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Trump's 'weaponization' chief accuses D.C. disciplinary counsel investigating him of weaponization

Trump’s ‘weaponization’ chief accuses D.C. disciplin counsel investigating him of weaponization

May 15, 2025

Trump names Fox News host Jeanine Pirro as top D.C. prosecutor

May 9, 2025

Trump expected to announce D.C. will host 2027 NFL draft

May 5, 2025

DHS confirms Kristi Noem’s bag with $3,000 in cash stolen from D.C. restaurant

April 23, 2025

Adam Schiff places hold on Trump loyalist Ed Martin’s nomination for top federal prosecutor in D.C.

April 2, 2025

Obama photobombs family’s D.C. cherry blossom moment

April 2, 2025

Figure skater whose parents died in D.C. plane crash brings world championships crowd to its feet

March 31, 2025

Former D.C. police intel chief found guilty of tipping off Proud Boys leader ahead of Jan. 6 attack

December 24, 2024

Trump overcharged Secret Service agents to stay at his D.C. hotel, new Democratic report says

October 18, 2024

Over 55,000 animals arrive at Cattle Market as Eid approaches
Over 55,000 animals arrive at Cattle Market as Eid approaches KARACHI: The number of sacrificial animals at the Northern Bypass Cattle Friendly Market in Karachi has exceeded 55,000, marking a major surge in activity as Eid-ul-Adha approaches. According to market officials, the arrival of animals continues day and night, with small and large trailers bringing…
AP PHOTOS: Clashes between India and Pakistan upend lives in a Kashmiri village
For free real time breaking news alerts sent straight to your inbox sign up to our breaking news emails Sign up to our free breaking news emails Sign up to our free breaking news emails Mohammad Younis Khan was among 40 residents seeking shelter in a cowshed when shelling began in Gingal, a scenic mountain…
The startup helping rebuild Nepal, one eco-brick at a time
The startup helping rebuild Nepal, one eco-brick at a time
Trump admin permits sale of device that allows standard firearms to fire like machine guns
The Trump administration has decided to permit the sale of devices that enable standard firearms to fire like machine guns, a move that one person familiar with the matter said was “by far the most dangerous thing this administration has done” on gun policy. The Justice Department on Friday announced a settlement in a lawsuit brought by…
PAF’s spectacular fly-past marks thanksgiving ceremony
PAF’s spectacular fly-past marks thanksgiving ceremony ISLAMABAD: A spectacular flypast by the Pakistan Air Force illuminated the skies of the Federal Capital during a special thanksgiving ceremony commemorating ‘Marka-e-Haq’ (Battle of Truth) of the nation and Armed Forces. The flypast is a demonstration of the Pakistan Air Force’s unwavering spirit of faith and profound loyalty…
Hitachi, Toshiba to boost output of power grid equipment in India
TOKYO — Japanese technology groups Hitachi and Toshiba are expanding production of power distribution equipment in India as the nation rapidly develops its infrastructure to be more welcoming to global manufacturers. Hitachi Energy intends to spend around 40 billion yen ($275 million) for additional investments in India over the next five years. The Hitachi subsidi will increase capacity to make…
Secret Service agents question Comey about his Trump social media post
Secret Service agents interviewed former FBI director James Comey on Friday regarding his “8647” social media post that administration officials called a death threat against President Trump and Comey called a political statement. “Today, federal agents from @SecretService interviewed disgraced former FBI Director Comey regarding a social media post calling for the assassination of President Trump,” DHS Secret Kristi…
Giant pandas to leave Wakayama but memories of ‘Big Daddy’ will linger
WAKAYAMA, Japan — With all four giant pandas on loan to a zoo in western Japan’s Wakayama prefecture returning to China late next month, many of their fans can’t help but bemoan the fate of “Big Daddy.” In Janu, a 32-year-old male panda named Eimei died at the Chengdu Research Base of Giant Panda Breeding…
Audio of interview confirms Biden memory lapses
Newly released audio of a special counsel interviewing then-President joe Biden confirms memory lapses that White House officials denied at the time, including a president clearly struggling to remember the year his oldest son died. Even after the transcript was released, Biden aides, including then-White House spokesman Ian Sams, insisted that the president did not forget the…