He expressed strong support for Tucker Carlson to be former President Donald Trump’s running mate—and so potentially the US Vice President. Former President Donald Trump’s son, Donald Trump Jr., said Thursday he “would love to see” Tucker Carlson be the former president’s running mate in the 2024 presidential election—though he had some positive things to
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
The district attorney prosecuting former president Donald Trump in Georgia suggested in an email exchange earlier this month that racism was at play when one of Trump’s attorneys pressed her team for a response to his emails. Trump defense lawyer Steven Sadow requested responses from District Attorney Fani Willis’s team to a series of emails
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
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
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
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