Politics
Pentagon Targets Leaks with Polygraph Tests in New Crackdown
The Pentagon has launched a crackdown on unauthorized leaks of national security information, with Defense Department staff potentially facing polygraph tests. ... Read More.
Former Utah Congresswoman Mia Love Dies Peacefully at Home
Former Utah Congresswoman Mia Love died peacefully at her home on Sunday, March 23, according to a statement from her family. ... Read More.
Michigan’s SOAR Program Fails to Deliver Promised Jobs Despite $670 Million in Taxpayer Spending
Michigan’s Strategic Outreach Attraction Reserve (SOAR) program, touted by Governor Gretchen Whitmer as a game-changer for job creation, has failed to produce any of the promised 8,812 jobs, despite ta ... Read More.
Trump’s 25% Tariffs on Canada and Mexico Take Immediate Effect, No Reprieve in Sight
President Trump announced on Monday that 25% tariffs on imports from Canada and Mexico will take effect immediately, asserting there is “no room left” for the two nations to avoid the penalties. ... Read More.
TSMC to Invest $100 Billion in U.S. Chip Industry Amid National Security Concerns
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. (TSMC), the world’s leading contract chipmaker, announced plans to invest $100 billion in the United States and build five new factories in the coming years. ... Read More.
Jon Stewart's Fiery Rant on Government Inefficiency Ends in On-Air Injury
Jon Stewart’s fiery “Daily Show” return sparks outrage, injury, and critiques of government spending inefficiencies. ... Read More.
Federal Watchdog Challenges Trump's Probationary Federal Employee Firings
Federal watchdog halts firings of probationary employees by President Trump, citing legal concerns over workforce reductions. ... Read More.
U.S. Supreme Court Overturns Richard Glossip’s Conviction, Reigniting Death Penalty Debate
Richard Glossip’s overturned conviction raises questions about the justice system and highlights critical flaws in death penalty cases. ... Watch Now.
White House Takes Control of Press Pool Decisions, Shakes Up Media Access
The White House sparked significant controversy Tuesday by announcing it will take over decisions regarding press pool participation, sidelining the White House Correspondents’ Association (WHCA). ... Read More.
Supreme Court Likely to Weigh in on President Trump's Birthright Citizenship Battle
President Trump’s effort to end automatic birthright citizenship for the children of illegal immigrants faces repeated legal obstacles, but the fight is far from over. ... Read More.
Trump Signs Directives to Protect U.S. Tech and Limit Chinese Investments
President Trump took a bold step on Friday night to protect American businesses and safeguard U.S. economic interests by signing two key memorandums. ... Read More.
Defense Secretary Backs Shake-Up in Military Leadership, Trump Nominates Retired Lt. Gen. Dan Caine
President Trump has removed Air Force Gen. Charles “CQ” Brown from his role as chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, stating that Brown was “not the right man for the moment.” ... Read More.
Supreme Court Weighs Showdown Over Biden-Appointed Official's Job Amid Trump’s Push for Federal Overhaul
The Supreme Court on Tuesday was asked to allow Hampton Dellinger, head of the Office of Special Counsel, to remain in his position while his lawsuit challenging President Trump’s attempt to remove him ... Read More.
U.S. and Russia Begin Talks to End Ukraine War Without Kyiv's Presence
The United States and Russia have initiated high-level talks to negotiate an end to the ongoing war in Ukraine, with discussions taking place in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. ... Read More.
Elon Musk Lacks Authority to Fire Federal Employees, Justice Department Confirms
The Justice Department clarified in a recent court filing that Elon Musk, a senior adviser to President Trump, does not hold independent power to fire federal employees or make personnel decisions at g ... Read More.
