The far-left Democrats plan to ‘dig deep into the real questions’ like ‘Is the Democratic Party dead?’ Cori Bush, Jamaal Bowman (Drew Angerer/Getty Images) Former Rep. Jamaal Bowman (N.Y.) teased that he and his fellow ousted House Democrat, Cori Bush (Mo.), had “a big announcement” coming. The grand reveal? A Substack. “Stay tuned tomorrow. Me
‘Further review of the active grant portfolio reveals a significant number of grant programs which remain inconsistent with Administration policies’ Marco Rubio, Donald Trump (Andrew Harnik/Getty Images) The State Department has eliminated $214 million in foreign funding initiatives, nixing 139 taxpayer-funded grants that promoted, among other things, “newsroom sustainability” in Moldova, “media diversity” in the
‘I am cutting off the money for this madness,’ said Sen. Joni Ernst L: Sen. Joni Ernst (Andrew Harnik/Getty Images) R: The Wuhan Institute of Virology (Getty Images) American taxpayers will no longer be forced to finance brutal animal experiments in Chinese labs if Sen. Joni Ernst (R., Iowa) gets her way. Ernst on Tuesday
Going for broke: The Trump administration sent a clear message to Harvard: implement a series of policy changes, several aimed at combating campus anti-Semitism, or lose up to $9 billion in federal funds. The Ivy League school is choosing the latter. In an email to faculty members on Monday, university president Alan Garber said Harvard
The president said his administration would be examining relevant laws. President Donald Trump on April 14 said he’s in favor of deporting some U.S. citizens who have committed crimes, drawing criticism from Democrats. “I don’t know what the laws are—we always have to obey the laws—but we also have homegrown criminals that push people into
The president said his administration would be examining relevant laws. President Donald Trump on April 14 said he’s in favor of deporting some U.S. citizens who have committed crimes. “I don’t know what the laws are—we always have to obey the laws—but we also have homegrown criminals that push people into subways, that hit elderly
Low-income rural districts that publish DEI statements required by state law but don’t necessarily engage in the practices are caught in the crossfire. Several blue states have joined New York in resisting federal efforts to end diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) programs in public schools. Leaders in California, Minnesota, New York, Oregon, Wisconsin, and Washington