Washington — Negotiators in Congress have reached an agreement with the White House on funding for the Department of Homeland Security, congressional leaders announced on Tuesday, finalizing talks on a broader funding package as a shutdown deadline nears. “An agreement has been reached for DHS appropriations, which will allow completion of the FY24 appropriations process,”
Gen. Mark Milley will testify before Congress on Tuesday for the first time since retiring, offering new insight on the U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan.
A business associate of James ‘Jim’ Biden has been named as a co-conspirator in an alleged fraud scheme involving compound pharmaceuticals and medical braces. Department of Justice (DOJ) prosecutors have alleged that a business associate of James Biden conspired to defraud Medicare in a scheme with an alleged leader of the Colombo crime family, in
Black American Democrats have had enough of losing jobs, and seeing their liberties and freedoms destroyed by the Democratic Party, and they are lifting their voices up collectively, likely impacting the 2024 Presidential election. They take issue with foreign invaders being prioritized above them, displacing Black American workers, and illegal immigrants being given free rein
The investor is Trump’s neighbor in Palm Beach, and had earlier supported him in 2020. Billionaire activist investor Nelson Peltz plans to vote for former President Donald Trump in the 2024 presidential race, citing President Joe Biden’s mental condition and immigration policies. “It will probably be Trump and I’m not happy about that,” he told
At the bottom of their March 19 primary ballots, Chicago primary voters will see a referendum for which their votes will count—but nearly didn’t. Ballot Question 1, also known as “Bring Chicago Home,” would cut the tax rate for real estate transactions of less than $1 million by 20 percent, to $3 from $3.75 per
Polls Close in Ohio 37 mins ago Polls in Ohio closed at 7:30 p.m. ET. Under 17 Percent Voter Turnout in Chicago So Far By Nathan Worcester | 38 mins ago Reporting from Chicago, Illinois The March 19 primaries in Chicago didn’t engender as much excitement in national media as previous primaries, in large part