The records had never been digitized or made public, despite decades of speculation and calls for greater transparency. More than 10,000 pages of previously classified government records related to the 1968 assassination of Senator Robert F. Kennedy were released by the Trump administration on Friday, April 18. The documents, now available online through the National
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Washington — The Trump administration said Friday that it has started releasing the first tranche of records on Democratic Sen. Robert F. Kennedy’s 1968 assassination, which will contain roughly 10,000 pages of previously classified records. The disclosure — ordered by President Trump within days of taking office and backed by the senator’s son, Health and
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Sen. Charles Grassley, R-Iowa, is asking the Department of Justice to look into whether two left-wing groups should have to register under FARA.
NEDC, Permitting Council expedite permitting for several critical mineral production projects—with many more projects coming soon. Today, the Federal Permitting Improvement Steering Council (Permitting Council) announced increased transparency, accountability, and predictability for the permitting review process for the first wave of critical mineral production projects—with many more projects on the way—in response to President Trump’s
The White House rolled out a new COVID.gov website showing the “true origins" of the coronavirus after Democrats and the media discredited the lab leak theory.