Trump earlier criticized the venue for hosting drag shows and other programs he deemed counter to traditional American values. WASHINGTON—President Donald Trump visited the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts on March 17 to attend a board meeting as the new chair, a month after making a sweeping leadership shakeup at the Washington-based
Funeral attendees pledged allegiance to Hezbollah and chanted ‘Death to Israel, death to America’ L: Manning Hall at Brown University (Wikimedia Commons) R: Illustration of Hassan Nasrallah shown at his funeral (Daniel Carde/Getty Images) Federal authorities found evidence Rasha Alawieh, an assistant professor of medicine at Brown University, attended Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah’s funeral in
WASHINGTON—During the first two months of the second Trump administration, few issues have united Democrats like opposition to Elon Musk and his Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), a time-limited organization directed by executive order to “to maximize governmental efficiency and productivity” across scores of agencies. That unified anti-DOGE message came through from both the New
Sen. Mark Kelly (D-Ariz.) showcased his new vehicle—a white Chevy Tahoe SUV—on Sunday, replacing his Tesla in protest of the electric vehicle company CEO Elon Musk’s role in the Trump administration’s sweeping federal spending cuts and workforce reductions. In a video posted on X on March 17, Kelly introduced what he called his “new ride,”
A judge ordered the Fulton County district attorney, who was disqualified from the Trump case, to pay legal fees. Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis has been ordered by a Georgia judge to pay $54,000 for violating open records laws in relation to her prosecution against President Donald Trump. Willis’s office brought charges against Trump
More than half of the 127 nationwide injunctions issued against the federal government since 1963 targeted the Trump administration, data show.
President Donald Trump’s Equal Employment Opportunity Commision (EEOC) sent letters to 20 white shoe law firms on Monday requesting information about their diversity, equity, and inclusion policies, arguing that many of the firms’ practices appear to violate civil rights law. The letters, signed by acting EEOC chair Andrea Lucas, ask the firms to provide detailed