “Board of Peace” Meeting
President Trump closed out the first Board of Peace event, saying that Gaza was going to become an example of safety and success.
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President Trump closed out the first Board of Peace event, saying that Gaza was going to become an example of safety and success.
Alice Johnson, a former prisoner who was pardoned by President Trump and eventually was given a place in his administration as a “pardon czar,” passionately spoke about how Trump brought her from the “prison pit to the White House.”
White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt announced Wednesday that Minnesota counties are now cooperating with ICE at unprecedented levels, according to border czar Tom Homan.
The Volusia Sheriff’s Office published footage showing an officer running up to a burning house, breaking in, and pulling a woman out of the structure, saving her life.
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Leo Terrell, Senior Counsel to the Assistant Attorney General for Civil Rights in the United States Department of Justice, encouraged Americans to support the SAVE Act, stressing that “American citizens should decide American Elections.”
“What do I do… with the chicken?” Footage released by the Douglas County Sheriff’s Office shows an officer catching a chicken on the loose and putting it in his patrol vehicle before safely returning it to its owner.

