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Fox News Politics Newsletter: Elon’s ‘Pulse Check’

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Welcome to the latest edition of the Fox News Politics newsletter, where we bring you the most up-to-date developments from the Trump administration, Capitol Hill, and beyond. In this jam-packed newsletter, we’ll dive into the FBI’s investigation into claims of a ‘honeypot’ operation during the 2016 Trump campaign, new efforts by states to support Trump’s deportation initiatives, andmuch more. Stay tuned for all the latest updates and insights!

FBI Probes Comey-Era ‘Honeypot’ Operation Targeting Trump Campaign

The FBI is currently investigating claims of a so-called ‘honeypot’ operation allegedly conducted during James Comey’s tenure as director. This operation, purportedly aimed at the Trump 2016 campaign, has sparked renewed debate over the extent of surveillance and intelligence-gathering activities during that time. While details are still emerging, the probe has already drawn sharp reactions from both sides of the political aisle. Meanwhile, former Director of National Intelligence John Ratcliffe has downplayed concerns about the potential threat posed by fired CIA agents who may still hold classified information, emphasizing that proper protocols are in place to mitigate risks.

States Push Back Against Sanctuary Resistance, Rally Behind Trump’s Deportation Efforts

In a bold move, several states are fighting back against ‘sanctuary’ policies, expressing strong support for President Trump’s deportation initiatives. These states argue that sanctuary laws undermine federal immigration enforcement and create unsafe communities. The pushback has sparked heated debates across the country, with critics of sanctuary policies claiming they prevent law enforcement from effectively cooperating with federal authorities. As tensions rise, this issue is likely to remain a hot-button topic in the ongoing immigration debate.

Trump Taps Elon Musk to Speak at Cabinet Meeting on Government Efficiency

In an unusual move, President Donald Trump invited Elon Musk to speak at the first full Cabinet meeting of his administration. Musk, dressed in his signature black suit jacket and T-shirt, addressed the gathering, which was attended by the media. During his remarks, Musk clarified recent confusion over an email sent to government employees, describing it as a ‘pulse check’ rather than a performance review. “If you have a pulse and two neurons, you could reply to an email,” Musk quipped, drawing attention to his no-nonsense approach to streamlining government operations.

World Stage: Mexico Cartel Leader Extradited, Taiwan Responds to China’s Drills

On the international front, a leader of a major Mexican drug cartel has been extradited to the U.S. to face federal drug trafficking charges, marking a significant victory in the ongoing war against organized crime. Meanwhile, tensions in the Asia-Pacific region escalated as Taiwan dispatched its navy and air force in response to China’s live-fire drills, which were conducted without prior warning. The move has been described as a ‘blatant provocation’ by Taiwanese officials. Elsewhere, a former Hamas hostage briefed the UN Security Council on the harrowing conditions of captivity in Gaza, pleading for international action to address the humanitarian crisis.

Capitol Hill Erupts: Democrats Clash with Trump, Elon Musk

The atmosphere on Capitol Hill turned contentious as Democrats unloaded on Elon Musk outside the Capitol, with one representative telling him to “F— off” in a heated exchange. The tension was further amplified during a House hearing on the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), where a Democrat referred to President Trump as the “grifter in chief” and mockingly called him “President Musk.” The exchanges highlight the deepening partisan divide in Washington, with both sides digging in on key issues ranging from government efficiency to immigration.

Across America: Abortion Pills, Sanctuary Laws, and Rural Job Pressures

Back in the states, a new abortion-pill shield law in a blue state has drawn criticism from pro-life groups, who argue that it deprives women of necessary follow-up care. In Maine, a Democratic governor is fundraising off a dust-up with Trump over transgender sports policies, vowing to take the issue to court. In New York, lawyers for Mayor Eric Adams are seeking to dismiss charges against him with prejudice, while a sheriff in another blue state is speaking out against sanctuary laws, calling them “un-American.” Meanwhile, a new poll reveals that nearly half of young people in rural areas feel pressured by the job market in their hometowns.

From the latest developments in the Trump administration to the escalating tensions on the world stage, this newsletter has covered it all. For more updates, exclusive interviews, and in-depth analysis, be sure to check out FoxNews.com. Stay informed, stay engaged, and stay tuned for more breaking news in the world of politics!

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