Former Partner Accused Of Calling Dominatrix On Company Time: And that's just the tip of the iceberg! Judge Panel Lets LSU "Investigate" Law Professor Who Said A Curse Word: Are they just virtue signaling to the President? Academics Compare Biden And Trump Judges To "Get The Conversation Going": Shame that the conversation is about poking holes in their methodology.
"Government intervention in the economy in the name of national security is most clearly warranted in cases of market failure," a new report from a bipartisan task force organized by the Council on Foreign Relations says. "Today, the market failures that loom largest for U.S. national security are shortfalls of private capital in strategically important areas and over-concentration of critical supply chains in unfriendly countries," the report adds.
Is the Executive Office building color going to be changed? Ingraham asked Trump as they walked through the White House. I heard a rumor of that. The host noted that she worked in the building as a member of the Reagan administration. So, you know it was always considered an ugly building, Trump replied. But it's actually one of the most beautiful buildings ever built. I kinda like it, Ingraham said.
I will keep encouraging my friends and family to continue to hope and fight for this country. I don't know how or when I can greet my husband in the morning with my usual hug when I wrap my arms around his strong shoulders, smell the intoxicating scent of his spicy cologne and smile, knowing we are one. We are now two, and it is agonizing.
A discharge petition forces a vote on any piece of legislation if it is signed by 218 House members, effectively giving the minority party the power to bypass the majority on bipartisan bills. Democrats have 214 members in the House, meaning four House Republicans would have to sign on even if they get all their members to do so. Driving the news: House Minority Whip Katherine Clark (D-Mass.) and Leader Hakeem Jeffries (D-N.Y.) announced the strategy
The letter, which was first reported by Reuters, told governors that their states are providing U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and other federal agencies "with frictionless, self-service access to the personal data of all of your residents," through a non-profit managed by state police agencies called the National Law Enforcement Telecommunications System, or Nlets. Nlets facilitates the sharing of state residents' personal data, in this case drivers' license data, between state, local, and federal police agencies.
Video shared by Abreu's office shows a man being wrestled into the unmarked vehicle in front of sacred and confused onlookers, including a young child. Show your faces! a crowd could be heard chanting at the agents, some of whom were masked, as they shoved the man into the car. amNewYork can confirm that at least one of the agents spotted in this latest incident was also involved in the now-infamous Oct. 21 Canal Street raid that saw street vendors targeted.
Tom Williams//Getty Images Having secured Democratic capitulation on a deal fat with empty promises, Senate Republican leader John Thune made sure that the deal also addressed one of the president's most important issueswhitewashing the insurrection of January 6, 2021. And, needless to say, he did so with the tacit approval of seven Democratic senators. It is, as they say, a bipartisan bill.
In the checkers board that is our government (no one here's playing chess), we have Democrats who enjoy pretending to put up a fight, only to cave at the first whiff of a breeze, and we have Republicans who will, without fail, find a way to make everything about banning abortion. The House reconvenes today, November 12, to vote on the bill to reopen the government after the longest shutdown in U.S. history. On Sunday night, seven Democrats and one Independent broke ranks to vote with Republicans on the spending bill.
Senate Democratic leader Chuck Schumer led his caucus, and the country, into a record-breaking government shutdown and voted against reopening when a small group of his members defected. But there are still calls for him to step aside from Democrats who think he should have fought harder. It's a now-familiar position for the Democratic leader, who was pilloried by the liberal base in March when he voted with Republicans to keep the government open.
White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt, who says a prayer before each briefing, was dispatched to the podium to defy the laws of moral physics by explaining why the true wrongdoers here were Joe Biden and the Democrats. Leavitt's critics have compared her to M3gan, an AI-powered life-sized doll in the sci-fi horror films of the same name. She speaks uncannily fluently with barely an um or an er.
Anti-DEI measures cited to justify laying off 62 Fannie Mae employees last month may have been a foil for firing ethics investigators looking into whether director Bill Pulte improperly obtained mortgage records for New York Attorney General Letitia James and other targets of President Trump, according to a new report. New York Attorney General Letitia James, speaks to the media after pleading not guilty outside the United States District Court in Norfolk, Va. on Friday, Oct. 24, 2025. (AP Photo/John Clark) AP Photo/John Clark
Josh Marshall's joint hipped the Shebeen to a fascinating investigation by The Wall Street Journal, prompted apparently by a report by Reuters, into the tawdry (and, perhaps illegal) machinations that produced the snipe-hunt indictments of Letitia James and Federal Reserve Board Governor Lisa Cook, as well as the investigation into Senator Adam Schiff. Suffice it to say, were I administration mortgage apparatchik Bill Pulte, the mastermind behind the mock legal theory underpinning these farces, I wouldn't be bringing any green bananas into the office.
