New White House plaques attack Trump’s Democratic predecessors, Bush
REUTERS/JESSICA KOSCIELNIAK Portraits of President Donald Trump and former U.S. President Barack Obama at the “Presidential Walk of Fame” at […]
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Border Patrol official who is the face of Trump’s crackdown back in Chicago amid immigration raids
By CHRISTINE FERNANDO CHICAGO (AP) — Senior Border Patrol official Greg Bovino returned to the Chicago area on Tuesday, about
Hegseth says he won’t publicly release video of boat double tap
By STEPHEN GROVES, LISA MASCARO and BEN FINLEY WASHINGTON (AP) — Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth said Tuesday that the Pentagon
Some Virginia Dems eye tweaks to Youngkin’s school accountability system – The Virginian-Pilot
The Virginia Department of Education on Tuesday launched its new school accountability system, and some Democrats are already eyeing potential changes. Lt. Gov-elect Ghazala Hashmi,
Burlington Progressives Aim to Retain, Not Gain, Seats in March
Burlington Progressives won’t challenge any sitting Democratic city councilors in Town Meeting Day elections this March. All eight ward seats
Trump downplays Indiana redistricting loss, but funds could be in doubt
After Indiana defeated mid-census redistricting Thursday afternoon, President Donald Trump downplayed the loss, while Gov. Mike Braun and Lieutenant Gov.
House votes to nullify Trump order and restore bargaining rights for federal workers
By JOEY CAPPELLETTI WASHINGTON (AP) — Nearly two dozen House Republicans joined Democrats Thursday to pass a bill that would
House votes to nullify Trump order and restore bargaining rights for federal workers
By JOEY CAPPELLETTI WASHINGTON (AP) — Nearly two dozen House Republicans joined Democrats Thursday to pass a bill that would
U.S. farmers say $12B bailout won’t end industry slump
U.S. growers say the Trump administration’s $12 billion aid package brings temporary relief, but is unlikely to kickstart a lasting
Hampton approves adding polling precinct on Hampton University campus
Hampton University students, faculty and alumni packed the City Council chambers Wednesday to voice support of an ordinance to establish