Airports May Shut Down Says TSA Boss Amid Funding Fight
The TSA is facing shuttering operations at some airports, according to the agency’s leader. Ha Nguyen McNeill, in a testimony […]
Iran Rejects U.S. Ceasefire Plan, Makes Its Own Proposal
Iran, on Wednesday, rejected an American ceasefire plan. Officials from Pakistan said that a 15-point plan proposed by the United
Marco Rubio Bans Calibri Font, Calls It ‘Wasteful’ Diversity Move
Secretary of State Marco Rubio, on Tuesday, ordered diplomats to resume using Times New Roman font in their communications and
SCOTUS Will Hear Trump Birthright Citizenship Case
In what promises to be a historical ruling, the Supreme Court will take up the matter of birthright citizenship. The
SCOTUS Allows Texas to Use Gerrymandered Maps, Denies Racial Considerations
The Supreme Court on Thursday ruled in favor of the state of Texas and its effort to use new maps
U.S. Pressure on Venezuela Intensifies as Calls Grow for Military Action
Political tensions flared anew as the United States stepped up pressure on Venezuela, with some Republican lawmakers openly pushing for
Early Black Friday Sales Spur Surge in Holiday Shopping Across U.S.
Early holiday season shopping surged as retailers rolled out deep discounts on electronics, apparel, home goods and beauty products during
Shooting Kills One National Guardswoman, Critically Wounds Another
Two National Guard members were shot Wednesday afternoon in a shooting just blocks from the White House. One soldier died
FBI Plans to Interview Six Democrats Trump Accused of Sedition
The FBI is seeking to interview six Democratic lawmakers who appeared in a recent video and were later accused of
Walgreens Recalls Nasal Spray Over Bacterial Contamination
Walgreens is recalling more than 41,000 bottles of its saline nasal spray after federal regulators warned the product may be