‘We’re ready for the new journey,’ the first lady says. First Lady Jill Biden on Monday said it was the “right call” for her husband, President Joe Biden, to announce in July that he is not running for reelection. In an interview with ABC News’s “Good Morning America,” the first lady said that “it was
Rep. Elise Stefanik (R., N.Y.) slammed Obama-appointed attorney general Loretta Lynch for “selling out” to the Chinese Communist Party by representing a U.S.-designated Chinese military firm in its lawsuit against the Pentagon. Shenzhen DJI Technology Company (DJI), a Chinese drone manufacturer, is suing the Pentagon over its 2022 decision to add DJI to its blacklist
Proposed rules would amend current law to require full coverage of nonprescription birth control pills. New rules proposed by the Biden administration would require health insurers to cover certain over-the-counter contraceptives without a prescription at no cost to patients. The proposed regulations would require coverage of nonprescription birth control pills—recently approved by the U.S. Food
Late Sunday, Musk’s PAC framed the prize giveaway as a job opportunity. Telsa and X owner Elon Musk’s decision to award registered voters in swing states a $1 million prize may land him in legal hot water, several professors and former federal officials say. Late on Sunday night, the Musk-backed America PAC framed the giveaway
A House task force report released Monday criticized the Secret Service for “a lack of planning and coordination” with local officials during the “tragic” and “preventable” July 13 assassination attempt on Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump. “The information obtained during the first phase of the Task Force’s investigation clearly shows a lack of planning and
While most national attention is on the top-of-the-ticket race between former President Donald Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris, control of Congress will be equally consequential. Republicans currently hold a narrow majority of eight seats in the House, meaning they can only spare three defections on big votes. Democrats, with four independents, hold a one-seat
China’s research activities in the Arctic ’may carry significant security implications’ for the United States, said U.S. lawmakers. The House China panel has called on the State Department and the Pentagon to take stronger action to address “problematic” Chinese research in the Arctic that could be used for both civilian and military applications, saying that