Nearly halfway into the fiscal year, Congress has still yet to fully fund the federal government. The United States could be headed for a government shutdown if Congress fails to strike a deal this week on the remaining fiscal year 2024 spending bills members have yet to pass. In a race against time, Congress passed
During Supreme Court arguments challenging the Biden admin's alleged coordination with Big Tech, one justice's comments about the government’s relationship with the constitution raised eyebrows.
The president expressed his deep concerns about Israel’s potential military operations in Rafah, Jake Sullivan said. WASHINGTON—President Joe Biden and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu had their first phone conversation in over a month on March 18, amid rising tensions between the two leaders over the Gaza conflict. Both leaders discussed the most recent developments
The former Trump White House aide is slated to report to prison on March 19. The Supreme Court’s chief justice on March 18 rejected former Trump White House aide Peter Navarro’s emergency petition to delay his prison sentence. The decision comes a day before Mr. Navarro is set to report to federal prison to serve
The people who erected the infamous gallows and noose on the west front of the Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021, began their work in the predawn hours that day, according to newly released videos obtained by CBS News. A report by a GOP-led U.S. House subcommittee said the perpetrators remain unaccounted for by prosecutors.
The Supreme Court on Monday extended a pause on a Texas law that would allow police to arrest illegal immigrants after they crossed the border.
Conservatives have claimed First Amendment violations by the Biden administration and accused of improperly coordinating with tech firms to remove information posted by private users on social media.