
Veterans face technology challenges amid fraud concerns and modernization efforts
Veterans reported $419 million in fraud losses in 2024 while lawmakers explore blockchain solutions for military records.

Veterans reported $419 million in fraud losses in 2024 while lawmakers explore blockchain solutions for military records.

Senator John Fetterman criticized the Democratic Party over antisemitism concerns after a Pennsylvania Supreme Court justice left the party.

A new poll finds 56% of Americans oppose President Trump's plan to build a ballroom on White House grounds, with opposition unchanged after recent events.

Virginia became the 18th state to join an interstate compact aimed at awarding electoral votes to the national popular vote winner.

DHS Secretary and NYC case highlight concerns about Chinese government influence operations targeting US officials and dissidents.

Truck and tractor protests have spread across Ireland, prompting the prime minister to announce tax cuts as the government faces potential no-confidence vote.

Former President Trump called Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson 'useless' after the mayor met with Pope Leo XIV at the Vatican.

President Trump signed legislation providing $70 billion in additional funding for immigration enforcement agencies through his second term.

Recent analyses examine financial impacts of presidential pardons and prediction market betting on pardon decisions.

Republican Representative Burgess Owens of Utah announced he will not run for reelection in 2026, joining other House Republicans stepping down.

A former parliamentary employee has been detained under hacking laws, Commons Speaker Sir Lindsay Hoyle told MPs on Monday.

The Supreme Court ruled against Trump's sweeping import tariffs, prompting the administration to pursue alternative legal authorities for trade enforcement.

President Trump addressed criticism over the cost of a planned White House ballroom expansion, defending the project's price and scope.

Democratic leaders have accused Texas House candidate Maureen Galindo of antisemitism, highlighting tensions within the party over Israel-related issues.

New York officials debate tax policy while federal work requirements threaten food stamp benefits for 180,000 residents.
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