Three District juveniles are facing federal charges as adults for their alleged roles in a robbery spree in the Capitol Hill neighborhood in December. The U.S. Attorney’s Office for the District of Columbia said Friday that in the early hours of Dec. 2, Markell Butler, 16, and Rashad Ervin and Dereon Butler, both 17, used two stolen cars…… Continue Reading
OP-ED: Democrats Pay the Price of the Whirlwinds They Released
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
DOJ Sues Mayor Eric Adams Over NYC Sanctuary Policy
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
Timeline of TikTok Sale Murky After Third Extension
The White House has said nothing about TikTok for nearly a month since President Trump announced he had buyers for the social media app. On July 4, Mr. Trump told reporters aboard Air Force One that the U.S. “pretty much has a deal” to be discussed the following week…… Continue Reading
‘Money Flowing In’: White House Seizes Momentum on Trade
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
Hershey Ups Chocolate Prices for Retail Customers
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
Pay Dirt: Trump Seeks Critical Minerals in Global Dealmaking
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
Senate Bill Presses Air Force on Keeping Minuteman III Active
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
OP-ED: At Last, a Return to Fiscal Sanity in Washington
Something fascinating is taking place in Washington, something that hasn’t happened in decades. Thanks to President Trump, it seems that common sense has returned to our nation’s capital, with a refocus on fiscal responsibility that has been absent from our federal government…… Continue Reading
ICE to ‘Flood’ NYC After Border Officer Shot by Illegal Immigrant
The Trump administration vowed Monday to “flood” New York City with Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents to round up illegal immigrant criminals after an off-duty border officer was shot in the face during what authorities said was a botched robbery attempt…… Continue Reading
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