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Blue state senator flies to El Salvador to visit deported migrant in prison, only to be denied

Sen. Van Hollen flew to El Salvador on Wednesday to visit Kilmar Abrego Garcia, but the country's vice president denied him access to the maximum security prison on short notice.

‘Not a Maryland man’: GOP blasts Democratic senator for fighting to return Salvadoran national

Rep. Andy Harris joined a slew of critics of Sen. Chris Van Hollen's trip to El Salvador to try to return a deported man to Maryland.

RFK Jr attributes rise in autism to environmental factors, while CDC points to improved diagnostic practices

RFK Jr. and autism experts are at odds over the root cause of autism, as the Department of Health and Human Services launches massive autism research initiative.

SCOOP: HUD reveals how many staffers have packed their bags and taken resignation offers

The Department of Housing and Urban Development released the numbers on how many staffers took a second resignation offer after the OPM's fork in the road offer.

More proof that Bronx DA Darcel Clark is the ‘root cause’ of crime in her borough

NYPD Commissioner Jessica Tisch points out that the best place to steal a car is the Bronx.

I’m a professor: Here’s why my college’s new radical admissions policy makes sense — not ‘sheep’

College admissions are broken — and everyone knows it. Working at a number of colleges over my career has taught me the ideal students...

Judge finds probable cause to hold Trump administration in ‘contempt’ for deportation flights

U.S. District Judge James Boasberg upped his feud with President Trump on Wednesday by finding probable cause to hold his administration in contempt of court for continuing to carry out deportations to El Salvador despite his orders to turn planes around.

Sanders, AOC bring hope to anti-Trump voters with their ‘Fighting Oligarchy’ tour

The line to get into Sen. Bernie Sanders and Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's "Fighting Oligarchy" tour stretched for nearly a mile before the gates opened.

HHS says one in 31 children have autism; Kennedy vows to get answers by fall

Autism is "running rampant" in the U.S., with an estimated one in 31 children experiencing the disorder compared to one in 36 two years earlier, the Department of Health and Human Services said Wednesday.

White House changes rules for media access to Trump in latest strike against AP

The White House shut down the special access that wire services have long enjoyed to presidential events, as President Trump continues his battle against The Associated Press.

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