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MANILA, March 24 – Soldiers from the Philippine and the U.S. armies began three weeks of joint military exercises on Monday, with drills focused on territorial defence and commanding large-scale deployments of forces, the Philippine Army said. Around 5,000 soldiers from the Philippine Army and the U.S. Army Pacific will take part in warfighting and … Read more
Former U.S. Attorney Jessica Aber found dead in Virginia Former U.S. Attorney Jessica Aber was found dead in a home in Alexandria, Virginia. Aber was nominated by Joe Biden to serve in August 2021. Fox – 5 DC A former U.S. Attorney was found dead at her home in Virginia Saturday morning, according to authorities. … Read more
President Trump pledges to get Greenland “one way or the other” President Donald Trump pledged to get Greenland “one way or the other” in his speech to Congress. WASHINGTON ― Second lady Usha Vance will visit Greenland on Thursday alongside other U.S. officials as President Donald Trump continues to express his desire for America to … Read more
Donald Trump releases remainder of JFK assassination files The final batch of files surrounding the assassination of John F Kennedy have been released under an executive order by US President Donald Trump. unbranded – Newsworthy U.S. President Donald Trump said on Saturday he believes the 1963 assassination of President John F. Kennedy was carried out by Lee Harvey … Read more
AOC sounds off after Schumer says he’ll support Trump’s funding bill Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez didn’t hold back after Chuck Schumer said he would support the Republicans’ stopgap funding bill to avoid a government shutdown. Fox – 32 Chicago WASHINGTON ― Sen. Bernie Sanders stood up from his chair and tried to end an interview with ABC … Read more
Tattoos used by officials to identify and deport Venezuelan migrants Advocates for Venezuelan migrants say immigration authorities are using tattoos to wrongfully tie them to the Tren de Aragua prison gang. The Trump administration will not defy a judge’s order blocking the use of war powers to deport alleged Venezuelan gang members, the border czar … Read more
The case from Louisiana will also determine if Democrats or Republicans get the advantage in a disputed district in the 2026 midterm elections that will decide control of the closely divided House. Here’s how redistricting could impact the future of the US Congress Legal battles over redistricting are taking shape around the country. But what … Read more
Immigrant women say they were held “like animals” in ICE detention and subjected to conditions so extreme they feared for their lives. Chained for hours on a prison bus without access to food, water or a toilet. Told by guards to urinate on the floor. Held “like sardines in a jar,” as many as 27 … Read more
Katharine “Kitty” Dukakis, the former first lady of Massachusetts who became an inspiration for others through her public battles with alcoholism and depression, has died from complications of dementia, according to news reports. She was 88. She was surrounded by her family when she died Friday, according to a statement her son, John Dukakis, released … Read more
‘Study-in’ staged in front of Education Department