The White House has launched a “Media Offender of the Week” website that it says will track what it designates as misleading news coverage. The site also features a “Hall of Shame” highlighting major media outlets, including CNN, MS Now (formerly known as MSNBC), The Washington Post and CBS News, posing accusations of biased or...
A federal appeals court found Monday that President Donald Trump’s former personal lawyer, Alina Habba, is unlawfully serving as U.S. attorney for New Jersey. The court found that the administration sidestepped federal law to install her in the role. In a unanimous opinion, the three-judge panel said the administration relied on an overly broad “delegation theory” to...
A bipartisan, bicameral group of legislators has vowed to investigate reports that a “follow-on” strike on an alleged drug boat in the Caribbean was carried out at the behest of the Pentagon’s top official. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has since denied the report, published Friday by The Washington Post, which spoke to multiple anonymous sources...
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Sunday submitted a formal pardon request to the country’s president, in a bid to have several corruption charges against him officially dropped. While a preconviction pardon in Israel is possible under the law, one think tank described the move as “rare and exceptional.” Netanyahu submits formal pardon request On...
Erin LaCombe found a specialized niche for her firm, but it’s far from a safe harbor. Like many small business owners, she gained a competitive advantage by earning an official stamp of approval validating her firm’s status as woman-owned. Now, the value of such stamps — known as certifications — is being challenged by abrupt...
In a pair of lengthy social media posts, President Donald Trump said he’ll pause migration from “third world countries” and strip citizenship from migrants who “undermine domestic tranquility.” The president’s comments come in response to the deadly shooting of members of the National Guard in Washington, D.C. by an Afghan national who was granted asylum....
Investigators are revealing new details about a shooting in Washington, D.C., that left two National Guard members in critical condition. They say the shooter traveled across the country from Washington to conduct what officials called an “ambush-style” attack. The attack happened just after 2:15 p.m. Wednesday, just blocks away from the White House. Investigators previously...
It can be tough to convince Americans to agree on something. But it seems we all agree on Thanksgiving –– or at least, 91% of us do, which is about as close as it’s going to get. Across the nation, people will sit down with friends and family this evening, and the vast majority will...
An investigative report in the conservative news outlet The Blaze is being scrutinized and debunked after the publication named a former Capitol Police officer as the main suspect in an attempted bombing in Washington on Jan. 6, 2021. Who left pipe bombs outside the national headquarters of the Democratic and Republican parties is a mystery...
Two West Virginia National Guard members are in critical condition after a "targeted attack" near the White House, according to Washington Mayor Muriel Bowser. Police arrested one suspect who was injured during the attack. West Virginia Gov. Patrick Morrisey previously said that the two National Guard members died from their injuries. However, he walked back...
A transcript showing that U.S. envoy Steve Witkoff advised a top Kremlin aide on the best way for Russian leader Vladimir Putin to approach President Donald Trump about a Ukraine peace plan has sparked criticism and raised questions about the neutrality of the U.S. proposal. The transcript of the Oct. 14 conversation was published by...
President Donald Trump and the architect he personally selected to design the new White House ballroom are reportedly at odds over just how big the project should be. The architect is arguing that less is more, while Trump just wants more. The conflict stems from Trump’s opulent style and architectural standards, four sources familiar with...
The last remaining criminal case against President Donald Trump was dismissed Wednesday after a Georgia prosecutor decided not to further pursue a sprawling election interference case. The dismissal effectively ended efforts to hold Trump responsible for attempts to overturn the results of the 2020 election in Georgia and other states. Fulton County Superior Court Judge...
A spectacular fire in a high-rise apartment building complex killed at least 36 and left more than 200 missing on Wednesday, according to The Associated Press. Nine people were declared dead at the scene, and four others later died at a hospital. One of those killed was a firefighter, AP reports. Authorities say at least...
In five cities across New Jersey, First Choice Women’s Resource Centers offer free pregnancy tests, ultrasounds and scans for sexually transmitted diseases. “Our mission is clear,” the nonprofit’s website says, “... to encourage and equip women and men to make informed pregnancy decisions.” The state attorney general says the centers are frauds. Officials say First...
This week on Weapons and Warfare, host Ryan Robertson explores the groundbreaking partnership between Textron and Leonardo to develop the Beechcraft M-346N as a potential next-generation training jet for naval aviators. Ryan hits the tarmac to get an up-close look at the innovative design features that set the M-346N apart, hear insights about the collaboration's...
Can the Pentagon follow through and actually recall Sen. Mark Kelly, D-Ariz., a retired Navy captain, back to active duty to face a court-martial? The potential move comes in response to Kelly’s participation in a video made by Democratic lawmakers to remind servicemembers of their obligations to disobey any illegal orders. Pentagon v. Kelly “You...
News coverage often looks different depending on which outlet you follow. This week’s Bias Breakdown examines how editorial priorities, audience expectations, and limited airtime shape the stories that rise to the top of the news cycle, as well as the ones that quietly fall away. Using a recent example in which a social media video...
The secretary for Housing and Urban Development (HUD) announced late Monday that his agency is joining in President Donald Trump’s push to lower violent crime in Memphis through the establishment of a toll-free hotline. Except that the hotline has existed since at least 2003, fielding complaints of crime, fraud and abuse for investigations. HUD Secretary...
The FBI has requested interviews with the six Democratic lawmakers who appeared on a video telling troops that the Constitution allows them to refuse illegal orders. The move, reported by multiple outlets, comes a day after the Department of Defense threatened Sen. Mark Kelly, D-Ariz., a retired Navy captain, with a possible court-martial over his...
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