Army reveals 2-phase plan to remove service members with gender dysphoria
The Army's new separation process for service members with gender dysphoria includes voluntary and involuntary phases affecting separation pay eligibility.
Senate GOP set to revoke California’s car emissions standards
The Senate is set to vote this week on revoking three vehicle emissions waivers in California, in a controversial move that the chamber’s parliamentarian says Republican lawmakers may not have the right to do. Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer called the planned vote “the nuclear option.” The three waivers the Senate is looking to revoke
Fox News’ Peter Doocy reveals history of questioning Biden’s mental fitness
Insightful videos by Peter Doocy raise questions about Joe Biden's mental acuity and media's reluctance to address his health concerns.
House Republicans divided as Trump’s comprehensive bill faces critical vote
GOP factions clash over Medicaid, SALT, and green energy tax credits as Speaker Mike Johnson seeks unity on major legislative bill.
Florida food banks feel the sting of DOGE cuts
Miami — Before sunrise on a recent May day, workers at the Miami-area food bank Feeding South Florida move, load and stack pallets of food and household goods onto trucks. With the help of volunteers, this flurry of activity has allowed the organization to distribute food to 1.2 million people throughout four Florida counties. The
5 Takeaways From Trump’s Meeting With South African President Ramaphosa
Trump accused Ramaphosa of allowing violence against South Africa’s predominantly white farming communities. WASHINGTON—President Donald Trump on May 21 confronted South African President Cyril Ramaphosa with allegations of mass violence against Afrikaners, prompting pushback from the African leader. The Oval Office meeting occurred during heightened tensions between the two countries over the issue. The United
U.S. Institute of Peace leaders regain control of HQ after DOGE takeover
The leaders of the United States Institute for Peace regained control of their offices Wednesday, weeks after they were ejected from their positions by the Trump administration and the Department of Government Efficiency in March. The dramatic turn of events happened in the wake of U.S. District Judge Beryl Howell’s ruling on Monday that the