Mark Moore

2 months ago | ibtimes.com | Mark Moore

Elon Musk's Department of Government Efficiency, created by an executive order by President Donald Trump on Jan. 20, has gone "live" with its website, which consists mainly of postings on X, which Musk owns, and promising more info about "savings" on Friday. "DOGE website is live!" the site proclaimed Wednesday. "Initial site: 1. X feed posts 2. Consolidated government org chart - enormous manual effort consolidating 16,000+ offices 3.

2 months ago | latintimes.com | Mark Moore

The family of a Chicago man was upstairs as he was tied up with duct tape, gagged with a sock and brutally beaten in January, according to People. George Levin, 63, was found by his sister in the basement on Jan. 26 a few hours after he enjoyed dinner with the family upstairs, People reported, citing the criminal complaint. Geiderwuin Bello Morales, 21, and Jefferson Ubilla-Delgado, 29, were arrested days later and charged with felony murder in Levin's death.

2 months ago | latintimes.com | Mark Moore

President Donald Trump said he has no plans to deport Prince Harry while taking a shot at the British royal's wife, Meghan Markle. "I don't want to do that," Trump told the New York Post. "I'll leave him alone. He's got enough problems with his wife. She's terrible."The Duke and Duchess of Sussex live in Montecito, Calif., with their children, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet, after stepping back from their official royal duties in 2020.

2 months ago | latintimes.com | Mark Moore

An actor on "Virgin River" said is "grieving the loss" of his mother and her husband after they were found murdered in France. Dawn Searle, the mother of Scottish actor Callum Kerr, who plays "Everett" on the Netflix series, and her husband Andrew were found dead on Thursday at their country house in the French village of Les Pesquiès, People reported. The mayor of a nearby town said their deaths were "clearly a homicide," the Scotsman reported, citing French media.

2 months ago | latintimes.com | Mark Moore

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau was captured on a hot-mic telling a gathering of business leaders that President Donald Trump's comments about taking over Canada is a "real thing."Trudeau, who said he will step down after March's elections, said Trump, who has suggested making Canada the "51st state" because he wants the country's minerals, must be taken seriously.