The gang is suspected of being used by the Venezuelan government to destabilize surrounding nations and the United States. The Venezuelan gang Tren de Aragua made headlines last year when stories emerged alleging its members had taken control of several apartment buildings in a Colorado suburb, extorting and terrorizing local residents. The gang has been
Her book, set for publication in September, will discuss her role at the court and explain how she rules on cases. A book by U.S. Supreme Court Justice Amy Coney Barrett about what it’s like to serve on the nation’s highest court will be published in September. After being nominated by President Donald Trump in
A new Epoch Times survey reveals overwhelming support among readers for reforming—and in many cases, eliminating—the Department of Education. Respondents strongly favored reducing the department’s workforce, transferring control of education policy to the states, and giving parents greater influence over school decisions. The poll, which drew over 31,000 responses, was conducted in the days leading
The F-47 is the first aircraft of a family of related systems under the umbrella of the military’s Next Generation of Air Dominance program. President Donald Trump has announced that Boeing will build the United States Air Force’s sixth-generation fighter jet. Air Force leaders will now move to produce fleets of the new aircraft, officially
The F-47 is the first aircraft of a family of related systems under the umbrella of the military’s Next Generation of Air Dominance program. President Donald Trump has announced that Boeing will build the U.S. Air Force’s sixth-generation fighter jet. Air Force leaders will now move to produce fleets of the new aircraft, officially designated
A Justice Department lawyer has maintained that the deportation flights were carried out legally. U.S. District Judge James Boasberg said on Friday that President Donald Trump’s invocation of the Alien Enermies Act to deport alleged Tren de Aragua gang members has “incredibly troublesome” policy implications as the judge considers whether the Trump administration flouted his
Protesters and supporters said they fear axing the Department of Education will hurt learning outcomes. WASHINGTON—Students, educators, and supporters gathered outside the Department of Education building on Friday morning to protest the Trump administration’s plan to dismantle the agency. The event, billed as a “study-in,” began at 10 a.m. with students reading and doing homework