President Trump on Tuesday bemoaned the victims of a mass shooting at a ritzy Manhattan skyscraper and praised the slain NYPD officer who made “the ultimate sacrifice.” In a Truth Social post, Mr. Trump said he was briefed on the shooting of Monday evening at 345 Park Ave…… Read more
China’s unexpected advances in artificial intelligence in recent months have top U.S. researchers baffled. DeepSeek, seen as a cost-effective AI breakthrough for China, was a wake-up call for U.S. industry technologists, but many appear to have hit the snooze button…… Read more
A rifle-toting man killed a police officer and three other people during a Monday evening shooting inside a Manhattan office building, police said, before the assailant turned the gun on himself. The gunman shot and killed his victims inside 345 Park Ave. in Midtown, a skyscraper that houses KPMG, Blackstone and the NFL’s headquarters, authorities said…… Read more
A federal investigation has found five Northern Virginia school districts in violation of Title IX for allowing “transgender-identifying” students to use restrooms and locker rooms based on gender identity versus biological sex…… Read more
President Trump has called out former President Barack Obama for “treason” for “trying to lead a coup” during the 2016 and 2020 election cycles — accusations the former White House chief, through a spokesman, denied. Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard nonetheless said she has the goods, not just on Obama, but on Obama-time players…… Read more
The Justice Department opened a new front in its legal war on sanctuary jurisdictions Thursday, filing a lawsuit seeking to shut down New York City’s policies that protect illegal immigrants from the reach of federal deportation authorities…… Read more
President Trump’s “massive deal” with Japan gives the White House a strong head of steam as it nears a pivotal Aug. 1 deadline to reset trade relations with global partners. The White House said Wednesday that the deal, which includes $550 billion in Japanese investment in the U.S., counters naysayers who said tariffs amounted to a clunky tool…… Read more
Candy and snack giant Hershey Co. is increasing the prices of its products due to issues with the cocoa supply. A Hershey spokesperson told The Washington Times that 75% of the company’s candy will still cost less than $4 for consumers. The Wall Street Journal reported that retail customers will see a 13% to 20% price increase…… Read more
President Trump has positioned himself as a tough trade negotiator, peacemaker and champion for U.S. workers during the first six months of his second term. Connecting all of them are the precious metals, minerals and other valuables that can be extracted from the earth…… Read more
The Pentagon will brief the Senate Armed Services Committee on keeping aging Minuteman III nuclear missiles active until the troubled Sentinel intercontinental ballistic missile program is deployed, according to a committee report…… Read more
President Trump on Tuesday bemoaned the victims of a mass shooting at a ritzy Manhattan skyscraper and praised the slain NYPD officer who made “the ultimate sacrifice.” In a Truth Social post, Mr. Trump said he was briefed on the shooting of Monday evening at 345 Park Ave…… Continue Reading
China’s unexpected advances in artificial intelligence in recent months have top U.S. researchers baffled. DeepSeek, seen as a cost-effective AI breakthrough for China, was a wake-up call for U.S. industry technologists, but many appear to have hit the snooze button…… Continue Reading
A rifle-toting man killed a police officer and three other people during a Monday evening shooting inside a Manhattan office building, police said, before the assailant turned the gun on himself. The gunman shot and killed his victims inside 345 Park Ave. in Midtown, a skyscraper that houses KPMG, Blackstone and the NFL’s headquarters, authorities said…… Continue Reading
A federal investigation has found five Northern Virginia school districts in violation of Title IX for allowing “transgender-identifying” students to use restrooms and locker rooms based on gender identity versus biological sex…… Continue Reading
President Trump has called out former President Barack Obama for “treason” for “trying to lead a coup” during the 2016 and 2020 election cycles — accusations the former White House chief, through a spokesman, denied. Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard nonetheless said she has the goods, not just on Obama, but on Obama-time players…… Continue Reading
The Justice Department opened a new front in its legal war on sanctuary jurisdictions Thursday, filing a lawsuit seeking to shut down New York City’s policies that protect illegal immigrants from the reach of federal deportation authorities…… Continue Reading
President Trump’s “massive deal” with Japan gives the White House a strong head of steam as it nears a pivotal Aug. 1 deadline to reset trade relations with global partners. The White House said Wednesday that the deal, which includes $550 billion in Japanese investment in the U.S., counters naysayers who said tariffs amounted to a clunky tool…… Continue Reading
Candy and snack giant Hershey Co. is increasing the prices of its products due to issues with the cocoa supply. A Hershey spokesperson told The Washington Times that 75% of the company’s candy will still cost less than $4 for consumers. The Wall Street Journal reported that retail customers will see a 13% to 20% price increase…… Continue Reading
President Trump has positioned himself as a tough trade negotiator, peacemaker and champion for U.S. workers during the first six months of his second term. Connecting all of them are the precious metals, minerals and other valuables that can be extracted from the earth…… Continue Reading
The Pentagon will brief the Senate Armed Services Committee on keeping aging Minuteman III nuclear missiles active until the troubled Sentinel intercontinental ballistic missile program is deployed, according to a committee report…… Continue Reading