Lawmakers questioned the law enforcement response after the alleged devices were found. Congressional investigators in a report released this week said that they have “serious concerns” regarding how law enforcement officials responded to two alleged pipe bombs that were placed a day before the Jan. 6, 2021, Capitol breach. The report released by House Subcommittee
Sanctions waiver unlocks upward of $10 billion for Tehran Ayatollah Khamenei (Mohammad Sadegh Heydari/Wikimedia Commons) The Biden administration is poised to issue a fresh sanctions waiver for Iran that will grant the country access to upward of $10 billion in frozen assets, providing Tehran with “a financial lifeline” as it foments terrorism across the Middle
Sen. Joni Ernst is introducing a bill to make government spending more transparent amid billions of dollars being reported under a vague descriptor.
Sen. Thom Tillis is introducing two bills aimed at sanctuary jurisdictions, with one providing a pathway for people to sue sanctuary cities if they have been victims of crimes perpetrated by illegal immigrants.
Staffers at President Joe Biden’s advance office face a toxic work environment, according to more than a dozen individuals who spoke to Politico. The advance office, responsible for preparing and coordinating the president’s public appearances, saw its associate director Ian Mellul resign on March 1 following a months-long investigation by the White House Counsel’s Office
Rep. Barry Loudermilk and GOP House members released a report claiming the Jan. 6 committee "deleted records" and promoted politicization following the breach of the Capitol.
Massachusetts Gov. Maura Healey is appealing FEMA's decision to deny the state's request for a major disaster declaration following severe flooding last September.