The bill unanimously passed the Senate and still needs to clear the House. A bill that would criminalize deepfake and revenge pornography has secured the backing of First Lady Melania Trump. Delivering her first public remarks since her husband took office, Trump urged Congress to pass the Take It Down Act on March 3, noting
‘We will have it in our possession,’ AG Pam Bondi said. Attorney General Pam Bondi provided more details on the controversy around a release of files related to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, saying she was misled into thinking there were more files and vowed to release “everything” when it comes. “I kept saying, ‘There
The national security adviser also says that more investment is needed to make it work. National security adviser Mike Waltz said Monday that the United States welcomes Europe’s increased role in its own security, following British Prime Minister Keir Starmer’s statement that Europe is ready to take the lead on security guarantees for Ukraine after
The president also cited allegations of China devaluing its currency as a reason for considering more tariffs. President Donald Trump signed an executive order on March 3 raising tariffs on Chinese imports to 20 percent, blaming the regime for fentanyl trafficking into the United States. “I have determined that the PRC [People’s Republic of China]
The speech will likely see the president providing an overview of his flurry of executive actions and policy changes over the past 42 days. President Donald Trump will deliver an address to both houses of Congress on March 4, his first in five years and since his return to the White House last month. The
‘Fourteen months removed from the latest possible due date for this report, Congress is still waiting,’ the lawmakers said. A group of Republican lawmakers are calling on Director of National Intelligence (DNI) Tulsi Gabbard to release a 14-month-overdue report on corruption and wealth among Chinese Communist Party (CCP) elites, according to a letter recently obtained
The email instructed employees to list their recent accomplishments. The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) told employees on March 3 that they were required to respond to an email from the Trump administration demanding they summarize their recent accomplishments, in a reversal from the HHS’s earlier position. The administration sent out a second round