US Army soldier charged over alleged hacking of Trump, Harris phone records
A U.S. Army soldier faces federal charges linked to the alleged hacking of confidential phone records related to President-elect Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris.
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Biden awards Liz Cheney, Jan 6 committee chairman a medal: US ‘is better because of their dedication’
President Biden awards former Rep. Liz Cheney and Rep. Bennie Thompson, the leaders of the Jan. 6 committee, the Presidential Citizens Medal for their "exemplary deeds of service."
U.S. threat landscape, domestic extremism pose a daunting—but familiar— test for Trump’s second term
The Syrian government collapse and deadly attack in New Orleans could fan the flames for more Islamic State extremism.
Hawley Calls For Mayorkas, Wray to Testify About New Orleans Attack
Sen. Josh Hawley demanded that the heads of the Department of Homeland Security and FBI testify publicly about the New Year’s Day truck ramming attack. Sen. Josh Hawley (R-Mo.) has called for Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas and FBI Director Chris Wray to testify about the New Year’s Day truck ramming attack in New Orleans.
In Last-Ditch Executive Order, Biden Plans To ‘Permanently’ Handicap Trump’s Offshore Drilling Agenda
President Joe Biden is expected to “permanently” block new offshore oil and gas development in some U.S. coastal waters, a last-ditch effort to cement his climate legacy in his final weeks in the White House, Bloomberg reported Thursday. The executive order would prohibit the sale of new drilling rights in sections of America’s outer continental
Biden marks 235 judicial confirmations during White House tenure
Washington — President Biden on Wednesday is marking the 235 judicial confirmations he secured during his single term in the White House, a figure that surpasses that of his predecessor, President-elect Donald Trump. Joined by Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer and Judiciary Committee Chairman Dick Durbin, Mr. Biden is delivering remarks from the White House
New Orleans, Las Vegas suspects latest in long line of military radicals
A pair of suspected terrorist attacks on New Year's Day were both allegedly carried out by former U.S. service members.