The president downplayed concerns, saying there is no wrongdoing behind ongoing reports of mysterious drone activity. President Joe Biden late Tuesday night addressed the recent drone sightings on the East Coast. “Nothing nefarious, apparently. They’re checking it all out. There’s a lot of drones up there authorized. I think one started, and they all got—everybody
Lawmaker said he was told in briefing that the drones are not tied to federal operations, that no laws had been broken or malign intent has been detected. The drones flying over New Jersey are not the work of a classified government operation, officials told members of the House Intelligence Committee during a classified briefing
The NCAA chief and an NFL players advocate tell a Senate panel about the negative impact of gambling on sports and athletes. Prompted by harassment of players by gambling fans, advocates for college and professional athletes appeared before a Senate committee on Dec. 17 to call for legislation that would rein in sports betting. NCAA
The attorneys disagree with the district attorney on how much information should be released to the public. President-Elect Donald Trump’s attorneys have alleged evidence of “grave juror misconduct” in his falsified business records case that has been playing out in New York. A heavily redacted letter from Dec. 3 and published by the court on
Sebastian Gorka discussed President-elect Donald Trump’s foreign policy outlook in an interview with Epoch TV’s ‘American Thought Leaders.’ Those seeking to classify President-elect Donald Trump’s foreign policy as either interventionist or isolationist are wrong, according to one of his key policy advisers, Sebastian Gorka. Gorka, who served as a deputy assistant to the president during
A small school district burrowed in a deep-blue county is leading the charge against a nearly 20-year-old policy in Washington state that allows biological males to compete in girls’ high school sports, highlighting the growing divide surrounding transgender athletes. After a biological male dominated girls’ track and cross-country contests, culminating with a championship win in the spring, Lynden School District board member Khush
The bill will enable government funding to March 14 after Congress failed to enact permanent bills on time, continuing a trend since 1997. WASHINGTON—House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) on Dec. 17 unveiled a bipartisan bill that would keep the government funded until March 14, punting the issue of permanent funding to the incoming 119th Congress