On Wednesday’s Front Page: The former deputy chief of staff to New York Gov. Kathy Hochul has been charged with working as an influence agent for the Chinese government, D.C. Metropolitan Police Department officers are remembering slain officer Wayne David this week, and more.
The former deputy chief of staff to New York Gov. Kathy Hochul was arrested by the FBI on Tuesday and charged with working as an influence agent for the Chinese Communist Party, prosecutors disclosed in an unsealed indictment.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin received a red-carpet welcome in Mongolia on Tuesday in defiance of an international arrest warrant accusing him of war crimes in Moscow’s invasion of Ukraine.
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D.C. Metropolitan Police Department officers are remembering Wayne David this week by covering the slain officer’s patrol car with mementos honoring his legacy as a crime fighter and as a man who cared about others.
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President Biden introduced a “potential marriage penalty” into the tax system when he ordered the IRS to conduct more audits of higher-income Americans, the agency’s inspector general said.
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Vice President Kamala Harris has positioned herself as the change candidate but has refused to separate herself from President Biden’s economic agenda, a risky plan on display Tuesday as the president highlighted “Bidenomics” that has proven woefully unpopular with voters.
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