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NYC children’s-protective-services chief defends his record in the wake of Post exposés

Recent tragedies have drawn scrutiny of the city’s Administration for Children’s Services, and rightly so.

Marking the historic Japan-US bond — and how we can keep building on it

These community celebrations, and the quiet Sakura Park tucked away in Upper Manhattan, are reminders that the bonds between Japan and the United States...

Karoline Leavitt: Trump fired the librarian of Congress for promoting DEI and ‘inappropriate’ books

White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt said Carla Hayden was fired as librarian of Congress because she promoted DEI and pushed "inappropriate books" for children.

Leavitt: Trump not profiting from upcoming Mideast trip

White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt shut down any accusations that President Trump would profit from his trip to the Middle East next week.

Senators urge DOJ to dig deeper into alleged manipulation of egg prices

A bipartisan pair of senators wants the Justice Department to ramp up its probe of a possible price-fixing scheme in the egg industry.

White House fuzzy on Trump’s proposal to tax richest Americans

White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt offered little clarity on whether President Trump wants to raise taxes on the wealthiest Americans, declining to say if he wants the top rates to increase.

Trump’s pick for HHS deputy secretary supports review of abortion-pill risk

President Trump's choice for a deputy secretary post said he "strongly supports" conducting a safety review of mifepristone, the abortion pill found in a recent study to be more dangerous than its label suggests.

Courts keep ruling against Trump on foreign student deportations

A federal judge ordered Homeland Security to immediately release Rumeysa Ozturk, a university student from Turkey whose arrest in March went viral.

Energy secretary: Biden’s quick draining of Strategic Petroleum Reserve marred system

President Biden caused $100 million in damage to the infrastructure that stores the nation's emergency crude oil supply when he ordered nearly 180 million barrels to be sold for lower energy prices ahead of the 2022 midterm elections, said Energy Secretary Chris Wright.

Hegseth says good riddance to resigning West Point professor

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth is happy a tenured West Point professor is resigning after saying he was "ashamed to be associated" with the U.S. Military Academy while the curriculum was overhauled following the election of President Trump.

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