A growing number of K–12 students are taking part in walkouts and protests against federal Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) operations across the nation, raising […] Source
Critics of Trump’s second-term foreign policy—the usual Left and some on the neo-isolationist Right—claim it is recklessly herky jerky and guided by no consistent grand […] Source
Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy spoke with NEWSMAX about the drop in gas prices, attributing it to President Trump’s pro-drilling policies, and addressed concerns over illegal big rig drivers.
Chris Cuomo reacts after a snowball fight in New York City left several New York City Police Department officers with lacerations and questions Mayor Mamdani’s response. When asked about the incident, Mamdani said, “From the videos that I’ve seen, it looks like a snowball fight.”
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President Trump and Vice President JD Vance are making trips across the country ahead of the March 3 midterm primary election in Texas to tout the administration's agenda.
Big Tech's coming vow to pay for its own power amid the data center boom may be light on policy specifics. But it could still pack a political punch. Why it matters: Electricity markets are largely regulated at the state and regional levels, limiting Washington's direct sway. - Even so, the White House-tech initiative "is a big bully pulpit that could influence state economic regulators around the country even if it lacks an implementation plan or regulatory teeth," said Rob Gramlich, founder of Grid Strategies, a consulting firm. Catch up quick: Tech execs are expected at the White House next week to sign what President Trump called a "ratepayer protection pledge" during Tuesday's State of the Union. - OpenAI and Amazon are taking…