The U.S. Department of Homeland Security is reportedly this year’s biggest political ad spender, pouring tens of millions into spots that praise President Donald Trump and tell undocumented immigrants to leave the country.

While the rest of the Trump administration hatchets away at the federal budget, the Department of Homeland Security has gone on a spending spree to heap praise on Donald Trump. The agency has so far spent at least $51 million in 2025 on a sprawling ad campaign warning undocumented immigrants to either exit the country or be “hunted down.”

Kristi Noem has insisted she “absolutely loves animals” as she reflected on killing her family dog in an interview. The Homeland Security secretary said she has no regrets about destroying her 14-month-old wire haired pointer puppy Cricket, which she wrote about in her 2024 memoir No Going Back to widespread outrage.

President Donald Trump appeared unprepared when asked Wednesday whether he planned to suspend habeas corpus — the constitutional right allowing people to challenge their detention […]

The president said he’d leave the future of habeas corpus up to Kristi Noem, who recently made clear that she didn’t know what habeas corpus was.

Department of Homeland Security Kristi Noem is expected to visit Portland on Tuesday, amidst attempts by President Trump to deploy the National Guard in Portland and daily protests outside the

President Donald Trump returned to Washington late last night after visiting the Middle East, with the government shutdown hitting the two-week mark.

"Saturday Night Live" fans got a double dose of nostalgia and political satire this weekend, as Tina Fey and Amy Poehler reunited ... stepping into the shoes of two of Donald Trump's most talked-about allies.

Saturday Night Live ‘s cold open for October 11 featured host Amy Poehler as she channeled U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi and Tina Fey as she transformed into U.S. Secretary of Homeland Security Kristi Noem.