Trump still needs Congress' help with plan to abolish Education Department

Kentucky head coach Mark Pope vowed to help fund fan travel to the Wildcats' first round NCAA tournament game, but seemed to regret it initially. However, he ultimately fulfilled his promise by offering gas money and gift cards to fans traveling to Milwaukee for the game against Troy. Pope's gesture, despite some hesitation, showcased his commitment to Big Blue Nation and his appreciation for the support from Kentucky fans. Full Article

New Jersey Sen. Andy Kim urged residents to engage in politics to resist President Trump's agenda during a town hall in Egg Harbor City, N.J. Kim, a Democrat, addressed concerns about government agency cuts and Medicaid reductions, with one mother expressing worries about her son with Down syndrome losing care. Kim emphasized the importance of legal challenges against the administration and criticized the lack of checks and balances, while also acknowledging differing opinions, including a...

Elon Musk's super PAC, America PAC, is offering $100 to Wisconsin voters who sign a petition opposing activist judges, aiming to engage conservative voters and support conservative candidate Brad Schimel in a crucial state Supreme Court election. Musk's efforts to influence the judiciary and advance Republican causes in Wisconsin reflect his strategic priorities and ongoing battles with the federal judiciary, despite his group's criticism of political judges. Judge Schimel, a Trump supporter, is backed by...

President Trump reached a deal with the head of the law firm Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison LLP, under which Trump will drop the executive order he issued against the firm. The firm agreed to represent clients regardless of political affiliation, contribute $40 million in legal services to causes Trump supports, and conduct an audit of their hiring practices. The agreement follows a meeting between Trump and Brad Karp, the firm's chairman, and is...

The lunch rush at El Sancho Loco Taqueria in Newbury Park was disrupted by a customer wearing a jacket with a fake "ICE Immigration" label, sparking concerns of intimidation within the immigrant community. Reports of individuals impersonating immigration officials have been on the rise, prompting action from organizations like 805 UndocuFund to address the issue and educate residents on how to protect themselves from scams. Tips include asking for identification from suspected fake ICE agents,...

Sean Patrick Palmer, 49, of Perkins pleaded guilty in federal court to using an explosive to damage the headquarters of The Satanic Temple in Salem. Surveillance footage showed Palmer throwing a pipe bomb at the building, resulting in minor damage, and investigators found a note urging repentance addressed to "Dear Satanist." Palmer faces five to 20 years in prison, three years of supervised release, and a fine of up to $250,000, with sentencing scheduled for...