Trump Executive Order Aims to Slash Regulations for Businesses
President Trump signed an order requiring agencies proposing new rules to repeal at least two existing regulations. He aims to cut federal regulations by as much as 75 percent and to undo parts of the Dodd-Frank Act. The White House also highlights policy shifts on transgender inclusion in youth scouting and ongoing Supreme Court nomination chatter.
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Review on leadership survivability after nuclear strikes
U S intelligence agencies and the Pentagon will evaluate whether Russian and Chinese leaders could survive a nuclear strike and maintain operation. The review, ordered by Congress, involves leadership command and control, and post attack continuity with facilities used by senior leaders.
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Quebec mosque attack suspect faces murder and attempted murder charges
Alexandre Bissonnette, a Laval University anthropology and political science major, was charged with six counts of first degree murder and five counts of attempted murder for a Quebec City mosque attack that killed six and wounded nineteen. Police say no other suspects remain. Prime Minister Trudeau criticized the act as terrorism targeting Muslims.
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Kochs vow to hold Trump to account amid policy clash
Charles Koch and the donor network pledged opposition if Trump drifts from free markets and limited government. They condemned plans for massive infrastructure spending and criticized the travel ban. Donors, including 550 attendees, signaled anxious optimism while promising to defend conservative priorities and the Supreme Court choice.
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Accused airport shooter pleads not guilty in Fort Lauderdale
Esteban Santiago 26, an Iraq War veteran, pleads not guilty to 22 federal charges for the Fort Lauderdale international airport mass shooting. The indictment names five deaths and six serious injuries. He faces life in federal prison or the death penalty if convicted.
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