Fox News Politics Newsletter: LAPD draws Harris Security after Union Backlash

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-Scotus temporarily pulling Biden’s shot FTC commissioner

-Trump condemns “lunatic” in Charlotte Stry: ‘If we do not keep evil, we have no country’

–RAND PAUL Rips JD vance The assertion that the execution of the members of the cartel is the “best use of our soldiers”

LAPD ends Kamala Harris security after Union Backlash on Elite Officer Use: Report

A specialized unit in the Los Angeles police department no longer provides the former vice-president Kamala Harris Security, according to a new report.

Officers with Metropolitan division of LAPDWho is the special operations group of the police service, intervened to ensure the safety of Harris after President Donald Trump has drawn details from Harris’ security in August, New York Times reported.

But this protection ended on Saturday after the UNION of the LAPD Union, the Los Angeles Police Protective League. The union has described the arrangement of “nuts”, arguing that “taxpayers of the should not get supplies in the invoice of this ridicule”. …Learn more.

Democratic vice-president in the presidential election, Kamala Harris, talks to Houston journalists on Friday October 25, 2024. (Photo / Susan walsh)

White House

Deadly obsession: Ryan Routh Trial: The selection of the jury begins in the case of Trump’s assassination attempt

Los Angeles, CA – June 06: demonstrating the demonstrators outside the federal building of Edward R. Roybal and the Metropolitan detention Center in response to the ice raids in Los Angeles on Friday June 6, 2025 in Los Angeles, California. (Jason Armond / Los Angeles Times via Getty Images) (Jason Armond / Los Angeles Times via Getty Images)

Victory in court for Trump: The Supreme Court authorizes Trump ice raids to take over in California

Verdict stands: The Federal Appeal Court confirms $ 83.3 million E. Jean Carroll Judgment against Trump

E. Jean Carroll leaves the Federal Court, Friday January 26, 2024, in New York. A jury awarded an additional $ 83.3 million to Carroll, who said former President Donald Trump had damaged his reputation by calling him liar after having accused him of sexual assault. (AP photo / yuki iwamura)

“Rights violations”: The co-host of `The View ‘urges people to take videos of ice agents

‘Huge asset’: The new deputy director of the FBI, Andrew Bailey, begins the transition to the role of the FBI alongside Bongino

Washington – January 10: The Missouri general prosecutor, Andrew Bailey, arrives to testify during the hearing of the House’s domestic security committee on “Havoc in the Heartland: how the secretary to the Secretary of Secretary Mayorkas had an impact on the States” Wednesday, January 10, 2024. (Bill Clark / CQ -Roll Call, Integ (Bill Clark / CQ-Roll Call, included via Getty Images)

World scene

Foreign workers’ benefits: Georgia Hyundai Battery Plant Ice Raids, sparkling FireTorm with South Korea – than knowing

Composite image of Hyundai Georgia installations and federal agents escorting workers during an immigration raid on the site. (ATF; the Associated Press)

Capitol

Inside files: Epstein Estate Hands Over ‘Birthday Book’ ‘Contact List to Home Investigators

Push to the right: “Legislative terrorists” at the center of the Trump DC Revolution: where the Caucus Key Conservative is now

The House Freedom Caucus was at the center of several legislative fights in the congress this year. (Getty Images)

Party civil war: Bernie Sanders tears the leaders DEM for having snobgling Mamdani in the race for the town hall: “It’s our guy!”

Drop the hammer: The Republican wants the judges held responsible if they release repeated violent criminals that strike again

Randy Fine representative, R-Fla., Leaves the American Capitol after the last votes of the week on Thursday, September 4, 2025 (Tom Williams / CQ-Roll Call, included via Getty Images)

Across America

Sanctuary procedure: DHS confirms the probe of the former “undocumented” legislative from Boston sentenced in a corruption case

The former municipal councilor of Boston, Tania Fernandes Anderson, leaves the courthouse of the American district John J. Moakley on September 5, 2025. (Craig F. Walker / The Boston Globe via Getty Images)

Defying: Chicago cops find it difficult for street staff while Trump presses the crime

‘Change the blame’: The Governor of Dem breaks silence on the murder of Ukrainian refugees after the back of social media

The governor of NC, Josh Stein, is under fire for his silence on the murder of a Ukrainian woman on a bus in Charlotte (Getty / Newsnation via the transit system in the Charlotte region)

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