Witnesses described a climate of ‘over classification’ of anything related to UFOs, or UAP, from the U.S. government. A bipartisan group of lawmakers hosted a congressional hearing on unidentified anomalous phenomena (UAP), formerly referred to as UFOs, on Nov. 13. Witnesses testified on the threat to national security from potential incursions into U.S. airspace while
President-elect Donald Trump said Gabbard would bring a ‘fearless spirit’ to the job, if she’s confirmed as director of national intelligence. President-elect Donald Trump has nominated Tulsi Gabbard, a former Democratic congresswoman actively serving as an Army Reserve officer, to be his director of national intelligence (DNI). The DNI is a Cabinet-level position, established in
The last time Florida held a special election to fill a House seat was in 2021, after the death of Democrat Alcee Hastings of House District 20. Florida’s Gov. Ron DeSantis has asked Secretary of State Cord Byrd to start preparing for special elections after President-elect Donald Trump picked three Florida lawmakers to serve in
Collins was a representative from Georgia and lost to Raphael Warnock in a 2020 Senate race. President-elect Donald Trump has picked Doug Collins, a lawyer, veteran, and former congressman, to lead the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs. “We must take care of our brave men and women in uniform, and Doug will be a great
The attorneys have helped the president-elect in his ongoing criminal cases. WASHINGTON—President-Elect Donald Trump on Nov. 14 announced three figures to help lead the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ), including his attorney Todd Blanche for deputy attorney general. Trump also announced his selection of Dean John Sauer as U.S. Solicitor General, and attorney Emil Bove
‘A reasonable argument could be made that whoever produced these flyers are providing material support to a designated terrorist organization,’ expert says L: A demonstrator breaks the windows of a building at Columbia (Alex Kent/Getty Images) R: Pamphlet at Columbia advertising Samidoun A coalition of anti-Israel student groups at Columbia University distributed pamphlets just outside
MSNBC has yet to weigh in on Sharpton scandal amid growing backlash L: Al Sharpton R: MSNBC president Rashida Jones (Justin Sullivan, Jemal Countess/Getty Images) MSNBC president Rashida Jones maintains especially close ties with host Al Sharpton and his activist group, raising questions about her silence on donations Sharpton’s group received from Kamala Harris’s campaign