‘TikTok’s access to 170 million American users makes it a valuable propaganda tool for the CCP,’ Rep. Cathy McMorris Rodgers said. The House Committee on Energy and Commerce on March 7 unanimously approved two bills to secure Americans’ data and compel social media giant TikTok to divest from its Chinese ownership. The committee’s 50–0 decision
A committee in the House of Representatives on Thursday unanimously advanced a bill to crack down on TikTok for its ownership by a Chinese company. The House Committee on Energy and Commerce passed the Protecting Americans from Foreign Adversary Controlled Applications Act by a vote of 50-0, it said on X. That legislation, the most
House Republicans and Democrats debated over the Laken Riley Act before it was passed on Thursday. It will “require the Secretary of Homeland Security to take into custody” illegal immigrants who have been charged with theft and a series of other offenses. The bill passed by a margin of 251–170 and will head to the
Rep. Kevin Kiley (R-Calif.) questioned what he called “Orwellian” practices by university diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) employees, accusing many of curtailing free speech on campuses and using their social media accounts to “promote antisemitism” while speaking at a House Higher Education Subcommittee meeting on Thursda… Original News Source Link – Epoch TimesRunning For Office?
Rep. Ronny Jackson was demoted by the Navy in 2022 after a Pentagon watchdog investigation into his time as White House physician substantiated allegations of inappropriate conduct — a development that was not publicly known at the time. “The substantiated allegations in the DoDIG investigation of Rear Adm (lower half) Ronny Jackson are not in
Washington — An active duty Army soldier and intelligence analyst spent over a year selling sensitive military documents related to the U.S. defense of Taiwan, weapons systems, and missile defense systems to China, federal prosecutors alleged in an indictment unsealed Thursday and obtained by CBS News. Sergeant Korbein Schultz is accused of using his top
Washington — An active duty Army soldier and intelligence analyst spent over a year selling sensitive military documents related to the U.S. defense of Taiwan, weapons systems, and missile defense systems to China, federal prosecutors alleged in an indictment unsealed Thursday and obtained by CBS News. Sergeant Korbein Schultz is accused of using his top