Migrants without sufficient ID will now be requiured to undergo facial verification technology at airports in order to board domestic flights, the TSA says.
Acting Labor Secretary Julie Su is still waiting to be confirmed as labor secretary over a year after President Joe Biden first nominated her, and she remains hopeful that she’ll be confirmed, despite opposition that shows no sign of softening. On “The Takeout” podcast this week, Su told chief Washington correspondent Major Garrett she has
Fulton County prosecutor resigns from Trump case after judge’s ultimatum – CBS News Watch CBS News Fulton County prosecutor Nathan Wade resigned Friday after a judge ruled that District Attorney Fani Willis can stay on former President Donald Trump’s Georgia election interference case if Wade steps aside. Nikole Killion has details. View CBS News In
When Majority Leader Chuck Schumer took to the Senate floor on Thursday to issue a sharp rebuke of Israel’s leadership amid that country’s war with Hamas, he broke with longstanding precedent in American foreign policy. But so far, the reaction from the most prominent pro-Israel group, the American Israel Public Affairs Committee, has been largely
The federal government designated Friday a large area off New England's coast for offshore wind energy development, opening up potential for a lease sale in the Gulf of Maine.
Republican Alaska Gov. Mike Dunleavy vetoed an education funding package on Thursday, urging action on teacher bonuses and provisions for charter schools.
Democratic North Carolina state Rep. Michael Wray filed protests Friday in his primary election, where he narrowly trails his challenger.