1365 articles in the US News category.
By Tommy Flynn
Two former NBA players have publicly declared themselves candidates for the 2027 WNBA Draft, framing the move as a direct challenge to the league’s failure to clearly define “woman” and its approach to biological males participating in women’s basketball. Enes Kanter Freedom, a...
By Tommy Flynn
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement has warned Cook County Sheriff Tom Dart that failure to facilitate compliance with immigration subpoenas for jail inmates could constitute federal witness tampering, escalating a long-running dispute over sanctuary policies in the Chicago...
By Tommy Flynn
The Pentagon has directed major U.S. defense contractors to rapidly increase production and speed delivery of critical weapons systems, citing the need to replenish munitions depleted by the ongoing conflict with Iran and to strengthen the defense industrial base. In a memo sent...
By Tommy Flynn
Nearly two dozen Democratic state attorneys general signed a confidential common interest agreement as early as April 2024 to coordinate potential litigation against a future Trump administration, according to documents obtained through public records requests and reported by...
By Tommy Flynn
The White House has launched a public website, —to track the administration’s efforts against waste, fraud, and abuse in federal programs, reporting nearly $230 billion in fraud identified since January 2025. The site, unveiled as part of the White House Task Force to Eliminate...
By Jon Styf | The Center Square
(The Center Square) – Two donors said they had never before made a political donation. Another said “look where I’m living” when asked if he made 7,878 donations worth $93,168. And many more Wisconsin seniors confirmed they had not donated nearly as much as had been claimed in...
By Tommy Flynn
The Senate voted early Saturday morning to pass a short-term funding measure that would keep the federal government operating through December 11, removing the immediate threat of a shutdown before the November midterm elections. Senators approved the continuing resolution 90-6...
By Tommy Flynn
The Senate on Friday confirmed 74 of President Donald Trump’s civilian nominees in a single party-line vote, advancing a large slate of ambassadors, agency leaders, and other officials on the final day of session before the August recess. Senators approved the package 51-47...
By Tommy Flynn
The Senate confirmed Todd Blanche as attorney general early Saturday morning in a 50-49 vote, ending a contentious confirmation battle and installing President Donald Trump’s former personal criminal defense lawyer as the permanent head of the Justice Department. The vote...
By Tommy Flynn
A federal judge on Friday denied the Southern Poverty Law Center’s motion to dismiss a criminal indictment brought by the Department of Justice, ruling that the civil rights organization failed to demonstrate the prosecution was vindictive or politically motivated. U.S. District...
By Tommy Flynn
Sen. Ted Cruz said the United States should arm Iranian protesters and opposition forces with the explicit goal of bringing about the collapse of the Iranian regime, arguing that Iranians themselves should overthrow their government rather than relying on American ground forces....
By Tommy Flynn
A federal appeals court on Friday ordered the Trump administration to halt above-ground construction of a planned White House ballroom, ruling that the president lacks unilateral authority to undertake the project without congressional approval. In a 2-1 decision, a three-judge...