DC police: Bar in Adams Morgan vandalized during Pride event
A break-in of an Adams Morgan restaurant is being investigated by District police as a hate/bias incident after a homophobic slur was found near a damaged door.
Former Penn State, Ohio State WR Julian Fleming seriously injured in deadly ATV accident
Former Penn State and Ohio State wide receiver Julian Fleming was seriously injured in a fatal ATV crash Friday evening in Bradford County, P
Accused murderer arrested after police chase through North Nashville
Metro Police say precision policing efforts led to the Saturday night arrest of 21-year-old Rico Ransom, a murder suspect who was armed and wearing an ankle mon
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House Votes to Curb National Injunctions, Targeting Judges Who Thwart Trump
The legislation is part of an escalating Republican campaign to take aim at judges who have moved to halt some of President Trump’s executive orders.
India News
During a two-day session in Ahmedabad, Congress leaders, including Mallikarjun Kharge and Rahul Gandhi, intensified their criticism of the BJP and RSS, particularly regarding religious freedom and ...
If DC has Home Rule, why does Congress have power over its budget?
D.C.’s operating budget for fiscal year 2025 is up in the air — but not because of decisions made by the D.C. Council or Mayor Bowser. Instead, laws passed by the federal government have forced District lawmakers to consider massive operational cuts.
District Arts Collection – an Immersive Art & Memorabilia Experience at the New Capital One Arena
Monumental Sports & Entertainment (MSE) has partnered with Sports & The Arts to acquire original artworks for the “District Arts Collection,” a curated collection that will adorn the innovative new Capital One Arena.
Tshwane claims 80 fleet controllers are managing the metro fleet amid dispute over vehicle tracking
Currently, more than 80 controllers are managing the metro fleet tracking system. This comes after the Democratic Alliance (DA) in Tshwane suggested that the metro’s multi-million vehicle fleet was being monitored by just one person, raising alarm about operational oversight, service delays, and misuse of municipal vehicles.
With phones banned, WA school district keeps kids busy with real life
Spokane Public Schools welcomed students back to class last fall with new rules: Elementary and middle schoolers must keep smartphones, watches and other internet-connected devices in a backpack, pouch or out of sight. The policy loosens at high schools, with phones allowed during meals and between classes.
Supreme Court allows Trump to enforce Alien Enemies Act for rapid deportations for now
The Supreme Court on Monday allowed President Donald Trump to enforce the Alien Enemies Act for now, handing the White House a significant victory that will let immigration officials rely on a sweeping wartime authority to rapidly deport alleged gang members.
Court Blocks Trump's Bid to Control Labor Boards
A federal appeals court blocked President Donald Trump from removing Democratic members from federal labor boards, potentially setting the stage for a Supreme Court review. Trump's efforts to exercise authority over the boards and other independent agencies could significantly alter the balance of power in federal governance.
Nearly 150 Students Have Had Visas Revoked and Could Face Deportation
Dozens of schools, including the University of California and Harvard, said the Trump administration ended the visas of their students in recent days. For many, the reasons are unclear.
Tshwane metro police continue to crack down on non-compliant businesses
The metro police department is actively enforcing bylaws and regulations to ensure compliance among businesses in the region.
Orangeburg County School District partners with law enforcement to promote safe prom season
Orangeburg County School District (OCSD) has partnered with the Orangeburg County Sheriff’s Office and the South Carolina Highway Patrol to share safety information with students and parents.
Court delivers massive blow to famed climate scientist who sued critics
A Washington, D.C., court rejected University of Pennsylvania climate scientist Michael Mann’s bid to postpone his required payment of hundreds of thousands of dollars to National Review […]
Trump Nemesis Judge Muses: Who to Hold in Contempt in Deportation Case?
Judge James Boasberg said that he thought the Trump administration had acted in bad faith the day he ordered it to bring back deportees.
Exclusive: New Probe Into January 6 Prosecutions Is Emerging Under Trump as a Priority in the Justice Department
Project 1512’ is looking into the decision to charge protesters under the Sarbanes-Oxley Act, which was intended by Congress to be used against
D.C.’s Blackness Made It a Cultural Capital. Now It’s a Political Target.
