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Biden Calls Beijing ‘Xenophobic,’ Says the Regime Is ‘Cheating’ America on Trade
‘They’re xenophobic—nobody else coming in. They’ve got real problems.’
Amid Budget Shortfall, San Francisco Re-examines Tax Burden on Big Businesses
City leaders are negotiating with business execs and labor to craft reforms that would simplify taxes.
Chinese Embassy’s Reported TikTok Lobbying Triggers Bipartisan Outrage
Lawmakers say that the Chinese embassy’s moves show that the CCP considers TikTok a ’strategic asset' for influence operations in America.
DeSantis Signs Bill to Allow Religious Chaplain in Public Schools
Florida governor calls the ACLU objection to the legislation a ‘bogus challenge’ and does not expect it ’to go anywhere.’
Trump New York Trial Makes Headway as Full Jury Seated
Opening statements are scheduled for Monday, April 22, and court will adjourn at 2 p.m. to accommodate those who need to leave for Passover.
Johnson Says He Won’t Change Motion to Vacate Rule After Republican Pushback
House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) was openly critical of the motion to vacate but announced that he wouldn’t be pursuing a rule change.
Strong-Arm Robbery Crew Caught Swiping Scratchers From 7-Elevens
The four thieves pulled off 44 heists in two months, stealing $250,000 worth of lottery scratchers.
US Drops Aid Into Gaza Amid Dire Conditions in Hamas-Controlled Area
Since Hamas’ Oct. 7 terrorist attack on Israel, the United States has dropped 946 tons of supplies.
Mayorkas: ‘I Have Not Read the Articles of Impeachment’
The charges against the Homeland Security secretary were swiftly tossed by the Senate.
Legendary Guitarist and Allman Brothers Co-founder Dickey Betts Dies at 80
The 80-year-old guitarist died at his home in Osprey, Florida.
Warning Issued on Parasite Infecting Dogs That Ate Fish From SoCal Lakes
The sick dogs had consumed raw trout caught by anglers. All four were hospitalized but survived.
Another Lawmaker Retires: Kansas Republican LaTurner Won’t Run for Reelection
Mr. LaTurner will stay in Congress until after the election and will not affect the GOP majority, after others—like Rep. Ken Buck (R-Colo.)—left prematurely.
Mayorkas Grilled by GOP Senator Over Laken Riley’s Death: ‘How Could You Sleep at Night?’
The Homeland Security secretary was pelted with questions about the slain student’s alleged killer.
Senate Panel Kills Bipartisan Bill to Ban Homeless Camps When Shelter Space is Available
Opponents said the bill, modeled on similar laws in San Diego, is inhumane and would “further entrench people within the criminal legal system.”
US Vetoes UN Security Council Resolution Making Palestine Full Member UN State
Currently, Palestine has nonmember observer status at the U.N. that limits its participation at the international body such as casting votes on resolutions.
