Trump plans to declare emergency, use military for mass deportations

In a reply on his Truth Social platform Monday, President-elect Donald Trump indicated that he planned to use an emergency declaration and the military to carry out mass deportations, a move that experts said would likely encounter legal challenges.

Trump elaborates on plans for mass deportations

President-elect Donald Trump has clarified how he plans on executing his plans for mass deportations, saying he will use an emergency declaration and the military. FOX 9's Mike Manzoni has the latest.

How does Minnesota's post-election review process work? [RAW]

Minnesota Secretary of State Steve Simon on Monday highlighted the mandatory post-election review process following the 2024 election. The post-election review is done with precincts that are selected at random, with the required reviews happening in every Minnesota county. They are open to the public.

Farewell, Battleground

In its season finale, Battleground delivers exclusive insights into Trump's controversial cabinet picks and the emerging power dynamics of his second term. From Matt Gaetz's shocking Attorney General nomination to Elon Musk's expanding influence in Washington, S.E. Cupp examines the personalities who will shape America's future. Plus, after months of comprehensive swing state coverage, the show concludes with a moving reflection on the state of American democracy and the journey that brought us here.

Trump Second Term Takes Shape

Donald Trump names controversial congressman Matt Gaetz as his pick for Attorney General, sending shockwaves through Washington and his own party. Battleground examines this explosive choice and what it means for the Justice Department's future. Plus, as Trump's immigration team takes shape with hardliners Tom Homan and Steven Miller, we explore the reality of proposed mass deportations and their potential economic impact. The show concludes with exclusive focus group insights revealing why swing state vo

Trump nominates RFK Jr. for health secretary

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. ran as an independent in this year’s presidential race, abandoned his bid after striking a deal to give Donald Trump his endorsement with a promise to have a role in health policy in the administration.