White House press secretary says that the dozens of countries reaching out to strike a deal with the United States ’speak for themselves.’ WASHINGTON—In response to reports that the Chinese regime is warning other countries against making deals with the United States that could be detrimental to China, the White House highlighted the importance of
For more than five years, Kilmar Abrego Garcia was an adjudged illegal immigrant living on borrowed time in the United States. During that period, a deportation order applied to him, but it had been put on hold. This fact was overshadowed by the uproar surrounding his recent deportation. The El Salvador native, who disputes a
The comment comes as Tesla reported lower profits and revenue for the first quarter of 2025. Tesla CEO Elon Musk told investors Tuesday that the time he is spending with the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) will “drop considerably” as he moves to spend more time with his auto company. The remarks came as Tesla
Facebook and Uber founders ‘really believed their own bullshit,’ George Soros’s heir tells New York magazine Alex Soros, Joe Biden (Tom Brenner/Getty Images) Alex Soros, the heir to multibillionaire Democratic megadonor George Soros, in an interview mocked the founders of Facebook and Uber for having “really believed their own bullshit” and groaned at the mention
‘I’m here with our friend from the Upper Valley,’ Peter Welch tells Mohsen Mahdawi (Senator Peter Welch / Youtube) Sen. Peter Welch (D., Vt.) visited detained Columbia University activist Mohsen Mahdawi on Monday, calling him a “friend” and praising his work with “Jewish brothers and sisters” on Columbia’s campus. In the wake of Oct. 7,
The loss marks the second time a jury has rejected Palin’s libel claims. The second Manhattan jury to hear Sarah Palin’s lawsuit against The New York Times returned the same verdict as the first, finding on April 22 that the newspaper was “not liable” for defaming the former Alaska governor. The jurors were speedy, returning
The decision follows the court’s April 10 ruling preventing the initiative effort from proceeding. The U.S. Supreme Court on April 22 withdrew its April 10 order temporarily preventing Ohio voters who support repealing the qualified immunity rule from gathering signatures to place the issue on a future state ballot. Three justices dissented, indicating they would not