Press secretary delivers a statement at the White House briefing room, flanked by the American flag and the White House seal.

WATCH: Karoline Leavitt Responds to Soros-Backed Philadelphia DA Vowing to Put ICE Agents in Jail for Reducing Airport Wait Times – “The President Cannot Pardon You? For What?”

White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt on Wednesday responded to threats by Soros-backed Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner to arrest ICE agents in the Philadelphia airport.  Leavitt held a press briefing amid the ongoing government shutdown and news that the Pentagon plans to send an additional 3,000 troops from the Army’s 82nd Airborne Division to the Middle East, where she was asked about Krasner’s threats.

Album cover of Bruce Springsteen's "Born in the U.S.A." featuring the artist jumping with a guitar against a red and white striped background.

Now It’s a Patriotic Song? Bruce Springsteen Lets ACLU Use America Trashing “Born in the USA” for Birthright Citizenship Case Ads

Trump-hating rocker Bruce Springsteen is allowing the American Civil Liberties Union to use his iconic, if often misunderstood, America trashing Vietnam War anthem “Born in the USA” for the ACLU’s ad campaign promoting the leftist group’s birthright citizenship case set for an April 1 Supreme Court hearing challenging President Donald Trump’s 2025 executive order restricting who is eligible for birthright American citizenship.

Collage of six military personnel portraits, showcasing diverse service members in uniform and casual settings, highlighting their dedication and camaraderie.

NBC Disgracefully Buries Gold Star Father’s Account of Meeting with Trump and Hegseth, Claiming Hegseth Lied About Meeting with Families of Fallen Troops

Far left NBC on Thursday attempted to use comments made by the father of a fallen Airman, who tragically died on board a refueling aircraft earlier this month, to discredit War Secretary Pete Hegseth and President Trump’s account of a meeting with Gold Star families at Dover Air Force Base in Delaware.  The story sought to debunk Hegseth’s remarks during a Pentagon press briefing with Joint Chiefs Chairman General Dan Caine last Thursday, where he honored the fallen troops in the ongoing Iran conflict.