Lawmakers on Capitol Hill sparred Wednesday over the state of public safety in the District of Columbia as the House Oversight Committee discussed a slew of D.C.-focused proposals. Republicans slammed their liberal colleagues for ignoring crime rates in the nation’s capital, shortly after Democrats accused the GOP members of being patsies for President Trump’s desire to exert more control over the federal city…… Read more
It’s been 40 years since the Iran-Contra scandal caused a sensation in Washington and headaches for the Reagan administration. Now, two key figures in the episode – Oliver North and his former secretary, Fawn Hall – have tied the knot. News of the marriage between Mr. North, 81, and Ms. Hall, 65, was first reported by journalist Michael Isikoff for SpyTalk…… Read more
President Trump condemned the “madman” who stabbed to death a young Ukrainian refugee on a subway car in Charlotte, North Carolina, and warned that such “evil people” pose a threat to the nation’s security. On Monday, Mr. Trump addressed the Aug. 22 murder of Iryna Zarutska, the 23-year-old woman who fled Ukraine in search of safety, only to be killed…… Read more
Maryland Gov. Wes Moore said Tuesday he will seek a second term as the state’s top elected official, distancing himself from speculation that he was eyeing a presidential run in 2028. Mr. Moore, a Democrat, made the announcement in a video recounting the highlights of his first term, such as reducing crime and gains for the middle class. He also paid homage…… Read more
Tomorrow, Maryland’s second largest city, Frederick City, will hold primary elections that should reflect the will of the people who built, defended, and lawfully reside in this community. But instead of safeguarding the sacred right of citizenship, Frederick’s leaders have chosen to open the ballot box to non-citizens—including those who are here illegally…… Read more
Outrage is building over the death of a young Ukrainian refugee who fled to the U.S. seeking safety, only to be stabbed to death in a random subway attack by a homeless ex-convict with multiple previous arrests. Decarlos Brown Jr., 34, was charged with first-degree murder…… Read more
President Trump is urging foreign nations to hire and train American workers when they set up shop in the U.S. He issued the reminder on Truth Social after a massive immigration raid on a Hyundai-LG plant in Georgia that resulted in the detention of 450 workers. The majority were South Koreans…… Read more
If you’ve ever wondered why America’s public schools receive so much criticism today and why so many hardworking families are making considerable financial sacrifices to enroll their children in private education instead, consider three recent headline stories…… Read more
“I think it sends, really, a message of strength,” Mr. Trump said as he signed an executive order in the Oval Office Friday with Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth and Joint Chiefs of Staff Chairman Gen. Dan Caine. The president said they had been talking about making the change for months, and thought “long and hard” about it. The Department of War was created in 1789…… Read more
First lady Melania Trump spoke of the benefits of artificial intelligence while stressing the need to protect America’s children from the harm that could be done, during her second meeting of the task force on Artificial Intelligence Education at the White House on Thursday…… Read more
Lawmakers on Capitol Hill sparred Wednesday over the state of public safety in the District of Columbia as the House Oversight Committee discussed a slew of D.C.-focused proposals. Republicans slammed their liberal colleagues for ignoring crime rates in the nation’s capital, shortly after Democrats accused the GOP members of being patsies for President Trump’s desire to exert more control over the federal city…… Continue Reading
It’s been 40 years since the Iran-Contra scandal caused a sensation in Washington and headaches for the Reagan administration. Now, two key figures in the episode – Oliver North and his former secretary, Fawn Hall – have tied the knot. News of the marriage between Mr. North, 81, and Ms. Hall, 65, was first reported by journalist Michael Isikoff for SpyTalk…… Continue Reading
President Trump condemned the “madman” who stabbed to death a young Ukrainian refugee on a subway car in Charlotte, North Carolina, and warned that such “evil people” pose a threat to the nation’s security. On Monday, Mr. Trump addressed the Aug. 22 murder of Iryna Zarutska, the 23-year-old woman who fled Ukraine in search of safety, only to be killed…… Continue Reading
Maryland Gov. Wes Moore said Tuesday he will seek a second term as the state’s top elected official, distancing himself from speculation that he was eyeing a presidential run in 2028. Mr. Moore, a Democrat, made the announcement in a video recounting the highlights of his first term, such as reducing crime and gains for the middle class. He also paid homage…… Continue Reading
Tomorrow, Maryland’s second largest city, Frederick City, will hold primary elections that should reflect the will of the people who built, defended, and lawfully reside in this community. But instead of safeguarding the sacred right of citizenship, Frederick’s leaders have chosen to open the ballot box to non-citizens—including those who are here illegally…… Continue Reading
Outrage is building over the death of a young Ukrainian refugee who fled to the U.S. seeking safety, only to be stabbed to death in a random subway attack by a homeless ex-convict with multiple previous arrests. Decarlos Brown Jr., 34, was charged with first-degree murder…… Continue Reading
President Trump is urging foreign nations to hire and train American workers when they set up shop in the U.S. He issued the reminder on Truth Social after a massive immigration raid on a Hyundai-LG plant in Georgia that resulted in the detention of 450 workers. The majority were South Koreans…… Continue Reading
If you’ve ever wondered why America’s public schools receive so much criticism today and why so many hardworking families are making considerable financial sacrifices to enroll their children in private education instead, consider three recent headline stories…… Continue Reading
“I think it sends, really, a message of strength,” Mr. Trump said as he signed an executive order in the Oval Office Friday with Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth and Joint Chiefs of Staff Chairman Gen. Dan Caine. The president said they had been talking about making the change for months, and thought “long and hard” about it. The Department of War was created in 1789…… Continue Reading
First lady Melania Trump spoke of the benefits of artificial intelligence while stressing the need to protect America’s children from the harm that could be done, during her second meeting of the task force on Artificial Intelligence Education at the White House on Thursday…… Continue Reading