
Key US Government Surveillance Program Set to Expire After Congressional Extension Fails
A surveillance tool used for preventing terror attacks and catching foreign spies will expire after Congress failed to extend it.

A surveillance tool used for preventing terror attacks and catching foreign spies will expire after Congress failed to extend it.

The Senate held multiple votes on Friday morning involving immigration funding and FISA surveillance powers, with mixed results.

President Trump accused Pope Leo XIV of endangering Catholics over Iran nuclear policy, two days before Secretary of State Rubio's Vatican meeting.

Supreme Court justices questioned the Trump administration during oral arguments over an executive order limiting birthright citizenship.

The House adopted a budget resolution that will allow Republicans to advance legislation funding immigration enforcement agencies through reconciliation.

A man accused of attempting to assassinate President Trump at the White House Correspondents' Dinner faces court appearance Thursday as authorities examine electronic evidence.
The Federal Communications Commission is expected to order Disney's TV stations to file broadcast license renewals early amid a dispute involving Jimmy Kimmel.

The State Department condemned British authorities' handling of a student murder case, while Joe Rogan criticized ICE deployments as setting dangerous precedent.

Congressional Republicans who defied Trump on key votes are facing primary elections that will test the former president's influence over the GOP.

Former first lady Jill Biden said she supported President Biden's decision to pardon their son Hunter after Trump's election victory.

The Supreme Court declined to hear Steve Bannon's appeal, allowing the Trump administration to dismiss his contempt of Congress conviction.

The Senate voted to fund most Department of Homeland Security operations after a 40-day shutdown, but excluded ICE and Border Patrol from the package.

The Supreme Court denied Alabama's request to execute Jeffrey Lee using nitrogen gas after lower courts found the method unconstitutional.

The Department of Homeland Security is probing allegations that Rep. Eric Swalwell hired a nanny not authorized to work in the United States.
Health Secretary Wes Streeting is reportedly preparing to resign after a brief 16-minute meeting with the Prime Minister yesterday.
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