Trump defamation lawsuit over awards to WaPo and NYT poised to move forward President Donald Trump calls on reporters during a press conference (Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images) A Florida judge sided with President Donald Trump this week in his defamation lawsuit against members of the Pulitzer Prize Board, who sought to delay the lawsuit until Trump
Catherine Rampell will cohost new weekend show on liberal network alongside Hamas apologist Ayman Mohyeldin MSNBC hired another partisan journalist on Tuesday. Catherine Rampell, the Washington Post columnist best known for praising former second gentleman and home-wrecking nanny handler Doug Emhoff as a “modern-day sex symbol,” will soon cohost a new weekend show on the
Protesters against DOGE rallied outside the Education Department and held a moment of appreciation and applause for the federal agency rumored to be the next on the chopping block.
In one case, a member of Biden’s Environmental Justice Advisory Council personally applied for the taxpayer funds EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin (Kayla Bartkowski/Getty Images) The Environmental Protection Agency canceled two $20 million environmental justice grants that the Biden administration awarded to its own advisers, the Washington Free Beacon has learned. On Monday, EPA administrator Lee Zeldin announced
Despite firing at least 2,400 employees, Secretary Doug Collins pledges to maintain the VA’s commitment to preserving and improving healthcare benefits for veterans.
Members of Congress should not have to choose between representing their constituents and having children, she said. Rep. Anna Paulina Luna (R-Fla.) is seeking to force a vote on her resolution to allow new parents in the House to vote by proxy, and Democrats are flocking to help. Filing a motion called a discharge petition
Department of Education staff will receive “reduction in force" notices Tuesday and will see nearly half of its staff terminated, Fox News Digital learned.