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Trump admits nobody will rename DC buildings after him once he’s gone

President Donald Trump responded to criticism from Democrats regarding the motives behind his moves to rename buildings around Washington, D.C., after himself, saying that no one else will do it once he is out of office. Since taking office in his second term as president, Trump and his administration have moved to rename buildings like […]

Russia claims Witkoff and Kushner to head to Kremlin for meeting with Putin before Kyiv visit

A Russian government-operated news outlet reported that President Donald Trump’s special envoys will hold a meeting at the Kremlin before their planned arrival in Ukraine this weekend. Tass claimed in a Friday article that special envoys Jared Kushner and Steve Witkoff “expect to arrive in Moscow and then Kyiv on September 5-6,” citing an unnamed […]

Trump administration threatens to cut federal support to Smithsonian over ‘ideological activism’

The Trump administration threatened to cut federal support to the Smithsonian Institution, as debate continues over whether the country’s leading cultural center is guilty of political activism in how it portrays the U.S. and its history.  Executive departments and agencies could cut off relations with the cultural center if Interior Secretary Doug Burgum and White […]

Florida Democrat distances herself from ‘extreme partisanship’ in new Trump-friendly House district

One of Florida’s most vulnerable incumbent Democrats is running a new ad distancing herself from “extreme partisanship,” a rhetorical appeal to the Right after her district was redrawn to favor Republicans. Rep. Kathy Castor (D-FL), who has represented the Tampa area in Congress since 2007, tells voters in the 30-second commercial that she’s “fed up […]

Supreme Court slams door on lawsuit over New York COVID-19 vaccine mandate

The Supreme Court denied a last-ditch effort on Friday by a group of New York healthcare workers who challenged its denial of religious exemptions to the Empire State’s COVID-19 vaccine mandate. The high court denied a bid to rehear the case Doe v. Hochul in an orders list, months after the justices rejected the initial […]

California congresswoman did not disclose money her husband received from nonprofit

Rep. Young Kim (R-CA), the subject of past financial scrutiny surrounding her disclosure filings and how she characterized her business interests to voters, has not reported any income for her husband since she first ran for Congress despite local records stating that he did earn money through a South Korean nonprofit organization. The recently discovered […]

Air traffic controllers turn on FAA chief as tensions boil over

EXCLUSIVE — Air traffic controllers are accusing the Department of Transportation and Federal Aviation Administration of prioritizing efficiency and cost-cutting over public safety, a shift that workers warn has driven morale to an all-time low and placed the flying public at heightened risk. Air traffic controllers shared those dynamics following an August interview with FAA Administrator […]

Labor watchdog issues scathing report of former Secretary Lori Chavez-DeRemer’s ‘toxic’ work culture

Former Labor Secretary Lori Chavez-DeRemer is guilty of inappropriate conduct during her roughly one-year tenure in President Donald Trump’s Cabinet, the department’s watchdog concluded. Chavez-DeRemer had an “inappropriately close and unprofessional relationship” with someone on her security detail, regularly drank on the job, and generally oversaw a “toxic, intimidating and humiliating” work environment, the agency’s […]

Lindsay Clancy judge gives defense one hour to file stay before mistrial declared

The Massachusetts judge overseeing Lindsay Clancy’s murder trial on Friday dramatically gave her defense attorney one hour to make an emergency appeal for a stay before he declares a mistrial. Judge William Sullivan, who is overseeing the murder trial at Plymouth Superior Court, made the decision after the 12-member jury spent seven days deliberating and […]

White House report card: Bombs, ballots, and a welcome jobs boost

Welcome to Friday’s edition of Washington Secrets. If a friend sent you this and you’d like to sign up, CLICK HERE. Today, we bring you the usual roundup of the White House week, plus we get the lowdown on who was present and who was missing from the U.S.-Venezuela oil deal ceremony. Have a great holiday […]
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