Mississippi Approves $1.9 Billion Electric Battery Plant for Industrial Vehicles

Deal is the second-largest capital investment in the state’s history and will create 2,000 jobs Mississippi lawmakers have approved a $482 million incentive package, attracting three companies to invest $1.9 billion in building a battery plant for industrial electric trucks in the state’s northern region. It is the second-largest capital investment in the state’s history, following approval

House Committee Calls Defense Secretary Austin to Testify About His Undisclosed Hospitalization

The House Armed Services Committee has called Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin to come before Congress and testify about his decision to wait several days before notifying the White House and Congress about a medical episode that rendered him incapable of performing his duties. Mr. Austin had recently been diagnosed with prostate cancer and originally

Trump’s Election Case Trial Might Be Delayed, Judge Hints

The federal judge overseeing one of the former president’s cases made the hint in an order this week The Washington judge overseeing the election-related case against former President Donald Trump suggested that the trial, initially set for March 4, might be delayed, noting that the special counsel is not permitted to file substantive motions without

Trump’s Election Case Trial Might Face Delay, Judge Hints

The federal judge overseeing one of the former president’s cases made the hint in an order this week The Washington judge overseeing the election-related case against former President Donald Trump suggested that the trial, initially set for March 4, might be delayed, noting that the special counsel is not permitted to file substantive motions without

Federal Judge Hints Trump’s Election Case Trial Might Face Delay

The federal judge overseeing one of the former president’s cases made the hint in an order this week The Washington judge overseeing the election-related case against former President Donald Trump suggested that the trial, initially set for March 4, might be delayed, noting that the special counsel is not permitted to file substantive motions without

GAO Agrees to Lawmaker Demands for New Illegal Immigrant Crime Data: Source

New data on the number of crimes being committed inside the country by illegal immigrants amid an escalation of violence, drug overdose deaths, and robberies in cities across the United States is set to be released after pressure from Republican lawmakers. Last month, House Republicans led by Rep. Pete Sessions (R-Texas) sent a letter to