1149 articles in the US News category.
By Tommy Flynn
This decision directly contravenes the Supreme Court's June 27, 2025, ruling in Trump v. CASA, Inc., where a 6-3 majority held that district courts exceed their authority with broad injunctions, limiting relief to specific plaintiffs rather than nationwide blocks.
By RWTNews Staff
The agency's history reeks of corruption. In early 2025, staff physically barred DOGE auditors, requiring U.S. Marshals to enter the building. They resisted Peter Marocco's appointment as acting chairman, locking doors and defying White House directives.
By Tommy Flynn
During a recent Fox News interview, Moore stated, "I would absolutely welcome federal support," when asked about collaborating with the Trump administration to address crime and decay in the city.
By Tommy Flynn
The signing caps a contentious legislative battle. Texas Democrats fled the state in July 2025 to break quorum and block the vote, delaying proceedings for weeks.
By Dave Mason
On Aug. 21, the court rejected a previous Republican effort to stop the Legislature from acting immediately on the redistricting plan.
By Tommy Flynn
The requirement demands embedding nutrition coursework in premed standards, medical school curricula, licensing exams, residency programs, board certifications, and continuing education. "Medical schools talk about nutrition but fail to teach it," Kennedy stated.
By RWTNews Staff
The referral focuses on a Cambridge, Massachusetts condominium. On April 7, 2021, Cook secured a 15-year mortgage, classifying it as a "second home" for favorable terms like lower interest rates and down payments.
By Dave Mason
Gallagher and his co-authors are proposing Assembly Joint Resolution 23, also known as “The Two State Solution.” It would allow the creation of the state under Article, Section 3, of the U.S. Constitution and would require approval by the state Assembly and Senate as well as Congress.
By Brett Rowland
Trump fired Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook, appointed by President Joe Biden, on Monday after Federal Housing Finance Agency Director William Pulte alleged she committed mortgage fraud.
By RWTNews Staff
Contrary evidence shows the Taliban surge began months earlier. Biden's April 14, 2021, "Go-to-Zero" directive accelerated the drawdown, leading to provincial capitals falling by early August. Gen. Austin "Scottie" Miller, last commander of NATO's Resolute Support, later conceded the collapse unfolded over months, not days.
By Tommy Flynn
Hours before the rampage, Westman uploaded disturbing videos to YouTube under "Robin W," including a manifesto-like notebook tour captioned "so long and thanks for all the fish."
By Tommy Flynn
The move follows the discovery that Biden officials bypassed legal restrictions to establish Natcast as a slush fund for loyalists, violating the Government Corporation Control Act by forming a corporation without congressional authorization.