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Schiff’s legal counsel blasts ‘compromised’ Ed Martin over mortgage fraud investigation

Legal counsel for Sen. Adam Schiff (D-CA) attacked Ed Martin, President Donald Trump‘s pardon attorney, over the weekend as an investigation into the California senator over alleged mortgage fraud is now underway. Martin was tapped by Attorney General Pam Bondi as a “special attorney” to investigate the allegations, which center on Schiff listing more than […]

Sliwa urges Trump to stay out of NYC mayoral race

New York City Republican mayoral candidate Curtis Sliwa publicly asked President Donald Trump not to intervene in the city’s mayoral race. Trump has taken a personal interest in the race as a native New Yorker, and hinted that he could take a more direct role to prevent the Democratic Socialist candidate Zohran Mamdani from winning. […]

Shooter who attacked CDC headquarters was a 30-year-old man from suburban Atlanta

ATLANTA (AP) — Investigators identified a 30-year-old man from suburban Atlanta on Saturday as the person who opened fire on the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, killing a police officer and spreading panic through the health agency and nearby Emory University. The Georgia Bureau of Investigation said the shooter was Patrick Joseph White of […]

Fairfax schools investigates staff-arranged student abortions

(The Center Square) – Fairfax County Public Schools has launched an investigation into allegations that staff at Centreville High School arranged and paid for abortions for students without notifying their parents. The allegations were published in a report this week and include handwritten statements from two former students. The students allege that in 2021, a […]

Virginia puts $1.3 million into youth energy job training

(The Center Square) – Virginia is putting $1.3 million in federal funding toward job training programs that help young people get into energy careers. The money comes through the new SPARK Youth Workforce Pilot Program, run by Virginia Energy. It’s funded through the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act and will support up to five local […]

Parental rights groups concerned over DEI in Denver teacher contract

(The Center Square) – As Denver Public Schools move forward with finalizing a new teacher contract, parental rights groups are raising concerns about inclusion of diversity, equity, and inclusion provisions in the contract. Defending Education, Colorado Parent Advocacy Network, and Protect Kids Colorado joined to send a letter to Denver Public Schools and Denver Classroom Teachers […]

Trump teases Monday press conference that will ‘stop violent crime’ in DC

President Donald Trump said a Monday press conference would “stop violent crime” in Washington, D.C., hinting at a decision to intervene in the city’s affairs. The Trump administration has been in uproar after a DOGE staffer was jumped by several juveniles last week. After pictures of the bloodied staffer were broadcast, Trump ramped up his […]

Firefighters battle to prevent reignition of France’s largest wildfire as residents return home

PARIS (AP) — About 1,400 firefighters were deployed on Saturday in France‘s southern Aude region to prevent the country’s largest wildfire in decades from reigniting, as all residents were allowed to return to their homes. Aude prefect Christian Pouget said the fire has been contained since Thursday after burning this week more than 62 square miles in […]

Arizona AG fights robocalls but the spam continues

(The Center Square) — Arizona’s attorney general wants something done about robocalls, but questions remain as to whether it will be effective. Kris Mayes, D-Arizona, has joined what she described as “a multistate crackdown on illegal robocalls.” It is part of something known as Operation Robocall Roundup. Warning letters were sent to at least 37 telecom […]

EPA to phase out $62.4M in Wisconsin solar energy funds

(The Center Square) – The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency will move to claw back $62.4 million in rooftop solar energy funds previously awarded to Wisconsin. The grants, awarded under the President Joe Biden-era “Solar for All” program, were effectively eliminated by President Donald Trump’s One Big Beautiful Bill Act, cutting a total of $7 billion […]
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