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The Federal Communications Commission asked a federal judge on Thursday to dismiss a lawsuit filed by Walt Disney Co. seeking to block early reviews of broadcast licenses for eight company-owned ABC television stations. …
Federal prosecutors have charged Immigration and Customs Enforcement officer Christian Castro with making false statements to investigators about a January shooting in Minneapolis, according to a person familiar with the…
The United States deported dozens of Haitian nationals to Cap-Haïtien via an Immigration and Customs Enforcement charter flight originating from Louisiana. Among those aboard was Renan Hédouville, a former senior Haitian…
Miami-Dade County Sheriff Rosie Cordero-Stutz has opposed a proposed marketing partnership with Rockstar Games that would feature Grand Theft Auto VI branding across public infrastructure. The initiative, explored by May…
The Treasury Department and Internal Revenue Service proposed regulations Thursday that would deny tax-exempt status to private educational institutions engaging in racial discrimination. The proposal covers private prim…
The Trump administration is actively promoting a significant oil agreement involving Venezuela as a core foreign policy victory. Critics argue that the transaction relies on coercive, heavy-handed tactics reminiscent of …
House Democratic lawmakers introduced a war powers resolution seeking to halt military boat strikes conducted by the administration in the Caribbean and eastern Pacific. Spearheaded by members including Gregory W. Meeks,…
Texas Republican candidates and state officials have intensified campaign messaging focusing on Islam, warning voters of an alleged Islamic takeover and opposing Muslim community projects ahead of the midterm elections. …
The United States House of Representatives rejected a Republican-backed constitutional amendment that sought to permanently cap the Supreme Court at nine justices. The joint resolution failed in a 212 to 206 vote, fallin…
A federal judge has blocked President Donald Trump’s latest executive order seeking to limit birthright citizenship. U.S. District Judge Deborah L. Boardman in Maryland granted a preliminary injunction requested by immig…
Two Minneapolis police officers and multiple civilians sustained gunshot wounds during an active shooter incident in downtown Minneapolis on Wednesday afternoon. The gunfire erupted near Loring Park, prompting an immedia…
The White House confirmed the dismissal of Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Director Susan Monarez on Thursday, citing a lack of alignment with the president’s public health mission. Press Secretary Karoline Le…
A federal appeals court ruled Tuesday that a district judge lacked authority to vacate former Army soldier Bowe Bergdahl’s court-martial conviction and sentence. The U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Cir…
The historic intertwining of United States history with its military encounters a persistent structural divide between service members and the general public. Following the abolition of the military draft in 1973 and the…
The Department of Homeland Security leadership proposed deploying Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents to polling locations across the United States. Federal officials outlined potential operational scopes for immi…
Former United States President Joe Biden faces an increasingly severe health challenge as his advanced prostate cancer has metastasized into his bones and further, according to his son, Hunter Biden. During an interview …
The San Francisco Democratic Party voted 17-4 to oppose Proposition 40, breaking with the statewide California Democratic Party over the proposed billionaire wealth tax. The decisive vote highlights an escalating ideolog…
The United States Treasury Department initiated an aggressive financial pressure campaign named Operation Economic Outcast, targeting Iran's state apparatus and military infrastructure. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent a…
Defendant Tyler Robinson pleaded not guilty on Tuesday in a Provo, Utah court to charges of capital murder in the fatal shooting of conservative activist Charlie Kirk. Utah District Court Judge Tony Graf ruled that prose…
A federal district court has vacated the United States State Department indefinite suspension of immigrant visa processing for nationals from seventy five foreign countries. District Judge Jeannette Vargas ruled that thi…
Republican Representative Max Miller of Ohio faces intense scrutiny as legislative leaders investigate abuse allegations made by his former spouse. Court records detail serious accusations which the embattled congressman…
The U.S. Department of Homeland Security launched a national voter fraud investigation surge targeting nine states ahead of upcoming elections. Homeland Security Investigations deployed field agents following an executiv…
The House had not passed the short-term funding bill described in the supplied story as of September 1, 2026, according to the latest congressional and news records reviewed. House lawmakers returned from a five-week rec…
Army Secretary Dan Driscoll resigned Monday following months of internal conflict with War Secretary Pete Hegseth over military modernization and leadership restructuring. The high-profile departure leaves the United Sta…
The White House is facing a severe administrative staffing shortage following a series of high-profile departures across executive departments and West Wing offices just two months before congressional midterm elections.…