White House thanks UAE for agreeing to 10-year, $1.4 trillion investment framework
The UAE will increase its investments in the U.S. after agreeing to a 10-year, $1.4 trillion investment framework, the White House announced on Friday.
Trump floats idea of convicted Tesla arsonists serving sentences in El Salvador prisons: ‘Lovely conditions’
President Donald Trump suggested "terrorist thugs" convicted of Tesla arson attacks serve decades at El Salvador prisons notorious for bad conditions.
Trump revokes security clearances of former opponents Kamala Harris, Hillary Clinton
President Donald Trump announced late on Friday that he was revoking the security clearances of at least 15 individuals, including former President Joe Biden, former VP Kamala Harris and Hillary Clinton.
Here’s what happened during Trump’s ninth week in office
President Donald Trump signed an order to upend the Department of Education, battled judges, and spoke to both Russian President Vladimir Putin and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy.
Justice Amy Coney Barrett’s Memoir to Offer Insight into Supreme Court and Constitution
Her book, set for publication in September, will discuss her role at the court and explain how she rules on cases. A book by U.S. Supreme Court Justice Amy Coney Barrett about what it’s like to serve on the nation’s highest court will be published in September. After being nominated by President Donald Trump in
Columbia Submits to Trump, ICE Eyes Cornell Protest Leader, and Schumer’s Book Gets Dismal Reviews
A white flag over Morningside Heights: Columbia University is still a long way away from restoring its financial relationship with the federal government. But it agreed to a series of demands on Friday that the Trump administration set forward as “preconditions” for long-term talks on the restoration of more than $430 million in federal funds.
Epoch Survey Reveals Overwhelming Demand to Return Education Power to States, Parents
A new Epoch Times survey reveals overwhelming support among readers for reforming—and in many cases, eliminating—the Department of Education. Respondents strongly favored reducing the department’s workforce, transferring control of education policy to the states, and giving parents greater influence over school decisions. The poll, which drew over 31,000 responses, was conducted in the days leading