Behind-the-scenes Texas ‘ag girl’ gets prime time role in leading 100,000-employee USDA with a trillion dollar budget on tap. President-elect Donald Trump on Nov. 23 nominated conservative Texas attorney Brooke Rollins to be his administration’s secretary of agriculture. Rollins, 52, was raised by a single mother in Glen Rose, a farming town of 1,200 about
James Braid, Matt Brasseaux, Alex Latcham are named to serve in the new White House. President-elect Donald Trump on Nov. 25 named three more people who will serve in his White House. President-elect Donald Trump has selected James Braid, a close ally of Vice President-elect JD Vance, as director of legislative affairs in his White
Migrants who enter the country via CBP One are not counted by law enforcement agencies as traditional border crossers Migrants try to pass over razor wire after crossing the border into El Paso, Texas. (John Moore/Getty Images) Up to one million migrants are expected to have entered the United States under the controversial CPB One
The former president had faced four felony criminal cases. With special counsel Jack Smith’s decision to drop his election case and classified documents appeal against President-elect Donald Trump, the soon-to-be 47th president’s legal woes appear to be mostly behind him. Smith’s decision on Monday caps a tumultuous two-year period for Trump, who was charged in
Leading auto industry group told Trump that EV mandates are hampering them, letter obtained by Free Beacon shows (Spencer Platt/Getty Images) The three largest American automakers, Ford, General Motors, and Stellantis, are, according to a recent New York Times report, planning a coordinated lobbying push to convince President-elect Donald Trump to maintain a suite of climate
State Department touts ‘significant progress’ but says ‘we’re not there yet’ Benjamin Netanyahu (Reuters) Israel is reportedly poised to sign a U.S.-brokered ceasefire agreement with Hezbollah that would pause hostilities for two months, remove fighting forces from both sides of the war-torn border, and deliver “significant relief from the arms embargo imposed by the U.S.
The Kentucky Republican said military involvement in deportations would be ‘a terrible image.’ Sen. Rand Paul (R-Ky.), ranking member of the Senate Homeland Security Committee, said on Sunday that he’s in favor of President-elect Donald Trump’s plans for mass deportations of illegal immigrants but expressed strong opposition to using military assets for the task, saying