Four plead guilty in massive bribery scheme at agency Democrats fought to protect from DOGE
A former USAID official and three businessmen have plead guilty to their involvement in a $550 million bribery scandal, according to the Justice Department.
Murkowski discusses her concerns about Trump’s “big, beautiful bill”
Republican Sen. Lisa Murkowski says she has been “pretty clear” about her concerns over potential cuts President Trump’s so-called “big, beautiful bill” would make to Medicaid and food benefits for her constituents in Alaska. In an interview for “CBS Sunday Morning,” Murkowski told CBS News senior correspondent Norah O’Donnell that she hasn’t given any absolute
DHS Counters Dodgers’ Claim of Federal Agents in Parking Lot
The LA Dodgers and the Department of Homeland Security have made conflicting claims over the presence of federal agents at Dodger Stadium parking lots on Thursday. Districts across Israel came under attack from Iran on Friday. NTD looks at the damage caused by the strikes and what Israel has to say about future attacks on
Capitol Police Investigating ‘Troubling’ Pizza Deliveries to Lawmakers
WASHINGTON—The U.S. Capitol Police told The Epoch Times on June 20 that it has been investigating mysterious and “troubling” pizza deliveries made to lawmakers. “The United States Capitol Police are aware of unsolicited pizza deliveries to elected officials and U.S. Capitol Police leadership,“ the Capitol Police said in a statement. ”These recent pizza deliveries are
‘This guy’: Slurring Biden takes shot at Trump, those trying to ‘erase our history’ at Juneteenth church event
Former president claims critics 'don't want to remember' America's past while Trump warns holiday costs billions
Foreign policy experts rip Tim Walz’s claim that China has ‘moral authority’ in Middle East conflict
Gov. Tim Walz faces backlash after suggesting China could be a 'neutral actor' with 'moral authority' in Middle East talks, with critics citing China's authoritarian government.
Trump ‘doesn’t need permission’ from Congress to strike Iran, expert says
Legal expert John Yoo argues President Donald Trump has constitutional authority to strike Iran on his own volition, while lawmakers debate their role in authorizing military action and declaring war.