news2shortsFIRST ON FOX: Mississippi taxpayers will get significant relief with the incremental elimination of the state’s income tax. Republican Gov. Tate Reeves is signing legislation into law Thursday evening that will lower that tax from 4.7% to nothing over the next few years, including getting it down to 3% by 2030, then eventually down to … Read more
Lawsuit says Michael Burch, who died in 2023, languished in cell for a week with no medical care after fight with deputy A 69-year-old man slowly suffocated to death in a rural Colorado jail after his ribs were broken in an altercation with a deputy and he languished in a cell for a week without … Read more
President Trump is privately angry with national security adviser Mike Waltz for mistakenly including a journalist in an encrypted group chat about a military strike in Yemen, according to two Republican sources. Meanwhile, a judge ordered members of that chat to preserve their Signal texts from that chat. NBC News’ Peter Alexander reports.
President Trump is preparing to pull the nomination of Rep. Elise Stefanik to serve as the ambassador to the United Nations as Republicans continue to face a narrow majority in the House of Representatives.
Colombia and the U.S. reached an agreement to share biometric data on migrants following a “candid” conversation between Homeland Security Sec. Kristi Noem and her counterpart in the country. Noem and Colombian Foreign Minister Laura Sarabia signed the agreement in Colombia on Thursday. The Trump administration official visited the country as part of a multi-day … Read more
Regent’s all-electric boat-plane hybrid project got a major boost from the government this week. The Marine Corps Warfighting Lab extended its collaboration with Regent with an estimated $10 million contract on Wednesday, following the successful completion of a $4.75 million contract. This new phase of testing will focus on examining its seaglider’s capabilities on medical … Read more
The Trump administration is still grappling with the revelation from Monday that several senior officials discussed plans to strike Houthi rebels in Yemen in a Signal chat that inadvertently included The Atlantic magazine’s editor-in-chief, Jeffrey Goldberg.
Shining a bright spotlight on this mess was a public service. One can only imagine what other information has been as recklessly handled Over the past six months or so, the Atlantic has been assembling more and more reporting talent, including by poaching some of the biggest stars from the troubled Washington Post. One of … Read more
Britain’s most noteworthy figure skating duo since Torvill and Dean are aiming to put sport back in spotlight of 1984 More than four decades have come and gone since Jayne Torvill and Christopher Dean enamoured the world with their epochal Boléro routine at the 1984 Winter Olympics, collecting a slew of perfect 6.0s from the … Read more
The decision to put documents on the assassination of John F Kennedy into the public domain comes alongside a ‘digital book burning’ of data What does the public need to know? The Trump White House boasts of being the most transparent administration in history – though commentators have suggested that the inadvertent leak of military … Read more
