Trump Signs Memorandum Promoting Classical Design for New Federal Buildings

The president must be notified within 30 days of an approval for any new design for a federal building that diverges from the new directives. President Donald Trump issued a memorandum on Jan. 20 directing the General Services Administration (GSA) to ensure that all new federal buildings in the United States adhere to traditional design

Trump Pardons Police Officers Convicted Over Fatal 2020 Police Pursuit

Karon Hylton-Brown died in 2020 when an unauthorized police pursuit ended in a collision, according to the Department of Justice. President Donald Trump pardoned two former Washington police officers who were convicted in the 2020 murder of 20-year-old Karon Hylton-Brown, the White House said on Jan. 22. Terence Sutton Jr. was sentenced to 66 months

Trump Slaps Down the Houthis, Former California Guardsman Levels Explosive Allegations, and Canada Eyes Keystone Pipeline Collaboration

The Houthis launched a reign of terror in the Red Sea on former president Joe Biden’s watch, attacking commercial ships and disrupting the global supply chain. Biden helped their cause when he removed their designation as a Foreign Terrorist Organization. Well, there’s a new sheriff in town. Donald Trump’s White House began readying an executive

Key Senate Republican Urges Trump to Add ‘Foreign Polluter Fee’ to Possible Tariff Mix

Stalled bill that would levy surcharge on imports with higher ‘pollution intensity’ than U.S.-made products could emerge as tool in president’s trade policies. Some Senate Republicans want to give President Donald Trump another arrow to add to his tariff quiver in negotiating trade deals—a “foreign polluter fee” levied against imports with higher “pollution intensity” than

Chicago Community Braces for Possible Deportations of Illegal Immigrants

Local leaders say illegal immigrants should know their rights, cooperate within the law, and make a plan for the care of their children. CHICAGO—Residents of Little Village, a predominantly Mexican neighborhood on Chicago’s southwest side, are bracing for the possibility of mass deportations of illegal immigrants in the days following President Donald Trump’s inauguration. People