President Donald J. Trump’s approval rating is tied for his highest ever, according to a new NBC poll — while more Americans say the country is headed in the right direction than at any point in more than two decades. From the New York Post: Three months into his second term, President Trump hit the highest approval
President Donald Trump is expected to have a busy ninth week in office, including an apparent conversation with Russian President Vladimir Putin to discuss a peace deal.
Drs. Randy Pilgrim and Bentley Tate are on the front lines calling for more support for physicians' mental health as Congress considers the Lorna Breen Act.
Shalom, Columbia: The Ivy League institution is $30 million poorer after the Trump administration on Friday slashed additional grants to the university from the Department of Health and Human Services, Free Beacon editor in chief Eliana Johnson reports. The cuts hit, among others, Jeanine D’Armiento, the chairwoman of the University Senate Executive Committee who has
Habba discusses the administration’s efforts to combat human trafficking, clears up remarks about Andrew Tate, and provides an update on the Epstein files. WASHINGTON—The Trump administration is committed to taking decisive action against one of the nation’s most pressing yet overlooked crises: human trafficking. In an exclusive interview with The Epoch Times, Alina Habba, senior
Chanda Prescod-Weinstein, appointed to the High Energy Physics Advisory Panel under Joe Biden, has a long history of radical positions. Professor Chanda Prescod-Weinstein delivers a TED talk (TED/YouTube) A professor of physics and gender studies who has argued that “white empiricism” undermines Einstein’s theory of general relativity now sits on a top physics advisory panel
Pritzker-backed law requires contract bidders to ‘prioritize their diversity initiatives if they hope to be competitive’ J.B. Pritzker (Scott Olson/Getty Images) A little-known law in Illinois requires private companies to finance the DEI industry if they wish to do business with the state—giving a lifeline to an unpopular industry that currently finds itself on the