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How Iowa Can Defend Property Rights Through Property Tax Reform | National Review
Governor Reynolds understands that the only way to protect homeowners is to limit local governments’ spending. Source link
Air Force One returns to Washington due to electrical issue, White House says
Air Force One was forced to return to Joint Base Andrews late Tuesday night, roughly one hour after it left the facility in suburban Maryland, because of an electrical...
Trump-appointed prosecutor who pursued indictments against the president's foes is leaving post
Lindsey Halligan, who, as a hastily appointed Justice Department prosecutor, pursued indictments against a pair of President Donald Trump's adversaries, is leaving her position as her months-long tenure has...
Trump signs order targeting institutional investors buying single-family houses
President Trump on Tuesday ordered his administration to develop rules that would block institutional investors from purchasing single-family homes, enacting his latest proposal to address rising housing costs. ...
Trump settles scores in epic review of year in office
A year in his second term in office has done little to cool President Trump's yen for settling scores with opponents, as he used a White House news conference...
Congressman's wife dies three days after Trump commuted son's prison sentence
The wife of Rep. Steve Womack, Arkansas Republican, died Sunday, just three days after President Trump commuted their son's prison sentence. Source link
House GOP rejects last-ditch bid by Clintons to escape contempt vote
The chair of the House Oversight and Government Reform panel plans to advance a contempt of Congress vote Wednesday against former President Bill Clinton and former Secretary of State...
Trump's coveting of Nobel Prize influences his recent foreign policy moves
President Trump's relentless campaign to win a Nobel Peace Prize carried on Tuesday as he insisted every United Nations leader nominated him for his efforts to end global conflicts...
WATCH: DHS's Tricia McLaughlin on protests, sanctuary cities and ICE enforcement
Welcome to the Washington Times side-down with DHS Assistant Secretary for Public Affairs Tricia McLaughlin. She's speaking at a crucial time for the department, with threats against ICE agents...
