The cost-saving measure comes after Trump signed an order asking agencies to review their contracts and cut down wasteful spending. The Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) has announced the termination of leases for multiple Food and Drug Administration (FDA) sites across the country, as part of the initiative’s attempt to cut costs in the federal
The president said many questions remain unanswered about the two would-be assassins, their actions, and possible co-conspirators. President Donald Trump announced he is expecting a report from the Secret Service next week regarding attempts on his life last year, and if it’s possible to do so without jeopardizing security, he is inclined to make it
Nearly half the radical activists arrested Wednesday after storming a Barnard College library are Columbia University students, a Washington Free Beacon review found. Of the nine individuals arrested after storming Millstein Library, four are Columbia students: Gabrielle Wimer, Hannah Puelle, Yunseo Chung, and Symmes Cannon. One, Tramy Dong, is a Barnard student. Another, Christopher Holmes,
Trump said plaintiffs suing against his administration should pay for costs incurred by injunctions they requested but are later overturned. President Donald Trump has issued a memorandum that seeks to make plaintiffs pay for the costs incurred by injunctions that are granted as part of lawsuits against the administration and are overturned upon appeal. Trump’s
The interim U.S. attorney for the District of Columbia is demanding that Georgetown Law School dismantle all diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) initiatives, warning that his office will not hire anyone from universities that implement DEI policies. In a letter this week addressed to Georgetown Law dean William Treanor, Trump-appointed interim U.S. attorney Ed Martin
Helyeh Doutaghi spoke at a Samidoun-sponsored event in Iran honoring Lebanese terrorist L: Yale Law School’s Helyeh Doutaghi, left, pictured under Samidoun flag R: Yale Law School (Wikimedia Commons) Yale Law School’s Law and Political Economy Project, an initiative funded by the left-wing William and Flora Hewlett Foundation, quietly deleted online references to its deputy
A Washington, D.C., man convicted of murder in 1995 and freed early under a controversial criminal justice reform law was found guilty this week of a second murder he committed six months after his 2020 release. A jury on Tuesday convicted Darrell Moore, who was released after serving 25 years for the 1995 murder, of