America’s involvement in lengthy, costly military ventures has become synonymous with the phrase ‘forever wars.’ Iraq and Afghanistan are prime examples. Both conflicts carried high costs and ultimately delivered questionable achievements. Donald Trump garnered support partly by promising to avoid such entanglements. Yet, there’s concern he might be falling into another extended conflict. Steven Erlanger, […]
The Federal Bureau of Investigation has taken steps to contact several individuals who traveled on the Qatari-donated aircraft used by President Trump for his trip to Turkey last week. This inquiry is part of an investigation into a leak reported by The New York Times, focusing on security issues associated with the plane. Investigators have […]
Veterans who were involved in Cold War-era nuclear cleanup efforts might soon qualify for a one-time federal payment up to $150,000, thanks to new legislation. The Radiation Exposure Reauthorization Act of 2026 aims to broaden compensation for Americans affected by radiation from the United States’ nuclear weapons activities. The proposed bill intends to amend the […]
Senators from both political parties are pushing to pass a Russia sanctions bill. The bill, backed by Sen. Lindsey Graham, aims to pressure Vladimir Putin to end Russia’s war in Ukraine. Sen. Dave McCormick, from Pennsylvania, supports this effort and discussed it on ‘Fox & Friends’ as part of increasing bipartisan efforts. This initiative underscores […]
Nevada’s Lieutenant Governor Stavros Anthony has proposed an ambitious plan to advance space tourism in the Silver State. With Elon Musk’s significant business presence in Nevada, Anthony believes potential collaboration could accelerate the state’s entertainment industry. Anthony has a diverse background that includes nearly three decades in law enforcement. He served as a regent in […]
On July 15, 2026, several reporters from the New York Times were summoned to testify before a federal grand jury. This followed the publication of articles analyzing security issues related to the new Air Force One. The situation is sparking a debate on press freedom. White House correspondent Liz Landers engaged in a discussion with […]
On July 15, 2026, Congress made a significant move toward ending the twice-yearly clock changes. The House approved the Sunshine Protection Act aimed at making Daylight Saving Time permanent across the United States. This bipartisan bill now proceeds to the Senate, where similar efforts have previously encountered obstacles. Geoff Bennett, co-anchor and co-managing editor at […]
Former Obama White House counsel, Kathryn Ruemmler, faced tough questions from the House Oversight Committee about her long-standing affiliation with the late Jeffrey Epstein, a convicted sex offender. Both Republican and Democratic members of the committee challenged Ruemmler’s narrative regarding her relationship with Epstein. Ruemmler, who recently resigned from her position as Goldman Sachs’ top […]
Dr. Erica Schwartz, nominated to become the director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), attended her Senate confirmation hearing on Wednesday. During the session, she acknowledged being unaware of changes to vaccine policies proposed by Robert F. Kennedy Jr. She did not directly address questions regarding her support for these policy changes. […]
Lindy Li, once a leading Democratic fundraiser, argues that President Joe Biden has made a mistake by promising to explain his re-election bid for 2024. Concerns over Biden’s age and cognitive abilities have mounted, and Li believes his forthcoming memoir, Promise Me, America, might revive painful memories for Democrats since their 2024 election defeat. Li […]