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President Donald J. Trump moved Thursday to deliver a rare holiday benefit for America’s federal workforce, signing an executive order granting most federal employees two additional days off around Christmas—an unmistakable signal of appreciation from the White House as the year draws to a close. Under the order,

As the investigation into the horrific Brown University mass shooting continues, public confidence in Rhode Island law enforcement has only continued to erode. After days of confusion, false starts, and unanswered questions, one troubling reality has become increasingly difficult to ignore: Providence Police Chief Oscar Perez’s leadership is now

Authorities have reportedly secured an arrest warrant in connection with last week’s deadly mass shooting at Brown University, as investigators intensify efforts to determine whether the campus attack is connected to the targeted killing of a prominent MIT professor just days later. Law enforcement sources say the suspect tied

Former Vice President Kamala Harris has resurfaced — and in typical fashion, she’s making headlines for all the wrong reasons. Her latest national appearance came Wednesday on “Jimmy Kimmel Live!”, where she effortlessly slid back into her habit of offering meandering, logically vacant answers to even the simplest questions. As

In the aftermath of the horrific Saturday shootings on Brown University’s campus, one figure managed to stand out for all the wrong reasons: university president Christina Paxson. Her performance throughout the ordeal has been a case study in how elite academic leadership collapses under pressure—particularly when DEI-driven

During President Donald Trump’s latest prime-time address on the economy, every major television network except Fox News declined to air the White House–prepared graphics designed to accompany the president’s remarks—a decision that once again highlighted the entrenched media resistance against presenting his economic case directly

After nearly a week of unanswered questions and growing public frustration, officials have now confirmed the identity of the Brown University shooting suspect — a 48-year-old Portuguese national and Brown student who was found dead in a New Hampshire storage facility. Rhode Island Attorney General Peter Neronha announced Thursday

FBI Deputy Director Dan Bongino announced on Dec. 17 that he will step down from the bureau in January, ending a tenure of less than one year as the FBI’s second-in-command amid reported internal friction at the Department of Justice. Bongino’s departure follows media reports of

The U.S. Senate on Wednesday confirmed billionaire private astronaut Jared Isaacman as NASA administrator under President Donald J. Trump, cementing the administration’s push to refocus America’s space program on strategic competition and fiscal discipline. Isaacman was approved by a 67–30 vote, with bipartisan support helping secure

Former Special Counsel Jack Smith quietly appeared on Capitol Hill Wednesday for closed-door testimony before the House Judiciary Committee, as Republicans intensify their probe into what they argue was a coordinated effort to weaponize the federal justice system against President Donald J. Trump. Smith was summoned by GOP lawmakers