Answering a direct question from Rep. Kelly Armstrong (R-N.D.), FBI Director Christopher Wray testified at a House Committee hearing on Wednesday that there has not yet been any evidence of a second shooter on the scene at the Butler, Pennsylvania, rally where an assassination attempt was made on former President Donald Trump on… Original News
During a Wednesday House Committee hearing, FBI Director Christopher Wray testified about reports claiming the man who shot former President Donald Trump had posted online that “July 13th will be my premiere, watch it as it unfolds.” Mr. Wray said the post was found to be the result of a “sick joke” by another person
The curriculum, which focuses on visualization, discovery and collaboration, replaces traditional math instruction that’s centered on teacher demonstration. The largest K-12 public school district in the nation will overhaul its math instruction program in the approaching 2024-2025 academic year, adopting a more creative approach to teaching problem-solving that millions of students in other states already
In an address to an international sorority, the vice president pledged to defend six freedoms. INDIANAPOLIS—Vice President Kamala Harris cast her presidential campaign as a fight to defend six freedoms for the American people during a brief visit to the Hoosier State on July 24. “Ours is a fight for the future,” Ms. Harris told
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has surpassed Sir Winston Churchill for the most times a foreign leader has addressed a joint session of Congress. What was the Israeli leader’s message to lawmakers? What is at stake for the nation of Israel, as Mr. Netanyahu addresses Congress Wednesday? And what can we expect from hi… Original
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has surpassed Sir Winston Churchill for the most times a foreign leader has addressed a joint session of Congress. What was the Israeli leader’s message to lawmakers? What is at stake for the nation of Israel, as Mr. Netanyahu addresses Congress Wednesday? And what can we expect from hi… Original
A U.S. district judge allowed the Trump lawsuit to move closer to trial. A federal judge denied ABC News’s and George Stephanopoulos’s motion to dismiss former President Donald Trump’s defamation lawsuit against him and the media company. The decision Wednesday by U.S. District Judge Cecilia Altonaga allows the former president to proceed with a lawsuit