Senate Armed Services leaders ask Pentagon watchdog to probe leaked Signal chat
The top Republican and Democrat on the Senate Armed Services Committee are asking the Defense Department's inspector general to probe the Signal chat.
‘Excessive’ state taxes on guns, ammunition sales are target of new GOP crackdown effort
Excise taxes that states are imposing on guns are unconstitutional and undermine the Second Amendment, according to Republican lawmakers.
US partners with Colombia to take on immigration using biometric technologies
DHS Secretary Kristi Noem met with Colombia foreign minister Thursday, when the two signed an agreement to deploy biometric capabilities to take on migration and crime.
HHS axes more than $300M in gender, DEI-related health grants to California alone
Canceled grants included one for adapting an "inclusive teen pregnancy prevention program for transgender boys" and "Buddhism and HIV Stigma in Thailand."
Judge Orders US Officials to Preserve Signal Messages
A watchdog sued the defense secretary and other officials. A federal judge on March 27 ordered government officials to try to preserve their Signal messages about an attack on terrorists in the Middle East earlier this month. “Defendants shall promptly make best efforts to preserve all Signal communications from March 11–15, 2025,” U.S. District Judge
Top US Officials Sued Over Signal Chat
A watchdog sued the defense secretary and other officials. U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth and other top officials have been sued over their recently disclosed chat on a messaging platform called Signal. A watchdog group, American Oversight, sued the officials on March 25. Signal is not authorized to preserve federal records, and at least one
Bipartisan bill would give eligible veterans free service dog
A bipartisan group of lawmakers is pushing legislation that would allow eligible U.S. military veterans the opportunity to obtain a service dog at no cost.