Op-ed: D.C. has long been marginalized for the very thing that has come to define its culture and popularity: its Blackness. And history is repeating itself.
Wife of Dakota Dunes murder suspect has trial date set in Dakota County, NE for same week as her husbands in Union County, SD
The wife of the man accused of killing a Dakota Dunes woman in April 2023 was back in court Friday morning, the day after her husband’s trial date was set. Now, both trials are scheduled to happen at the same time.
The T&C Snob's Guide to Washington, DC
Washington, DC may be a government town, but it's also a thriving cultural center with a diverse food scene, incredible museums, unique shops, and a rich literary history—if you know where to look. Here, T&C 's highly opinionated guide to the nation’s capital.
The cost of Social Security cuts
After launching a Social Security “war room” earlier this week, Sen. Elizabeth Warren is running the numbers on how cuts to the financial assistance program for seniors could impact the Bay State. According to data compiled by Warren’s office and shared with Playbook,
What we know about the foreign college students targeted for deportation
The Trump administration has set off a firestorm by revoking the visas of international U.S. college students involved in campus protests.
Some agencies are notifying employees of their ‘Schedule F’ status
Agencies are submitting lists of employees who will lose civil service protections and some are taking a broad approach.
Arizona AG, Sec. of State to announce ‘legal action’ against feds over elections
Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes and Secretary of State Adrian Fontes are hosting a joint news conference Thursday afternoon on a soon-to-be-filed lawsuit against the Trump administration over elec
Fact-checking misleading statements by Trump and his allies about Judge James Boasberg
After Trump invoked the rarely used 1798 Alien Enemies Act to round up and deport Venezuelans and other immigrants to El Salvador on several flights, Boasberg temporarily ordered the administration to stop deportation flights, sparking Trump to call for Boasberg’s impeachment.
Judge orders fired federal probationary workers reinstated in 19 states, D.C.
A judge ordered federal agencies across 19 states including Wisconsin to reinstate thousands of probationary workers
$700,000 Homes in Utah, Alabama and the District of Columbia
A branch of Birmingham’s public library is a mile away and a Piggly Wiggly supermarket is five minutes away by car. Downtown, home to an art museum and the Birmingham Civil Rights Institute, is a 10-minute drive. Tuscaloosa is an hour away, and the beaches near Mobile are a four-and-a-half hour drive.
Judge rejects Trump administration’s bid to move Mahmoud Khalil’s legal case to Louisiana
NEW YORK (AP) — A federal judge has ruled that the legal battle over Mahmoud Khalil’s deportation should continue to play out in New Jersey, rejecting the Trump administration’s bid to transfer the Columbia University protester’s case to Louisiana.
Federal judge orders ‘line-by-line review’ of redacted appraisals from Oak Flat land swap
A controversial land swap would allow Resolution Copper to access a multi-billion dollar ore deposit beneath public lands nestled in the Tonto National Forest. But a federal judge is ordering the U.S.
‘We were lied to:' Two women the Trump administration tried to send to El Salvador prison speak out
The women’s accounts raise questions about the thoroughness of the administration’s vetting of migrants it has sent to the notorious prison.
The ‘religion’ of anti-religionists, good moms vs. suspicious schools and other commentary
I resigned” from the Freedom From Religion Foundation, explains Jerry A. Coyne at The Wall Street Journal, because it had “abandoned science.”
Columbia-Shuswap directors eager to meet with BC Wildfire about shift in response model
In February, the CSRD board opted out of the province’s Cooperative Community Wildfire Response (CCWR) program and board chair Natalya Melnychuk sent a letter to Minister of Forests Ravi Parmar informing him of the decision and raising concerns about changes to the program.
Ticker: Biden offshore leases unlawful, judge says; Oracle warns on patient data breach
An expanse of Gulf Coast federal waters larger than the state of Colorado was unlawfully opened up for offshore drilling leases, according to a ruling by a federal judge, who said the Department
A PhD student was snatched by masked officers in broad daylight. Then she was flown 1,500 miles away
Tufts University PhD student Rumeysa Ozturk was walking alone Tuesday night to meet friends at a dinner where they would break their 13-hour Ramadan fast when six plainclothes officers suddenly encircled her on the street near her apartment in Somerville,