President Joe Biden’s dog, Commander, gave a Secret Service agent a “severe” wound and bit agents in at least two dozen incidents, according to documents revealed Wednesday. “Commander started to bark but [the agent] did not know from which direction Commander was barking from or the location of the dog,” reads a July 29, 2023,
Washington — U.S. Ambassador to NATO Julianne Smith criticized former President Donald Trump on Thursday for his recent comments suggesting he would not protect member countries from Russia, calling the remarks “irrational and dangerous.” “Encouraging the Kremlin to attack NATO allies is irrational and dangerous,” Smith told CBS News. “It puts U.S. soldiers and our friends in Europe,
The chair of the powerful Senate Armed Services Committee has asked the Pentagon’s inspector general to investigate whether the military “failed” to support alleged victims of sexual assault in the massive and unfolding case of an army pain doctor charged with abuse, CBS News has learned. Democratic Sen. Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts made the request
Arizona Senate candidate’s lawyers fight a Free Beacon motion to unseal records related to 2016 divorce in which Gallego left 9-months pregnant wife Rep. Rubén Gallego (Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images) Rep. Ruben Gallego (D., Ariz.) says he has nothing to hide about the behavior that led him to divorce his wife, then nine months pregnant, amid
Republican state attorneys general say Climate Action 100+ inflates energy prices and unfairly manipulates market JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon (Getty Images) America’s largest investment banks are fleeing a left-wing climate coalition ahead of a pending antitrust lawsuit against the group, in the latest blow to corporate environmental activism policies. JP Morgan Chase, BlackRock, and
Alameda County’s lack of transparency is ‘concerning as we enter a presidential election year.’ The Public Interest Legal Foundation (PILF) filed a federal lawsuit against Alameda County after an official declined its request to provide details of noncitizen voters. On Sept. 7 last year, PILF requested records related to foreign nationals registering and voting in
Highlights From Today’s Schedule A host of prominent conservative voices will kick off the first full day of the 2024 CPAC in Washington. Here are a few key agenda items to watch for: 10:20 a.m.: Rep. Byron Donalds (R-Fla.) opens the general session 10:45 a.m.: “No Woke Warriors” with U.S. Sen. Tommy Tuberville (R-Ala.) and