Just two weeks before his first criminal trial is scheduled to begin in New York, former President Donald Trump has once again sought to push back its start. In a motion filed March 7 and made public Monday, Trump’s attorneys asked Manhattan Judge Juan Merchan to delay the trial, which is currently set for March
More than $5.6 billion would come out of the Department of Veterans Affairs, lowering discretionary spending by 4.2 percent. The Biden administration’s proposed 2025 budget would cut the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) while pushing for increased spending for the wars in Ukraine and Gaza. The budget “prioritizes Veterans’ Mental Health Services and Suicide Prevention
Lawyers for former President Trump filed a motion Monday to adjourn the trial stemming from DA Alvin Bragg’s charges related to hush money payments until after the Supreme Court rules on presidential immunity.
Housing and Urban Development Secretary Marcia Fudge announced on March 11 that she is stepping down toward the end of the month. Her last day will be March 22. “It’s time to go home,’’ Ms. Fudge told USA Today. “I do believe strongly that I have done just about everything I could do at HUD
With the acclaimed film “Oppenheimer” winning big at the 2024 Oscars, earning awards in major categories such as best director, best actor and best picture, there’s a renewed focus on Capitol Hill on the generations of Americans affected by living near nuclear test sites. In July 1945, the Trinity test in south-central New Mexico marked the dawn
Washington — Former President Donald Trump’s White House trade adviser, Peter Navarro, has been ordered to report to federal prison in Miami by March 19, following his conviction on two counts of criminal contempt of Congress, his lawyers revealed in a court filing on Sunday. Navarro was found guilty by a jury last year of
Two U.S. senators are moving to block airlines from allowing migrants to board planes using the CBP One app by introducing legislation that would block them from operating.