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Jerome Powell claps back at Trump’s ‘unprecedented’ investigation: ‘Ongoing pressure’
Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell responded to President Donald Trump and one of his allies, a prosecutor, on Sunday after receiving a subpoena to appear before a grand jury. Powell said he received a subpoena from U.S. Attorney Jeanine Pirro of Washington, D.C. to testify about comments he made to a Senate committee last June.
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Trump-aligned prosecutor quietly opened investigation into Jerome Powell: report
One of President Donald Trump’s favorite U.S. Attorneys quietly opened an investigation into the Federal Reserve chairman last year, according to a new report. The New York Times reported on Sunday that Jeanine Pirro, the U.S. Attorney in Washington, D.C., opened an investigation into Jerome Powell, who Trump appointed to lead the Federal Reserve in
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U-Haul truck hits protesters during demonstration in Westwood against Iranian regime
Police are investigating an incident in which the driver of a U-Haul truck drove into several people during a protest Sunday in Westwood against the Iranian regime. Few details were immediately available. But video of the incident on Sunday afternoon showed protesters pulling the driver out of the car. Police appeared to have taken him
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US Energy secretary has challenge for American companies to revamp Venezuelan oil industry
American companies are “likely” to have an expanded presence in Venezuela’s oil industry, the US Secretary of Energy said Sunday — with the Trump administration calling on corporations to invest nowdespite hesitation from fuel giants. Energy Secretary Chris Wright said that while the US has not taken over running Venezuela’s state-owned PDVSA oil and gas
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‘Better think twice’: Analyst reveals why Big Oil is hesitant about Trump’s Venezuela
A political analyst floated a new theory on Sunday about why businesses are hesitant to invest in Venezuela following President Donald Trump’s arrest of dictator Nicolás Maduro. Two weeks ago, Trump approved a middle-of-the-night operation to arrest Maduro and his wife, Cilia Flores, and fly them to the U.S. to face prosecution for narco-terrorism and
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Minneapolis schools betray kids to feed ICE hysteria
Pathetic: Minneapolis Public Schools last week announced they’ll allow remote attendance for students at least through mid-February — and teachers unions are pushing for similar policies throughout the metro region. Pathetic: The pretext — ongoing ICE activities — impacts only a few blocks here and there; this is just performative politics serving adults at the
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Dems force GOP to abandon DHS funding for upcoming debate after ICE shooting: report
Republicans in Congress moved to strike funding for the Department of Homeland Security from this week’s budget debates after an immigration agent shot and killed a 37-year-old mother in Minneapolis, according to a new report. CNN’s Sarah Harris reported the move on Sunday, saying it happened after “dozens” of Democrats “balked” at supporting an omnibus
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Wild video shows spooked NYC carriage horse running into Midtown traffic: ‘Reckless endangerment’
A Central Park carriage horse dashed directly into busy Midtown traffic last week after it had gotten spooked, according to shocking video footage obtained by The Post. The frightened animal bolted down Sixth Avenue near Central Park South Thursday after reportedly being left unattended, according to a source familiar with the matter. A Central Park
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Pregnant celebrities 2026: Which stars are expecting babies this year
New year, new baby bumps! Celebrity couples didn’t waste any time announcing their pregnancy news in 2026. Page Six is rounding up all of the stars expecting babies this year. Kelcey Wetterberg and Nate Crnkovich “America’s Sweethearts: Dallas Cowboy Cheerleaders” star Kelcey Wetterberg is expecting her first child with her husband, Nate Crmkovich, she revealed
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The best looks from the 2026 Golden Globes
Hollywood’s party of the year is here, and with it, some of the best fashion of the year (never mind that we’re only 11 days into 2026). The glitzy red carpet has been graced over the years by the biggest stars in Hollywood. From Angelina Jolie in shimmering Randolph Duke in 1999 to Charlize Theron’s