NEWSNATIONNOW (Sean Noone) - Billionaire, Harvard professor offer ‘intellectual independence’ scholarship
The scholarship was unveiled via an op-ed in The Wall Street Journal.
The scholarship was unveiled via an op-ed in The Wall Street Journal.
Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas issues a warning to conservative voters over the midterm elections on 'Kudlow.'
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The engagement follows similar violence last week, as Iranian and U.S. forces have continued to trade fire amid stunted diplomatic efforts to end the war.
The suspect pleaded not guilty to assault and inducing panic after pushing through a crowd toward Amy Acton. He was accused of knocking down two elderly people.
President Trump has signed an Executive Order to modernize data sharing between the Departments of War and Veterans Affairs, aiming to expedite access to benefits for U.S. veterans.
President Trump has signed an Executive Order to modernize data sharing between the Departments of War and Veterans Affairs, aiming to expedite access to benefits for U.S. veterans . PULSE POINTS WHAT HAPPENED: President Donald J. Trump signed an Executive Order on Tuesday to modernize data management and sharing between the Departments of War and Veterans Affairs (VA), expediting veterans’ access to benefits. The order mandates the use of secure digital tools, including artificial intelligence (AI), to streamline applications and ensure real-time sharing of military and medical records. DETAIL: The Executive Order addresses longstanding inefficiencies in transferring records, which currently take 90 to 180 days, delaying veterans’…Open
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A U.S.-built drone flew for nearly nine hours during a military ‘Game of Drones’ event.
Congressional Republicans are preparing to share the stage with a president who has spent the August recess complicating their efforts to run their races on their own terms. Why it matters: Republican lawmakers fled Washington for the latter part of the summer, eager to localize their races. - But President Trump keeps nationalizing the election. - In the process, he's staking out positions that run counter to GOP orthodoxy on issues including beef imports and child care subsidies . Driving the news: The Trump administration's plan to extend federal child care subsidies to families with a stay-at-home parent is the latest policy flashpoint. - His call to rename New Mexico is his most recent cultural one. - The child care proposal…
The secretary claimed in the letter to Ford CEO Jim Farley that increasing the company's dependence on a foreign power weakens it and harms American workers. Ford continues to manufacture vehicles with Chinese companies abroad.