Trump’s Would-Be Killer Pleads Not Guilty to Attempted Assassination Charge

WEST PALM BEACH, Florida (Reuters)—The man charged with attempting to assassinate Donald Trump after allegedly positioning himself with a rifle outside one of the former president’s Florida golf courses on Sept. 15 pleaded not guilty on Monday to five federal charges. Ryan Routh, 58, entered the plea to charges that include attempted assassination of a

WATCH: Biden Confuses Israeli Strike With Impending Union Strike: ‘I’m Supporting the Collective Bargaining Effort’

President Joe Biden on Sunday confused Israel’s weekend strike against Iran-backed Houthi targets in Yemen with the imminent union strike by U.S. port workers set to start Tuesday. Reporters asked the president for his response to Israel’s Sunday airstrike against the Houthis in Yemen as he walked across the tarmac in Delaware on Sunday. “I’ve

Biden-Harris Admin Gives $55 Million to Green Energy Company Linked to Pro-Kamala Ad Campaign

League of Conservation Voters Chair Carol Browner on advisory board of federal grant selectee Kamala Harris (Mireya Acierto/Getty Images) The Biden-Harris administration last week announced a $55.2 million grant for Blue Whale Materials, a little-known electric vehicle battery recycling company advised by a prominent climate activist whose organization is spending tens of millions of dollars

For Tim Walz’s Minnesota Homelessness Council, Work Starts With Acknowledgment of ‘Stolen Land’

State agencies led by Walz routinely say, ‘The land we are living and working on is stolen land from our Native American relatives’ Tim Walz (Justin Sullivan/Getty Images) The Minnesota Interagency Council on Homelessness, part of Gov. Tim Walz’s cabinet, heads the state’s efforts to “end homelessness.” At its monthly webinars, however, the council’s members

The Decline of the Rust Belt and the Loss of Community

My immediate Pittsburgh neighbors believe we live on perhaps the loveliest block in Squirrel Hill, a street so semi-rural that it lacks sidewalks but hosts a seemingly 24-7 population of young deer. I don’t disagree, but I also know that I live in the Mon Valley, a.k.a. Steel Valley, named for the huge river—Monongahela—that allowed

Prognosis Negative

What is it with today’s octogenarians and big government jobs? Time was when a public servant approached his ninth decade, he had long since given up trying to remake the world. He was happy merely to be still alive, happily sitting back enjoying the fruits of his life and work and planning nothing more ambitious

Immortal Combat

Your reaction to the following lines in The Book of Elsewhere—which is about an unkillable warrior working with the American military-industrial-scientific complex in an attempt to discover whether he can die or at least achieve mortality—will be a decent gauge for how much of the book you can accept. And what you see in the