Black Army captain accuses supervisor — a chaplain — of racist threat
The allegation from Capt. Tatyana Jordan comes amid ongoing scrutiny of the military’s treatment toward Black personnel and Black women in particular.
Trump didn’t ‘fake’ the WHCD attack. Even conspiracy theorists should know better.
There is a real cost to trafficking in baseless speculation.
As family crypto schemes falter, Trump meets again with meme coin investors
The president promoted his personal cryptocurrency venture for the second time at an event held at his private Florida club.
Read the criminal complaint filed against Trump assassination attempt suspect
Cole Tomas Allen of Torrance, California, also faces charges for transporting and discharging a firearm, in addition to attempting to assassinate a U.S. president.
Suspect in correspondents’ dinner shooting charged with attempting to assassinate Trump
Meanwhile, Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche defended law enforcement’s actions at the event on Saturday, saying that security officials “did not fail.”
Trump’s Justice Department agrees to a second settlement with Michael Flynn
The first settlement with the former White House official was described as “a miscarriage of justice.” The second settlement adds insult to injury.
Mississippi GOP waiting for Supreme Court to let it suppress Black votes
Republican Gov. Tate Reeves put a federally mandated redistricting on hold until the Supreme Court potentially enables racist gerrymandering this summer.
Judge questions whether Trump can sue his own administration for $10 billion
If the president was waiting for a payout from his IRS lawsuit, a federal judge suggested he might need to start lowering his expectations.
Professor warns of ‘growing normalization of political violence’ in wake of correspondents’ dinner shooting
University of Chicago’s Robert Pape urged leaders on both sides of the aisle to unite to condemn the troubling rise of political violence in the U.S.
