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Supreme Court Considers Furloughed Pentagon Employee’s Long-Delayed Claim
Several justices wondered why the government has been fighting a $3,000 claim for so long, so hard. Read More.
Trump Says Biden Behind Every Single ‘Lawfare’ Attack Against Him—And That It Will Backfire
‘These are all Biden-run things,’ President Trump said of his numerous legal entanglements. ‘The lawfare that they’re doing is incredible.’ Read More.
California’s Average Gas Price Reaches $5 a Gallon
The state’s price has hit $4.99, 17 cents more than last year. In Los Angeles and San Francisco it’s even higher. Read More.
Supreme Court Rejects Appeal From Parents Denied Custody of Transgender Teen
Indiana parents claim the child was removed because of ‘an ideological dispute: a disagreement over gender identity.’ Read More.
Border Patrol Chief Says Smugglers Are ‘Absolutely’ Dictating Flow of Illegal Immigrants Across Border
Border Patrol’s Jason Owens says a criminal network of smugglers are aiding in most crossings. Read More.
Biden, Trump Secure Wins in Louisiana Primaries
Voter turnout varied by location for Republicans and Democrats. Read More.
Trump Told Pence Certifying Election on Jan. 6 Would Kill His Career: Valet
Transcript released after being withheld by former Jan. 6 panel. Read More.
Biden’s HHS to spend over $100 million on ‘Training for Diversity’ in new spending bill
The DEI package for the Department of Health and Human Services is over $100 million, similar to the request of 2023. Read More.
FDA Settles Ivermectin Case, Agrees to Remove Controversial ‘Stop It’ Post
Doctors score win, forcing FDA to remove statements about ivermectin. Read More.
Schumer Reportedly Rejected Netanyahu’s Request to Talk With Senate Democrats
Democrats have been increasingly critical of Netanyahu and the Israeli government for its ongoing war against Hamas and the resulting death toll. Read More.
Trump’s PACs Paid $6.5 Million in Legal Bills in February
So far in 2024, political committees tied to former President Donald Trump have covered more than $10 million in legal expenses. Read More.
Collision With NASA Spacecraft Altered Shape of Asteroid Dimorphos
WASHINGTON—When NASA sent its DART spacecraft to slam into the asteroid Dimorphos in 2022, the U.S. space agency demonstrated that it was possible to change a celestial object’s trajectory, if needed, to protect Earth. It turns out that this collision changed not only the asteroid’s path but its shape as well. The asteroid, which before […] Read More.
Biden’s Speech Was Not the Win the Political Class Thought It Was
Commentary DELAWARE COUNTY, Pennsylvania—It is a bit jarring to observe the divide between what the legacy press, Democrats and cable news hosts observed when they watched President Joe Biden’s State of the Union address, and how persuadable voters of both Republican and Democratic leanings reacted. On the day after the speech, MSNBC’s Joe Scarborough said […] Read More.
Boeing Has Been Prioritizing Production Over Safety, FAA Chief Says
The FAA chief has recommended that Boeing shift its focus to safety and quality. Read More.
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04.22
2024
BY Catherine Yang, Sam Dorman
