A senior civilian official in the Department of the Navy has been placed on administrative leave after hidden-camera footage showed him criticizing President Donald Trump and suggesting that government employees could delay or eventually reverse the administration’s policies. The video, recorded during a July
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As America’s Midwest suffers coughing fits because of Canada’s negligent wildfires, some American officials want to send a message: enough is enough. Ohio Republican Sen. Bernie Moreno announced Thursday that he will introduce legislation sanctioning Canada and Canadian government officials after smoke from massive wildfires pushed air quality across Ohio into dangerous territory. “I’ll be introducing
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said the United States’ gold reserves remain intact
Alina Fernandez, the exiled daughter of late Cuban dictator Fidel Castro, declined
California Governor Gavin Newsom signed a law requiring the task force to recommend reparations for slavery in October 2020. Its suggestions are
The US Navy made a stunningly tone-deaf decision to attract new recruits after a report determined it is not expected to meet
The Human Rights Campaign called on Anheuser-Busch, the company behind Bud Light, to publicly restate its support for the trans community after
Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito said he has a “pretty good idea” about who exactly leaked the draft ruling of the Court’s
Two close associates of Republican megadonor and tech billionaire Peter Thiel said he decided against funding any 2024 candidates due to his
Republican Representative Nancy Mace of South Carolina lambasted her fellow party members for their stance on abortion.
Pamphlets coaching employees on gender pronouns are being spread throughout Goldman Sachs – and some bankers are astounded by the hypocrisy.
Walter Reed National Military Medical Center, the hospital of preference for sitting US presidents since its opening in 1940, is under fire
Democratic governors are in a shopping frenzy, buying up supplies of abortion medication amid legal uncertainty about the ongoing availability of the
Texas Governor Greg Abbott (R) said he is seeking a pardon for an Army sergeant who was convicted of murder after fatally
