The vice president will join his wife and national security officials on a trip to Greenland as the territory pushes back on Trump’s plans for U.S. control. Vice President JD Vance will visit Greenland on March 28 alongside his wife and senior national security officials from the Trump administration. Vance announced in a short March
A Republican-led effort seeks to censure Rep. Jasmine Crockett (D-Texas) for referring to Greg Abbott as “Governor Hot Wheels.” Rep. Randy Weber (R-Texas) confirmed the move in a brief statement on X. “I plan to introduce a bill to censure Jasmine Crockett for her disgraceful and vile attacks against our Governor of Texas,” he wrote,
WASHINGTON—Some newly released files related to the assassination of President John F. Kennedy are missing key pieces of information, and others are completely absent from the records, The Epoch Times discovered while reviewing thousands of documents in person at the National Archives. Approximately 80,000 documents were released on March 19 by President Donald Trump pursuant
A judge entered a restraining order against Trump administration officials. A federal judge on March 25 blocked the Trump administration’s cancellation of funding for Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty, a nonprofit news group funded by money from the U.S. government’s United States Agency for Global Media (USAGM). The administration’s termination of grants to the group, issued
The order calls for the revocation of any security clearances held by any member of the law firm as well as the termination of any government contracts. President Donald Trump signed another executive order targeting a specific law firm that he deems to be working against American interests. The March 25 order is directed at
A journalist for The Atlantic reported he was erroneously included in a Trump administration group chat where officia discussed renewed U.S. strikes on Yemen. President Donald Trump’s top national security officials are facing questions this week after a journalist reported that he was added to an encrypted group chat where administration officials appeared to be
The former Stanford University professor was outspoken about COVID-19 pandemic measures. Dr. Jay Bhattacharya, who was an outspoken critic of measures implemented during the COVID-19 pandemic, gained Senate confirmation to head the National Institutes of Health (NIH) in a vote of 53–47 on March 25. Bhattacharya is aligned on multiple issues with his new boss, Health