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Rep. Bennie Thompson Fends Off Primary Challengers
The 78-year-old congressman is a longtime civil rights leader.
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DC Bar Seeks to Sanction Former Interim US Attorney Over DEI Letter Sent to Georgetown Law
Ed Martin could be disbarred if found to have acted improperly in sending a letter alleging the school was promoting diversity, equity, and inclusion.
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Prosecution and Defense Rest in Trial of Alleged Texas Antifa Cell
A key expert witness testifies that an anti-fascist group donated toward the defendants’ expenses.
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New Mexico Investigators Search Epstein’s Former Ranch
New Epstein files have renewed interest in opening an investigation into alleged buried victims at the Santa Fe property.
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What to Know About Alleged ISIS-Inspired Bombing Attempt at NYC Protests
Emir Balat, 18, and Ibrahim Kayumi, 19, were arrested on March 7, and allegedly declared their affiliation with ISIS. They face five federal charges.
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Report: Communist Group Influencing Recent Student Walkouts Nationwide
Defending Education’s online protest tracker, which went up this month, notes connections to the Party for Socialism and Liberation.
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Race to Succeed Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene Heads to Runoff
Greene announced on Nov. 21 that she would step down from Congress, with her retirement taking effect on Jan. 5.
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Justice Department Moves Forward With Collection of Complete Voter Rolls
About a dozen states have provided the data voluntarily. Although some of the lawsuits have been dismissed, criminal proceedings have yielded results.
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Air Taxis Set for Summer Trials in 26 States Under Trump Admin’s Pilot Program
The pilot program aims to accelerate aviation innovation by developing next-generation unmanned aircraft systems.
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Leavitt Says Trump Will Define Iran’s Unconditional Surrender
Ten days into a war predicted to last four to five weeks, administration officials are reporting quicker than anticipated progress.
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Senate Confirms Lt. Gen. Joshua Rudd to Lead National Security Agency, Cyber Command
The NSA has lacked a permanent director since April 2025..
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Pentagon: About 140 US Military Wounded in Operation Epic Fury
Most of the service members injured have returned to duty.
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Texas Governor Warns of Cyber Risks in Chinese Medical Devices
Gov. Greg Abbott ordered Texas agencies to review cybersecurity vulnerabilities associated with using devices manufactured in China.
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US Strikes 16 Iranian Mine-Laying Boats Near Strait of Hormuz: Pentagon
The president warned of severe military consequences if Iran lays mines in the strait.
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White House: Trump Does Not Rule Out Boots on Ground in Iran
Press secretary Karoline Leavitt said Trump ‘does not rule options out’ when asked about a Democratic senator’s warning of a potential ground troop deployment.
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Trump Admin Signals Iran Conflict Wrapping Up as US Forces Deliver Heaviest Day of Strikes
War Secretary Pete Hegseth said U.S. military operations against Iran will not turn into an ‘endless nation-building’ project.
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Rep. Bennie Thompson Fends Off Primary Challengers
The 78-year-old congressman is a longtime civil rights leader.
|
DC Bar Seeks to Sanction Former Interim US Attorney Over DEI Letter Sent to Georgetown Law
Ed Martin could be disbarred if found to have acted improperly in sending a letter alleging the school was promoting diversity, equity, and inclusion.
|
Prosecution and Defense Rest in Trial of Alleged Texas Antifa Cell
A key expert witness testifies that an anti-fascist group donated toward the defendants’ expenses.
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New Mexico Investigators Search Epstein’s Former Ranch
New Epstein files have renewed interest in opening an investigation into alleged buried victims at the Santa Fe property.
|
What to Know About Alleged ISIS-Inspired Bombing Attempt at NYC Protests
Emir Balat, 18, and Ibrahim Kayumi, 19, were arrested on March 7, and allegedly declared their affiliation with ISIS. They face five federal charges.
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Report: Communist Group Influencing Recent Student Walkouts Nationwide
Defending Education’s online protest tracker, which went up this month, notes connections to the Party for Socialism and Liberation.
|
Race to Succeed Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene Heads to Runoff
Greene announced on Nov. 21 that she would step down from Congress, with her retirement taking effect on Jan. 5.
|
Justice Department Moves Forward With Collection of Complete Voter Rolls
About a dozen states have provided the data voluntarily. Although some of the lawsuits have been dismissed, criminal proceedings have yielded results.
|
Air Taxis Set for Summer Trials in 26 States Under Trump Admin’s Pilot Program
The pilot program aims to accelerate aviation innovation by developing next-generation unmanned aircraft systems.
|
Leavitt Says Trump Will Define Iran’s Unconditional Surrender
Ten days into a war predicted to last four to five weeks, administration officials are reporting quicker than anticipated progress.
|
Senate Confirms Lt. Gen. Joshua Rudd to Lead National Security Agency, Cyber Command
The NSA has lacked a permanent director since April 2025..
|
Pentagon: About 140 US Military Wounded in Operation Epic Fury
Most of the service members injured have returned to duty.
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Texas Governor Warns of Cyber Risks in Chinese Medical Devices
Gov. Greg Abbott ordered Texas agencies to review cybersecurity vulnerabilities associated with using devices manufactured in China.
|
US Strikes 16 Iranian Mine-Laying Boats Near Strait of Hormuz: Pentagon
The president warned of severe military consequences if Iran lays mines in the strait.
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White House: Trump Does Not Rule Out Boots on Ground in Iran
Press secretary Karoline Leavitt said Trump ‘does not rule options out’ when asked about a Democratic senator’s warning of a potential ground troop deployment.
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Trump Admin Signals Iran Conflict Wrapping Up as US Forces Deliver Heaviest Day of Strikes
War Secretary Pete Hegseth said U.S. military operations against Iran will not turn into an ‘endless nation-building’ project.
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