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- Pentagon Extends Emergency Defense Of Washington Flowerbeds
Pentagon Extends Emergency Defense Of Washington Flowerbeds The Pentagon announced a $1.4 billion plan to keep National Guard troops in Washington through Jan. 20, 2029, protecting the capital from unsecured flowerbeds, insufficiently patriotic shrubbery and snowdrifts lacking federal identification. The estimate assumes an average of… Read More »Pentagon Extends Emergency Defense Of Washington Flowerbeds - Trump Threatens Pirro For Allowing Evidence Into Vandalism CaseTrump Threatens Pirro For Allowing Evidence Into Vandalism Case President Donald Trump threatened to fire U.S. Attorney Jeanine Pirro after her office concluded that defective contractor work, rather than former Olympic canoeist David Hearn, damaged the newly installed lining of the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool.… Read More »Trump Threatens Pirro For Allowing Evidence Into Vandalism Case
- Michigan Voters Ratify Trump’s Gubernatorial NominationMichigan Voters Ratify Trump’s Gubernatorial Nomination Michigan voters completed the ceremonial ballot portion of the Republican gubernatorial primary Tuesday, formally ratifying President Donald Trump’s earlier selection of Rep. John James and preserving elections as an adorable regional custom. James defeated businessman Perry Johnson after securing… Read More »Michigan Voters Ratify Trump’s Gubernatorial Nomination
- FBI Restores Neutrality By Firing Agents Who Investigated TrumpFBI Restores Neutrality By Firing Agents Who Investigated Trump The Trump administration encountered another outbreak of weaponized due process Tuesday as outside groups supported a lawsuit by three former FBI employees dismissed after working on the investigation into Donald Trump’s efforts to overturn the 2020… Read More »FBI Restores Neutrality By Firing Agents Who Investigated Trump
- Federal Detention Becomes America’s Fastest Growing Hotel ChainFederal Detention Becomes America’s Fastest Growing Hotel Chain The Trump administration announced a historic expansion of federal hospitality this week after Immigration and Customs Enforcement booked more than 46,000 people into detention in July, up from roughly 43,000 in June and confirming that America can… Read More »Federal Detention Becomes America’s Fastest Growing Hotel Chain
