George Soros ‘didn’t want to create an employment agency,’ his son says Alex Soros receives the Presidential Medal of Freedom on behalf of his father, George Soros (Tom Brenner/Getty Images) George Soros was “very upset” by the massive number of employees and “amount of bureaucracy” at his liberal nonprofit, the Open Society Foundations, according to
Biden lifted terror outfit’s FTO designation in effort to ease diplomatic tensions with Iran President Donald Trump signs executive orders (Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images) The Trump administration is readying an executive order that will redesignate the Iran-backed Houthi rebels as a foreign terrorist organization (FTO), according to a senior U.S. official briefed on the matter. President
Ken Martin called Trump ‘a traitor to our nation’ who should be ‘put on trial for treason’ DNC chair candidate Ken Martin (Aaron J. Thornton/Getty Images for One Fair Wage) One of the frontrunners to lead the Democratic National Committee once called for Donald Trump to be put on trial for treason and accused the
Danielle Smith, the premier of Alberta, Canada, said Tuesday that she would like to restart conversations with Trump administration officials about reapproving the Keystone XL oil pipeline or permitting additional Canada-United States oil pipelines. Smith is prepared to leverage her own authority and work with President Donald Trump on the issue, she told the Washington
Federal agencies must shutter their diversity, equity, and inclusion offices and place DEI staff on paid leave by 5 p.m. Wednesday ahead of layoffs, the Trump administration announced in a memorandum. The Office of Personnel Management instructed agencies to take down all DEI-related websites and social media accounts by the deadline. By noon Thursday, agencies
Internal State memo: Paris agreement is a “bad deal” for Americans Secretary of State nominee Marco Rubio testifies during his confirmation hearing (Kevin Dietsch/Getty Images) The State Department began withdrawing the United States from the 2015 Paris Climate Agreement following President Donald Trump’s executive action, according to an internal staff memo issued Tuesday and reviewed
We’re all familiar with the time-honored creed, “Snitches get stitches.” In states like Oregon, it turns out they get taxpayer-funded therapy. That’s according to the Free Beacon‘s Aaron Sibarium, who investigated the “bias response hotlines” popping up in states and cities across the country. In Oregon, for example, “trauma-informed operators” overseen by the state’s justice