SECDEF Austin to meet Israeli Defense Minister Amid Growing Tensions Over Gaza War

U.S. Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin will meet with Israeli Defense Minister Yoav Gallant at the Pentagon on Tuesday, amid growing tension between the administrations of U.S. President Joe Biden and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Mr. Austin is set to speak with his Israeli counterpart about a range of issues stemming from the Oct. 7

Bridge Disaster Highlights Concerns About Growing Ship Sizes

Francis Scott Key Bridge never had a chance–nor do many others as container carriers get larger and sea levels rise. The Francis Scott Key Bridge spanning the Patapsco River, opened to traffic March 23, 1977, is not listed among “deficient” Maryland bridges in need of major maintenance and repair by the American Society of Civil

Democrats Hemorrhaging Voters, Struggling With Immigration and Economy: Lara Trump

‘People remember how much better life was for them when Donald Trump was in office’ Ms. Trump said. Republican National Committee (RNC) co-chair Lara Trump said the Democratic Party is losing supporters, especially among minorities “They’re hemorrhaging voters on the Democrat side,” Ms. Trump said in a March 25 interview with Fox News. “It is

Securities Fraud Charges Dropped Against Texas AG Ken Paxton in $300,000 Restitution Deal

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has agreed to a $300,000 restitution deal under which securities fraud charges will be dropped, with no admission of guilt. Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton scored a major legal and political victory on March 26, as prosecutors dropped a long-running securities fraud case against him in a $300,000 restitution deal