Trump Announces 'Pardon Czar' at Black History Month Event, While White House Heralds End of DEI
Trump called Black Americans an "indispensable core of America" at the White House event and decried focusing on 1619, the year the first recorded enslaved Africans arrived on American soil, saying that focus should instead be placed on 1776, the year the U.S. declared its independence.
The Trump administration has used the official social media accounts of The White House to post a deportation themed ...
Memphis Grizzlies star Ja Morant had $1 million worth of valuables stolen from his home in December, according to TMZ. The ...
Senate Republicans plowing ahead with their efforts to advance the first stage of their two-part package to pay for Trump's ...
While home prices are expected to continue rising this year, 5 cities are likely to see declines in next 10 months, experts ...
U.S. Speaker of the House of Representatives Mike Johnson said on Thursday there is "no appetite" for another funding bill ...
The Michigan House voted to create a two-year waiting period between when a lawmaker leaves the Legislature and when he or ...
Massachusetts House leaders said Thursday they will pursue a series of changes to open a legislative process long criticized ...
More than 30 news organizations signed letters to the White House, urging the Trump administration to reverse a policy ...
Cambridgeshire Police said the "full closure" of the home on Orchard Mews in Woodston, Peterborough, had been ordered at a ...
HB 1662 would have banned the homeless from street camping on public property. The bill did not have enough support to pass ...
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