White House says Trump orders back pay from shutdown to all homeland security employees - Reuters

White House says Trump orders back pay from shutdown to all homeland security employees  Reuters

New Attorney General, Same Albatross: Trump’s Quest for Retribution

The name atop the Justice Department’s organizational chart matters less than the presence of a president whose demands for revenge have become so extreme that even his most obsequious appointees have fallen short.

By Alan Feuer and Glenn Thrush

Four Reasons Why This Could Be a Huge Week for Trump - WSJ

Four Reasons Why This Could Be a Huge Week for Trump  WSJ

Oil, strait of Hormuz and empty threats: a timeline of Trump’s flip-flopping on the Iran war

In the fifth week of the war, Trump continues contradicting himself on its objectives and how Americans are affected When Donald Trump launched Operation Epic Fury alongside Israel on 28 February, his administration had settled on a set of stated, and broad, objectives: destroy Iran’s missiles, eliminate its navy, prevent a nuclear weapon. Over a month later those objectives have multiplied, contracted and contradicted each other. Continue reading...

By Joseph Gedeon in Washington

Coast Guard caught on camera rescuing federal agents, boaters after 2 vessels capsize off Puerto Rico

U.S. Coast Guard and Puerto Rico police rescued three federal agents and two boaters after two vessel capsizes off Isla de Cabras Tuesday night.

Conrad Black: Middle East is on the brink of peace, thanks to Trump

The Russo-China-Iran alliance is being destroyed

By Conrad Black

Trump targets Cuba following bold offensives in Venezuela and Iran

President Trump is continuing to suggest potential military action against Cuba, appearing emboldened by his administration’s recent interventions in Venezuela and Iran. Following the capture of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro by the U.S. military in January, Trump warned that he had turned his sights toward Havana. At a news conference regarding the raid on 3 […]

By newsroom

PCG rescues intoxicated swimmer who was drowning in Cagayan waters

MANILA, Philippines — The Philippine Coast Guard rescued a 38-year-old man who was drowning at sea in Barangay Centro 1, Claveria, Cagayan on Good Friday. In a report on Black Saturday, the PCG said the victim was spotted struggling in the water around 2:02 p.m. An officer from the Coast Guard Sub-Station Claveria Baywatch immediately

By postie

Stars and Scars -- You Be the Judge

One of Tiger Woods' first calls after rolling his SUV was, for some reason, President Trump ... plus, Spring Break hits different for Congress than it does for struggling federal workers, and girl code tears up "Summer House." So, we gotta ask ...

By TMZ Staff

US registers strong job growth in boost to Trump - The Daily Star

US registers strong job growth in boost to Trump  The Daily Star