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Sen. Tillis Backs Fed Chair Nominee Kevin Warsh Amid Powell Scrutiny
‘I think he’s going to be a great Fed chair,’ Sen. Thom Tillis (R-N.C.) said on Sunday.
China Has a ‘United Front’ Network in the US Serving Its Goals, Expert Says
China’s United Front is about ‘political struggle,’ not person-to-person exchange, said Peter Mattis, president of the Jamestown Foundation.
Trump: Gunman ‘Never Came Close’ to Ballroom at White House Correspondents’ Dinner
The suspected shooter ‘was very fast and they just stopped him cold,’ Trump said.
4,900 Youth ATVs Recalled After 6-Year-Old Dies From Crash
Between 2018 and 2020, there were 1,643 deaths associated with ATVs among all age groups.
US Authorities Intercept 3 Smuggling Boats, Arrest 60 Individuals
Some of the apprehended individuals have criminal histories including drug trafficking, aggravated assault, hit-and-run, and domestic violence.
Secret Service Agent Shot at White House Correspondents’ Dinner: Trump
U.S. Attorney for the District of Columbia Jeanine Pirro said the suspect was being charged and would be arraigned on Monday.
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Iran Offered Better Deal ‘10 Minutes’ After US Canceled Pakistan Meeting, Trump Says
President Donald Trump revealed that the Iranian regime ‘offered a lot’ but still ‘not enough.’
Court Sides With Mother Against School District’s Transgender Policy
The school district allegedly refused a request to notify the mother regarding her child’s gender dysphoria or gender identity issues.
California Bill Renews Effort to Unmask Federal Agents
SB 1004 seeks to delay the mask ban to Jan. 1, 2027, and to add state law enforcement to the list of local and federal agencies prohibited from wearing masks.
Trump Admin Prioritizing Denaturalization for Criminals: What to Know
The administration has filed 22 denaturalization cases during Trump’s second term.
3 US Aircraft Carriers Operating in Middle East for First Time in Over 2 Decades
The last time the United States deployed three aircraft carriers to the region was in 2003.
Appeals Court Upholds Texas’s Ten Commandments Law
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit ruled Texas can require the Ten Commandments in classrooms.
Trump to Probe Banks Regarding Los Angeles Wildfire Response
Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass said she had a ’very positive discussion' with Trump.
Trump Threatens Tariffs on UK Over Digital Services Tax
U.S. officials say the UK’s Digital Services Tax unfairly targets American companies.
House Panel Orders Southern Poverty Law Center to Turn Over Communications With Biden’s DOJ
The House Judiciary chief gave the civil rights group a week to come up with documents as it faces allegations of fraud and conspiracy.
Day in Photos: Armenian Genocide Memorial, MS-13 Court Hearing, and Morris Dancers
A glimpse into the world through the lens of photography.
House GOP Unveils Bill to Extend Key Surveillance Power Until 2029
Congress passed a short-term extension of Section 702 on April 17 that expires on April 30.
US Government to Implement New Credit Score Models for Mortgages
The new models, which include rent payment assessment, enable more Americans to access mortgage loans.
US Forces Board Sanctioned Iran-Linked Tanker in Indian Ocean
The interdiction comes amid a broader push by the United States to choke off Iran’s oil trade and shipments of items that help Tehran wage war.
From Tragedy to Resolve: Inside Arizona’s New Suicide Law
State lawmakers enact ‘Cade’s Law’ in memory of 16-year-old Cade Keller, making online facilitation of teen suicide a crime.
