Beijing Raises Tariffs on US to 84 Percent After 104 Percent Tariffs on China Take Effect

President Donald Trump on Wednesday promoted the idea of companies shifting operations to the United States as a solution to offsetting higher tariffs that his administration announced last week and which went into effect earlier in the day. In a post on Truth Social, the president wrote that now “is a GREAT time to move

LIVE NOW: House Panel Reviews US Military Posture in Indo-Pacific Region

The House Armed Services Committee holds a hearing on U.S. military posture and national security challenges in the Indo-Pacific region at 10 a.m. ET on April 9. Witnesses: John Noh, performing the duties of the assistant secretary of defense for Indo-Pacific security affairs at t… Original News Source Link – Epoch TimesRunning For Office? Conservative

Trump Directs DOJ to Challenge Energy Rules That Could Be Unconstitutional

A new order aims to identify any state laws, regulations, policies, or practices that may be unenforceable. President Donald Trump, among a flurry of energy-related executive orders on April 8, has instructed the Department of Justice to review state energy rules and regulations so it can challenge any that may be overreaching. U.S. Attorney General

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,

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

Trump Urges Republicans to Back Budget Plan as Holdouts Remain

Several Republicans remain hesitant to give their blessing to the blueprint that has already passed the Senate. President Donald Trump urged Republicans to back the Senate’s budget proposal amid signs of opposition to the resolution in the lower chamber. “Close your eyes and get there. It’s a phenomenal bill. Stop grandstanding,” Trump said on April 8.

States Mapping a Plan for Better School Math Performance Ahead of Next National Assessment

A new report says colleges and universities do not provide enough math instruction to aspiring teachers. Dismal math scores on the latest national standardized tests have prompted several state legislatures to propose updated teacher training requirements and better numeracy instruction. Sixty-seven bills related to math in public schools have been introduced so far this year,