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Back-to-school shopping is expected to break sales records as educators face another year of paying for their own classroom supplies out of pocket. From fundraisers to a “student supply fee,” teachers and schools are finding ways to try to cover the cost of classroom supplies as more than 90 percent of educators use their own…
An attorney for former President Trump spent Sunday fiercely defending his client in a series of TV interviews that aimed to reset the narrative in the case related to Trump’s efforts to cling to power after losing the 2020 presidential election. John Lauro, one of two attorneys who were alongside Trump last week during his…
John Lauro, one of former President Trump’s attorneys in the Jan. 6 case, said he would “love to see” the former president’s trial televised, siding with House Democrats who have asked for cameras to be allowed inside a federal courtroom. “I personally would love to see that,” Lauro told Shannon Bream on “Fox News Sunday….
The Senate’s unprecedented lack of action on President Biden’s nominees has left the administration at a personnel standstill, with a Cabinet official’s confirmation process at a dead end and military leadership unable to move forward with promotions. Almost six months after the president nominated Julie Su to head the Department of Labor, the Senate has…
Dangerous confrontations between Russia and the United States in the skies over Syria point to an escalating shadow war as Russian President Vladimir Putin suffers more losses in Ukraine. Experts warn that Putin is looking to strike against the U.S. for supporting Ukraine in its defensive war, with Moscow focusing its retaliatory actions in the…
House Republicans flocked to former President Trump’s side following his indictment on charges stemming from his efforts to overturn the 2020 election, criticizing it as politically motivated and accusing the Department of Justice (DOJ) of malpractice. But some of their responses were notably different from what they were saying privately and publicly around the time…
Student loan borrowers now have access to the beta website for the Saving on a Valuable Education (SAVE) plan, the Biden administration’s new income-driven repayment (IDR) plan, after the Department of Education unveiled it this week. The program, which the White House calls the “most generous” such plan ever offered to borrowers, will become the…
Justice Department Special counsel Jack Smith appealed to the federal judge overseeing former President Trump’s election fraud case Friday evening to issue a protective order for evidence, citing social media threats. “IF YOU GO AFTER ME, I’M COMING AFTER YOU!” the former president posted earlier on Truth Social — a move which has already drawn…
The United States has not yet classified Army Pvt. Travis King as a prisoner of war (POW), even as he has been in North Korean custody since last month after he crossed into the country, a defense official confirmed to The Hill. “A final determination has not been made regarding Private King’s status,” the…