A reported White House Correspondents’ Dinner suspect also worked in education, and that has pushed old concerns back into the open. The bigger issue is not one man, but a school system many parents no longer trust to stay in its lane.
Ilhan Omar brushed off a reporter who asked about big changes in her financial disclosure forms, while a CPA said lawmakers are still responsible for what they sign.
Speaker Mike Johnson says Rep. Thomas Kean Jr. is dealing with a personal health matter after missing more than 50 House votes. The absence comes as Republicans try to pass key bills with almost no room for error.
A new Gallup survey says the United States is losing some of its pull as a destination for people who want to leave home. The biggest drops show up in Latin America, where the message from Washington seems to be landing, whether the media likes the tune or not.
The Justice Department says Chinese-run compounds in Burma and Cambodia used forced labor, fake banks, and crypto fraud to steal billions from Americans.
Bill Clinton appeared at the Cowboys' draft press conference, and Jerry Jones nearly lost his balance while rushing to greet him. The room got a surprise cameo, and the internet got its daily snack.
The Gates Foundation says it will cut up to 500 jobs by 2030 while also reviewing its ties to Jeffrey Epstein. The move comes as the group faces pressure, donor questions, and a fresh round of public scrutiny.
Ilhan Omar’s amended disclosure and the sudden end of a California winery LLC have revived questions about the finances behind a business that briefly looked far more valuable on paper.