A series of amendments to the bill could represent a stunning rebuke to the US surveillance state. Lawmakers will move forward today with a high-stakes proposal to reauthorize a controversial spying power that has ignited sharp disputes and drawn bipartisan battle lines in Congress. The authority in question, Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance
Maryland's legislature approved a bill on Monday to support employees at the Port of Baltimore affected by last month's Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse.
Lord Cameron will also meet Secretary of State Antony Blinken and other political leaders in Washington. UK Foreign Secretary David Cameron met with former President Donald Trump at his Mar-a-Lago estate in Florida to discuss Ukraine and Gaza on Monday. The meeting, announced by the UK Foreign Office, is believed to be President Trump’s first
TEL AVIV—At least two students have dropped out of Columbia University’s dual degree program with Tel Aviv University since Oct. 7, citing an eruption of anti-Semitism on the Manhattan campus. Others have considered leaving the program for the same reason, or said they wish they could. Eighty-five dual degree students, along with 80 of their
The Legal Aid Society says members of its board of directors “provide crucial guidance that strengthens” the organization’s work. When President Joe Biden’s embattled judicial nominee Adeel Mangi served on the board, that work included defending some of New York’s most notorious cop killers. Mangi, the nominee for the Third Circuit Court of Appeals, served
Gov. DeSantis signed bills in an attempt to fight the opioid epidemic in Florida by protecting police from fentanyl exposure and raising awareness for the opioid epidemic.
Republican New York state Sen. Mario Mattera introduced a bill that would allow police to evict squatters based on a homeowner's sworn complaint as the crime trend spirals.