January 6 Commemorative Plaque Appears In Capitol After Years Of Delay
A plaque honoring the heroism of police officers during the January 6, 2021, attack on the US Capitol has been quietly installed after years of delay, featuring a QR code leading to a file with the names of officers present.
Biden Freed A Florida Man In His Final Days In Office. A Year Later,...
Oscar Fowler, whose federal prison sentence was commuted by President Biden, was rearrested for the same crime on state charges, highlighting the fact that federal pardons and commutations do not cover local charges.
Here’s How Much The War With Iran Is Expected To Cost Every Day
The US military operation against Iran is costing an estimated $891.4 million per day, with air, naval and ground operations being the biggest expenses, and could potentially cost up to $95 billion if the war lasts two months.
How Kristi Noem Finally Lost Trump — And Her Job
Kristi Noem was fired as Homeland Security Secretary after a series of controversies, including an expensive ad campaign and allegations of mismanagement, leading to her being replaced by Markwayne Mullin.
Obama Endorses Virginia Redistricting Push With Early Voting Set To Begin
Former President Barack Obama has endorsed a redistricting effort in Virginia that aims to flip four Republican-held US House seats ahead of November's midterm elections, and Virginia Gov. Abigail Spanberger has also urged voters to support the amendment vote.
Iranian Intelligence Sends Word To U.S. On Potential Talks To End War, But U.S....
Iranian intelligence has sent indirect messages to the US that it could be open to talks to end the war, but US officials say there are no negotiations underway and that potential "off-ramps" are unlikely to materialize in the near term.
Transgender Kansans, Blindsided By Invalidated IDs, Fear Wide-Ranging Legal Restrictions Will Isolate Them Publicly
Hundreds of transgender and nonbinary people in Kansas have been required to get reissued IDs that reflect their sex assigned at birth due to a new law, SB 244, which has been criticized for being one of the most restrictive of its kind in the US.
Bynum Introduces Bill To Reopen CFPB Office For Students And Young Consumers
U.S. Rep. Janelle Bynum, along with Reps. Suzanne Bonamici and Summer Lee, have introduced the Students and Young Consumers Empowerment Act to restore the Office for Students and Young Consumers within the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, which was closed in 2018, to help protect student loan borrowers and young consumers from predatory lenders.
Travel Advisories, Closed Airports, Empty Skies: How Middle East Air Disruptions Might Affect Your...
The US is advising its citizens to leave the Middle East due to the ongoing conflict with Iran, and is working to secure military aircraft and charter flights to assist those stranded in the region.
Texas Democrats Break Turnout Records, Surpass Republicans
Democratic turnout in Tuesday's Texas primary reached record levels, with state Rep. James Talarico winning the competitive race for US Senate over US Rep. Jasmine Crockett, and the Democratic advantage in turnout over Republicans being a rarity in recent Texas history.
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He Was Shot Just Months Into His Freshman Year. Now, Jeremy...
Jeremy Fears Jr. has shown both maturity and hotheadedness this season for Michigan State, leading the nation in assists per game while also being called out for dangerous plays, but Tom Izzo has been there to support him and help him grow as a player.
