A federal judge who ordered the Trump administration on Tuesday to restore taxpayer funding for legal services for illegal immigrants has worked for one of the advocacy groups involved in the litigation, an apparent conflict of interest that could give the administration ammunition to seek her recusal from the case. Araceli Martinez-Olguin, a judge in
The Department of Energy canceled two climate grants the Biden administration awarded to the Rocky Mountain Institute, a left-wing climate think tank that has pushed for heavy restrictions on gas stoves and that has collaborated with the Chinese government. The first grant was worth about $5.3 million and designed to fund the Rocky Mountain Institute’s
New York City Mayor Eric Adams said on Wednesday that he did nothing wrong, as a federal judge permanently dismissed his corruption case. NTD’s legal correspondent has the details. The world awaits President Donald Trump’s reciprocal tariff announcement on Wednesday. NTD will bring you the Rose Garden event at the White House i… Original News
The House Judiciary Subcommittee on Oversight will hold a hearing on April 2 at 2 p.m. ET to review allegations that the FBI under former Director Christopher Wray misused resources and deviated from its mission, and highlight reforms under the Trump Administration. Witnesses include Stewart Whitson, senior director of federal … Original News Source Link
The House Judiciary Subcommittee on Oversight will hold a hearing on April 2 at 2 p.m. ET to review allegations that the FBI under former Director Christopher Wray misused resources and deviated from its mission, and highlight reforms under the Trump Administration. Witnesses include Stewart Whitson, senior director of federal … Original News Source Link
‘This bill pushes back on Beijing’s inclination to bully smaller countries and limit Taiwan’s global network of partners,’ Rep. Raja Krishnamoorthi said. A bipartisan group of House members and senators has introduced legislation to counter the Chinese communist regime’s continued efforts to isolate Taiwan in the international arena. The legislation, called the Taiwan Allies Fund
JOHANNESBURG—African countries reacted with shock when the U.S. government recently cut $13 billion in financial assistance. But analysts said the move could spur those countries toward better governance, and even critics said it shines a spotlight on the most corrupt nations on the planet. In fiscal year 2024, the U.S. government gave almost $13 billion