The Trump administration has finalized a rule that will allow shell companies and other questionable entities to conceal their ownership from federal investigators, in a move that critics say will only further facilitate corruption in the U.S. read more
Sailors suffering a mental health crisis aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln were told by President Donald Trump on Friday they hadn't been stuck on board "nearly long enough." Trump made the remark Friday when a reporter asked whether the deployment had gone on too long. The Lincoln's roughly 5,000 sailors and Marines are nine months into a deployment that was supposed to end in May, with no return date announced. Families of sailors have described moldy showers, broken toilets, weeks without laundry service, and a meal that came to two tortillas and a half-cup of rice. Annabelle Loma told the Military Times her husband had tried to go overboard and was placed on a medical hold.
A federal judge on Thursday dismissed the Trump administration's Title VI lawsuit against Harvard University. read more
Aircraft carrier's crew in ninth month at sea and has spent record 250 days consecutively without making land read more
The U.S. federal government posted a budget deficit of $432.3 billion in July, a record for that month... read more
Stinky was able to stay awake for the young girls.
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