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Ex-DC US Attorney spit on during interview after Trump pulled nomination

Ex-acting Washington, D.C., U.S Attorney Ed Martin was spat on by a passerby during an interview with Newsmax on Thursday afternoon. President Donald Trump pulled Martin’s nomination as D.C. U.S. Attorney on the same day following extensive controversy over his background. A woman was seen approaching Martin and yelling something before pointing to him and […]

Republican senators come to Fetterman’s defense after critical profile

Two Senate Republicans defended Sen. John Fetterman (D-PA) following a profile that detailed concerns from current and former staffers about his mental fitness. The profile, originally published in New York magazine, describes his struggles after his stroke in 2022. He and at least two Republicans have deemed the report a smear. “John Fetterman and I […]

USPS picks ex-Waste Management CEO as new leader

David Steiner, the former CEO of Waste Management, was selected to become the postmaster general for the United States Postal Service.  Steiner’s selection by the USPS board of governors comes as the postal service is struggling financially, and after President Donald Trump had previously made comments about taking over it.  The former CEO of Waste […]

Appeals court grants Trump temporary win in lawsuit over second man deported to Salvadoran prison

An appellate court handed the Trump administration a small victory Thursday evening by temporarily blocking a lower court’s order that required the government to take steps to return a Venezuelan national it deported to El Salvador. The U.S. Court of Appeals for the 4th Circuit gave no explanation for its decision but granted the administration […]

Most DC residents want proposed Commanders stadium as City Council teeters

A majority of Washington, D.C., residents support the proposal for a new Washington Commanders stadium to replace the former RFK Stadium on the banks of the Anacostia River. The Commanders and D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser announced the $3.7 billion deal last week, which would build the stadium, housing, shops, parks, and recreational sports facilities. The […]

Trump fires three Democrats at Consumer Product Safety Commission after DOGE visit

President Donald Trump fired three Democrats serving on the Consumer Product Safety Commission after the Department of Government Efficiency visited the agency on Thursday. The firings leave the independent agency with two Republicans, acting CPSC Chairman Peter Feldman and Douglas Dziak, on the five-person board. It is unclear if their firings were related to the […]

Ashley Moody says ‘all options’ are on the table as Trump considers tax hike for millionaires

Sen. Ashley Moody (R-FL) said Friday that “all options” are on the table after President Donald Trump asked House leaders to consider a tax increase for millionaires to ensure his economic agenda. Moody said during an appearance on Fox Business’s Mornings with Maria Bartiromo that all the American people want at their core is financial […]

Ohio GOP endorses Vivek Ramaswamy for governor in blow to DeWine

The Ohio Republican Party State Central Committee voted on Friday to endorse Vivek Ramaswamy for governor, in a blow to Gov. Mike DeWine (R-OH). DeWine reportedly worked behind the scenes to block the 66-member committee from backing Ramaswamy, who has the support of President Donald Trump and Vice President JD Vance, a former Ohio senator. […]

Eric Adams to meet with Trump in DC to discuss ‘New York City priorities’

New York City Mayor Eric Adams will meet with President Donald Trump on Friday in Washington, D.C., to discuss “New York City priorities.” Adams is expected to meet with Trump at 3 p.m. “Today, I’m headed to our nation’s capital to meet with @POTUS Trump to continue our discussions on how to deliver for New […]

Columbia University suspends 65 anti-Israel protesters after library takeover

Columbia University suspended 65 students on Friday after they overtook the Butler Library on Wednesday in an anti-Israel protest.  “At this time, more than 65 Columbia students are on interim suspension pending further investigation,” a spokesperson said. In addition, 33 people, including some from affiliated institutions, have been barred from Columbia’s campus. Columbia University Apartheid […]
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