The pardons were handed down the day before a swarm of pro-life advocates swarmed Washington for the 52nd annual March for Life. President Donald Trump signed a pardon for 23 pro-life demonstrators on Jan. 23, three days after taking office, making good on his campaign promise to address what he called the “weaponization” of the
The Biden administration quietly awarded $15 million in taxpayer funds to Taliban-controlled Afghanistan to help distribute “oral contraceptives and condoms,” a non-public congressional funding notice reviewed by the Washington Free Beacon shows. In doing so, the administration acknowledged that “some coordination” with the Taliban would be “necessary for programmatic purposes.” The United States Agency for
The U.S. tariffs and sanctions were fully drafted but not yet signed, White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt said. The United States has reached an agreement with Colombia, which will now accept all Colombian illegal immigrants being deported by the former country, including those on U.S. military planes, according to the White House. “The Government
Defendants allegedly used VPNs and shell companies to abuse public schemes and defraud the government. A group of seven who allegedly sought to steal hundreds of millions of dollars in the “largest COVID-19 tax credit scheme” by falsely claiming pandemic-era benefits were charged on Jan. 22, according to the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ). An
An improper payment is one made by the government that ’should not have been made or was made in an incorrect amount,’ according to the watchdog. The U.S. government made billions of dollars worth of improper payments in the most recent fiscal year, with several agencies found to be non-compliant with regulations on the matter,
JERUSALEM—President Donald Trump declared on Saturday that he wants to resettle residents of the Gaza Strip in Arab countries, shaking up Middle East diplomacy in signature style. The president told reporters on Air Force One that he had asked King Abdullah II of Jordan in a phone call earlier in the day to “take people”
The vice president touched on a number of issues, including prices, immigration, Jan. 6, and more. Vice President JD Vance on Sunday gave his first media interview days after being sworn into office and defended the Trump administration’s recent activity. In the interview, Vance sparred with CBS News’ anchor Margaret Brennan on a range of