
Appeals Court Allows Pentagon to Require Journalist Escorts During Legal Appeal
An appeals panel ruled the Defense Department can temporarily require escorts for journalists while appealing a previous court decision on press access rules.

An appeals panel ruled the Defense Department can temporarily require escorts for journalists while appealing a previous court decision on press access rules.

President Trump signed executive memos ordering increased oil, coal, and gas production, citing national energy emergency and defense readiness concerns.

The Education Department nullified six Title IX agreements from previous administrations requiring gender identity policies in schools.

Salah Sarsour, president of Wisconsin's largest mosque, was detained by federal immigration agents in Milwaukee on Monday.

Rachel Reeves unveiled VAT reductions on amusement parks, theatre tickets and children's meals as part of cost-of-living relief package.

Vice President JD Vance's chief of staff will leave at summer's end, while Vance prepares for his first appearance on ABC's 'The View' program.

Speaker Mike Johnson backed a Senate plan to fund DHS border security separately after initially calling it 'a joke,' following President Trump's endorsement.

Louisiana officials moved House primary elections from Saturday to November to allow time for congressional map redistricting.

Mike Duggan suspended his independent bid for Michigan governor, citing challenging political conditions for his campaign.

Long Island township acts to preserve 'mother' and 'father' terminology in local code following New York's adoption of gender-neutral parental language.

Todd Blanche addressed various policy positions while serving as acting attorney general, drawing scrutiny from lawmakers.

Various news outlets report on Trump's involvement in GOP primaries, international diplomatic relationships, and political positioning.

House Republican leadership urged Rep. Tony Gonzales to withdraw from his reelection race after he admitted to an affair with a former staffer who died by suicide.

Multiple federal departments have experienced substantial personnel losses, with DOJ losing 25% of lawyers and CISA losing 1,100 staff during recent shutdown.

Betty Yee suspended her gubernatorial campaign Monday, citing poor polling performance and limited time before the primary election.
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