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DHS Shutdown Enters Day 30 as Terror Attacks and TSA Chaos Mount
Both parties have now blocked each other's funding proposals while 260,000 federal workers go unpaid and security lines stretch past three hours at major airports.
Both parties have now blocked each other's funding proposals while 260,000 federal workers go unpaid and security lines stretch past three hours at major airports.
Pro-Iranian hacking group targets medical device giant as U.S.-Iran conflict spreads into healthcare infrastructure
Senator called America "much, much safer" after Khamenei's death, then declared the terror threat the highest in decades
Both leaders explicitly called for toppling the Iranian government — without congressional authorization, two days after Geneva diplomacy, and before a scheduled war powers vote
The women's team outscored opponents 33-2 and drew record viewership, yet the post-Olympic conversation centered on a locker room joke
The president urged Americans to move past sex trafficking documents while directing the Pentagon to release records on extraterrestrial life
Gold medal winners cite scheduling conflicts after president joked about being "forced" to invite them alongside men's team
Austin Tucker Martin, a 21-year-old Trump supporter from North Carolina, was killed after breaching the estate with a shotgun and fuel can