‘Super mayor’ Tiffany Henyard skips Dolton meetings as controversial tenure nears quiet end
Dolton Mayor Tiffany Henyard failed to show for her final village board meeting on Monday marking her fourth consecutive absence, according to reports.
Violent attacks from anti-Musk, anti-Trump protesters plague nation, compel GOP lawmakers to take precautions
GOP lawmakers taking safety measures as violence against Tesla owners, dealerships, charging stations and Republicans in general has become common since President Trump took office.
Biden admin held private talks with Beijing on Chinese spy balloon ahead of notifying public, officials say
Biden officials held discussions with Beijing on Feb. 1 about the balloon, and discussed the impact disclosing the balloon to the public could have on the relationship with China.
Oct. 7 Victims Take Aim at Al Jazeera. Plus, Trump Unplugs Maryland’s EV Mandate.
See you in court: Qatar’s Al Jazeera has stoked controversy for platforming terrorists in the Middle East, and both the Israeli government and Palestinian Authority have banned it. The network also maintains an office in Washington, D.C., and victims of Hamas’s Oct. 7 terror attack are now putting its American outpost on notice. Plaintiffs in
IRS Commissioner Leaving Agency After Agreement With DHS on Illegal Immigrant Data
Melanie Krause had been acting commissioner for about a month. The acting commissioner of the IRS is departing the agency, officials said hours after it reached an agreement with Homeland Security officials to share data on illegal immigrants. Acting Commissioner Melanie Krause will no longer be with the IRS, a spokesperson for the Treasury Department,
VP Vance blasts McConnell’s vote against Trump Pentagon nominee: ‘Political pettiness’
Vice President JD Vance described Sen. Mitch McConnell's vote against confirming Elbridge Colby to Pentagon post as "one of the great acts of political pettiness I’ve ever seen."
Commerce Department Cuts $4 Million in Funds to Princeton’s Climate Programs
Secretary of Commerce Howard Lutnick said that one of the university’s programs ‘fosters fears’ by focusing on alarming climate scenarios. The Commerce Department said on Tuesday that it will cut nearly $4 million in funding to Princeton University’s climate programs it deems are “no longer in keeping” with the Trump administration’s priorities. Secretary of Commerce