Department of Homeland Security officers infiltrated meetings in churches, schools and parks that were often simply discussions of constitutionally protected protests.
“We are outraged,” New York Attorney General Letitia James said at a news conference Wednesday, where she warned that ICE officers who misuse the gloves in her state could face criminal and civil consequences.
Following the release of the Bucks County DA report last week over the February Quakertown student protest and local law enforcement’s response, The Peace Center plans August listening circle sessions aimed at shared understanding and mending the Upper Bucks community.
As Trump’s agencies shrink, narrow their role and reduce enforcement, politically connected Energy Transfer is steering a slow clean-up of fuel it spilled into drinking water near the Delaware River.
“We’ve raced the best across the country this season, but nothing compares to racing in front of our hometown,” said Brian Boger, Bike Works powered by Fred Beans Cycling Team team director.
The Department of Homeland Security told Stateline it arrested about 51,000 immigrants in July, up from 43,000 in June and the highest number recorded by the Trump administration.
USA Today Co. will use the controversial defense contractor’s AI-powered tools in an attempt to squeeze out more profits and reverse declining readership. This should alarm readers and subscribers, writes Editor Cyril Mychalejko.
“After an unprecedented turnout for our April market, we are expecting an even larger crowd for this event at TileWorks, which will offer more space and parking,” said Anja Keister, co-organizer of the Bucks County Punk Rock Flea Market.
As demand for gas rises, environmental groups say that wider buffer zones are needed around drilling sites. The industry argues that would impede production.
“Pride Polo represents an exciting opportunity for the Gay Polo League (GPL) to advance its mission of elevating awareness and visibility of LGBTQ+ athletes – not only in polo – but throughout the broader sports community,” said Gay Polo Founder Chip McKenney.
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