POLITICS

New York prosecutors ask judge to keep Trump gag order in place

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Major elements of a gag order preventing Donald Trump from commenting publicly about certain people involved with his New York criminal trial, including jurors, should remain in place, prosecutors said, perhaps even after Trump is sentenced on July 11. Prosecutors for Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg told Justice Juan Merchan in a filing released Friday

‘LMAO’: Dean of Columbia College Mocked Hillel Head in Newly Obtained Text Exchange

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Josef Sorett has sought to distance himself from leaked messages that are now the subject of a university investigation. The latest text message shows his participation in the affair. Josef Sorett (college.columbia.edu) The dean of Columbia College, Josef Sorett, sneered at Columbia’s top Hillel official in a new text message obtained by the Washington Free

Secretary Mayorkas Introduces New Guidelines on Critical Infrastructure Security, Resilience–With CCP Threat Top of the List

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Secretary of Homeland Security Alejandro Mayorkas introduced a new plan on critical infrastructure security and resilience on June 20, the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) posted in a press release. The two-year plan applies to multiple federal agencies, critical infrastructure owners and operators, as well as other government and private sector stakeholders. The guidance outlined

Mayorkas Lists CCP as Top Threat to US Critical Infrastructure

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Secretary of Homeland Security Alejandro Mayorkas introduced a new plan on critical infrastructure security and resilience on June 20, the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) posted in a press release. The two-year plan applies to multiple federal agencies, critical infrastructure owners and operators, as well as other government and private sector stakeholders. The guidance outlined

Democrat Bill Would Increase Federal Involvement in Local Zoning

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Bill states that land use regulation is the responsibility of state and local governments, but now federal support is needed to achieve ’reforms.’ A bill intended to increase federal powers to address the affordable housing crisis could result in tiny homes in backyards nationwide, apartments without parking, houses built in back alleys, and taller buildings