President Donald Trumpās mandatory detention policy earned another key court victory on Thursday, sending a legal war that has played out in various federal courts closer to the Supreme Court. The full U.S. Court of Appeals for the 5th Circuit declined to review a February ruling from a three-judge panel on the appeals court that [ā¦]
The executive government in Washington, D.C., led by Mayor Muriel Bowser, asked on Friday for $500 million for public safety in its fiscal year 2027 budget proposal. Among the budgetās items to strengthen public safety in the federal district are $46 million to improve youth rehabilitation facilities and $75 million to build a new jail [ā¦]
New Jersey residents have a slightly lower approval of the job Gov. Mikie Sherrill (D-NJ) is doing compared to that of her predecessor, former Gov. Phil Murphy, according to a new poll. The first Rutgers-Eagleton poll on Sherrillās approval rating comes as the Garden State governor, elected in November by a 14.4% margin, approaches her [ā¦]
A liberal government watchdog group is accusing Department of Labor Inspector General Anthony DāEsposito of abusing his role by openly supporting the presidentās agenda, something it says could run afoul of federal ethics law, but which DāEsposito maintains was apolitical.Ā Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington filed a complaint against DāEsposito on Wednesday. In [ā¦]
NEW YORK ā Former Vice President Kamala Harris confirmed she is considering running for the 2028 Democratic presidential nomination. āI might,ā Harris said in a fireside chat with Rev. Al SharptonāsĀ National Action Network conventionĀ in New York. āI am thinking about it.ā Harrisās statement that she is mulling another presidential run comes after months of rumors [ā¦]
Welcome to Fridayās edition of Washington Secrets, and our weekly rundown of the presidentās week and whether he won it or lost it. Today, we also consider just why JD Vance has been charged with flying to Pakistan for ceasefire talks. Easter Sunday brought good news. Soon after midnight, President Donald Trump was able to [ā¦]
Washington Examiner columnist Joe Concha said Democratsā criticism of the war in Iran is unwarranted and āso phony.ā He said that both Democratic and Republican presidents āhave said, āWe have to do something about Iran,ā and finally Donald Trump did something about Iran, and now [Democrats] have a problem with that. Itās just all so [ā¦]
Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov praised the āspecial relationshipā between Russia and Cuba during a visit with President Miguel Diaz-Canel, just 10 days after Moscow delivered oil and fuel supplies. The trip comes after months of a fuel blockade imposed by the Trump administration, which has contributed to severe shortages and repeated nationwide blackouts. [ā¦]
Washington Examiner columnist Joe Concha said a new term for the LGBT community used by āNew Democratic Partyā Canadian lawmaker Leah Gazan is so long, it canāt be remembered.Ā The term is MMIWG2SLGBTQQIA+. āItās impossible to remember in terms of a WiFi password,ā Concha said on Fox Newsās Hannity Thursday. Host Sean Hannity played a [ā¦]
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky outlined a series of 10-year agreements with key Gulf nations, describing it as a major step toward strengthening both regional security ties and Ukraineās wartime resilience. In March, Zelensky traveled to the Middle East, where he secured key deals with Gulf State leaders. Speaking to reporters this week, he said the [ā¦]