Government
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DOJ argues in court filing for reinstatement of Trump’s ban on certain media outlets at White House
A judge had ordered a temporary reinstatement of each outlet's access at the White House after the last hearing.
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Coast Guard searching for missing medical plane off coast of Massachusetts
There are reportedly six people on board.
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Hegseth announces new Office of Religious Affairs at the Pentagon
“Our department is, you might say, putting on the full armor of God, because while we wage physical war, we all know the real battle is spiritual,” Hegseth says
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McCarthy’s approval shifts favorably among GOP voters in wake of speaker election
A third of U.S. adults supportive of Republican; nearly six in 10 Republicans behind him.
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House Democrats introduce measure to lower voting age to 16
Bill supported by AOC, others.
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Soros-backed Virginia prosecutor will stop prosecuting nearly 20 different crimes
Says office will defer to law enforcement for prosecution.
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Five more pages of classified documents found at Biden's Delaware home
Multiple sets of classified docs found in recent months.
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Missouri will require women in legislature to cover arms, shoulders as part of stricter dress code
State Democrats unhappy with new changes.
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Former acting AG Whitaker derides Garland's 'unforced error' on Biden, Trump document probes
"He created his own mess, and now he's gonna have to live with it."
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FBI, ATF use gun background checks to track specific purchasers, documents show
Federal agents, at the behest of the ATF, then manually check the NICS on a daily basis to see whether an individual the ATF flagged has purchased a firearm.
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Feds swing between pushing boosters, fueling vax hesitancy with Pfizer stroke inquiry
CDC surveillance system finds possible "safety concern for ischemic stroke" in elderly people who got Pfizer's bivalent booster. Mainstream media turn on government narratives on bivalent effectiveness, official COVID statistics.
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Dems reject matched spending cuts, setting up showdown with House Republicans over debt ceiling
Congress faces Jan. 19 deadline to raise $31.4 trillion statutory debt limit.
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House GOP begins probe into Afghanistan withdrawal
"It is absurd and disgraceful that the Biden administration has repeatedly denied our longstanding oversight requests and continues to withhold information related to the withdrawal."