Qatari PM’s visit comes one day after Harvard sued Trump admin over funding freeze (Wikimedia Commons) President Donald Trump is reportedly meeting on Tuesday with Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al Thani, a man who, as Qatar’s prime minister, is a major financial backer of both Hamas and Harvard University. Al Thani, who also serves as Qatar’s
Two years ago, Kash Patel emerged as a vocal critic of then-FBI Director Christopher Wray for his use of the government’s fleet of private aircraft for personal travel. The FBI should “ground Chris Wray’s private jet that he pays for with taxpayer dollars to hop around the country,” Patel said during his “Kash’s Corner” podcast
FEC lets candidates use campaign funds for childcare and babysitters, but only for expenses incurred in connection with their campaigns Eric Swalwell speaks at a press conference (Kevin Dietsch/Getty Images) Rep. Eric Swalwell’s campaign spent tens of thousands of dollars after the election on childcare expenses for the California Democrat, raising potential ethics concerns for
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent was also optimistic that U.S.–China trade tensions will diminish. The White House is optimistic about a potential trade deal with China. White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt told reporters at an April 22 press briefing that President Donald Trump believes his administration is “doing very well” and “moving in the right
County Attorney Mary Moriarty’s decision comes after Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz mocked Tesla Tim Walz (Scott Olson/Getty Images), Dylan Adams (Hennepin County Sheriff’s Office), Mary Moriarty (Pilottap via Wikimedia Commons) A Minnesota prosecutor is allowing state employee Dylan Adams to skirt criminal charges for vandalizing Tesla cars and causing more than $20,000 in damages, even
Secretary of State Marco Rubio has announced a “comprehensive reorganization” of the State Department in a plan aimed at cutting bureaucracy. Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell is in no hurry to lower interest rates after President Donald Trump renewed his criticism of the head of the U.S. central bank. Meanwhile, U.S. stoc… Original News Source
Washington — A sharply divided Supreme Court appeared likely to require a Maryland school board provide parents with the ability to opt their elementary school-age children out of instruction featuring storybooks that address gender identity and sexual orientation. At issue in the court fight between a group of families and the Montgomery County Board of