The company said the suspension is temporary. Shipping giant DHL announced it would temporarily suspend shipments of items worth $800 or more to private individuals in the United States starting on April 21 due to U.S. customs regulatory changes. In a statement, the German company said that “we are experiencing multi-day transit delays to the
An interfaith group of parents says forcing elementary school children to participate in instruction that contradicts their religious beliefs on sex and gender violates their First Amendment rights. The group in Maryland’s largest school district is hoping the Supreme Court agrees. The Montgomery County Board of Education sparked a firestorm in March 2023 when it
Washington — Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Lee Zeldin said Sunday that he can “absolutely” guarantee Trump administration deregulations won’t have an adverse health impacts on people and the environment. “We have to both protect the environment and grow the economy,” Zeldin said on “Face the Nation with Margaret Brennan.” As part of President Trump’s pledge to
Washington — Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Lee Zeldin said Sunday that he can “absolutely” guarantee Trump administration deregulations won’t have an adverse health impacts on people and the environment. “We have to both protect the environment and grow the economy,” Zeldin said on “Face the Nation with Margaret Brennan.” As part of President Trump’s pledge to
‘The length of due process is not the same under the Alien Enemies Act.,’ he says. White House border czar Tom Homan said Sunday that the administration followed the law when it deported an illegal immigrant the government says is an MS-13 gang member, and who has become the subject of Democratic criticism of the
It’s not clear who made the final decision to return the 737 Max to the United States, as neither Boeing nor China’s Xiamen Airlines provided an explanation. A Boeing plane that was intended to be used by a Chinese airline landed back in the aerospace manufacturer’s U.S. production home on April 19, as tensions build
It’s not clear who made the final decision to return the planes to the United States, as neither Boeing nor China’s Xiamen Airlines provided an explanation. Two Boeing planes intended for use by a Chinese airline landed back in the aerospace manufacturer’s U.S. production home on April 19, as tensions build between the United States