EPA to Take Actions Against ‘Forever Chemical’ Pollution

These include advancing research and testing, stopping PFAS substances from getting into drinking water systems, and holding polluters accountable. The federal government is taking several actions to address per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS), according to Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Administrator Lee Zeldin. Also known as “forever chemicals” because they take so long to break down,

4 Indicted as US Officials Disrupt Marriage Fraud Operation: ICE

Federal officials say that the sham marriages took place primarily in Maryland. U.S. immigration officials announced on Monday that they had disrupted a marriage fraud operation in Maryland, and four people have been indicted. An investigation by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) Maryland, along with U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services, the Department of State Diplomatic

Stolen Election? DNC To Review Vice Chair David Hogg’s Election Victory Amid Race and Gender Discrimination Allegations.

Youth activist is already facing ouster for launching campaign against Dem incumbents David Hogg (Paul Morigi/Getty Images for March For Our Lives) The Democratic National Committee will consider a challenge to youth activist David Hogg’s election as vice chair, following allegations that the February vote “discriminated against three women of color candidates.” Kalyn Free, a

Gun Rights and the Second Amendment in Trump’s First 100 Days

Gun rights advocates say the president is protecting constitutional rights, while gun control activists say his policies will make America more dangerous. While campaigning in 2024, Donald Trump promised to defend the Second Amendment. Gun rights advocates say the president has kept that promise in the first 100 days of his second term, and that

House Passes Rule to Block Inquiries About ‘Signalgate’

The tally was along party lines, 216–208. The House of Representatives passed a rule on April 29 to block Democrat-led inquiries about the Trump administration’s use of the application Signal, which has been used to discuss sensitive information. The tally was along party lines, 216–208. Democrats have been seeking answers about Trump administration officials, such

At DC AG’s Office, Lucrative Contracts Flow to Allies and Lawsuits Are Aimed at Enemies

Violent youth crime is on the rise in the nation’s capital, but the Washington, D.C., attorney general’s office is focused on something else: doling out massive contracts to well-connected plaintiffs’ attorneys firms to sue left-wing bugaboos. Since 2019, the D.C. attorney general’s office has awarded several lucrative contingency fee contracts to Edelson PC to help