Tom Cotton demands FDA probe into illegal Chinese ingredients in US weight loss drugs
Sen. Tom Cotton, R-Ark., warned that up to 1.5 million Americans may be using weight loss medications with potentially dangerous Chinese ingredients.
How Trump’s order to have the military buy coal would actually work
President Donald Trump says the military will start "buying a lot of coal," but his executive order faces Pentagon procurement rules and congressional funding limits.
Battle for the House runs through Virginia as court OKs high-stakes redistricting vote
Virginia Supreme Court greenlights April 21 referendum on redistricting, allowing Democrats to potentially create four more left-leaning House districts.
Presidential Message on American Heart Month
This American Heart Month, my Administration renews our pledge to protect the American heart and to keep the American people safe, strong, healthy, and free. Sadly, one of the gravest threats to American lives today is the deadly affliction of heart disease, which imposes hardship on untold numbers of families. For this reason, as President,
Raskin on Bondi ‘washed-up’ jab: ‘Let’s talk about serious law’
Rep. Jamie Raskin (D-Md.) on Thursday dismissed an insult directed toward him by Attorney General Pam Bondi during a heated House Judiciary Committee hearing this week, in which she called him a “washed-up, loser lawyer.” “Hey, I’m not a washed-up lawyer. I’m a washed-up law professor,” Raskin joked when asked by CNN’s Kaitlan Collins on…
‘They were spying’: Sullivan sounds alarm on joint Russia-China moves in US Arctic zone
Russian and Chinese military incursions near Alaska prompt major U.S. defense investments, including reopening Adak base and new Arctic infrastructure.
DOJ drops case against 2 men accused of assaulting ICE, citing new evidence
Federal charges have been dropped against two men who had been charged with assaulting Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers in Minneapolis last month, including one Venezuelan defendant who was shot in the leg by an officer. The Justice Department’s motion cited “newly discovered evidence” that was “materially inconsistent” with the allegations against them. The filing,