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Recent Articles (10)
Darline Graham Nordone signals break with late brother’s defense-focused Senate legacy
Sen. Darline Graham Nordone (R-SC) signaled Monday that she intends to chart a different course on foreign policy from her late brother, Sen. Lindsey Graham, whose decades-long career was defined by h
Dignified transfer of US troops killed in Iran war postponed, Leavitt says
White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt said Monday that the dignified transfer of U.S. service members killed in the Iran war over the weekend was postponed. “Scheduling Update: the dignified tr
Trump DOJ probing Harvard over ‘China-based’ financial aid programs
The Department of Justice said Monday it has opened a review into Harvard University‘s alleged China-linked financial aid programs to determine whether they unlawfully discriminate against students wh
Democrats resist Trump’s push to add Iran to bipartisan Russia sanctions bill
Democrats are resisting President Donald Trump’s push to add Iran to a bipartisan Russia sanctions bill, complicating what had appeared to be an easy Senate victory before lawmakers leave Washington f
Trump says he’ll soon meet new British PM Andy Burnham after ‘interesting’ call
President Donald Trump said Monday that he plans to meet with newly sworn-in British Prime Minister Andy Burnham after what he described as an “interesting” and productive phone call. “I had a very go
A renewed war means renewed GOP midterm worries
A RENEWED WAR MEANS RENEWED GOP MIDTERM WORRIES. In the last week, the war in Iran has seemed like a war again, after a long time in a gray area that was neither war nor peace. Now, with both sides sh
FBI Director Kash Patel schedules fall trip to Russia: Report
FBI Director Kash Patel is scheduled to travel to Russia this fall, according to a report. A U.S. official said Patel is expected to visit Moscow and St. Petersburg from Oct. 14 to 15 and that his hos
Cammack says there is ‘absolutely’ foreign interference on Capitol Hill
Rep. Kat Cammack (R-FL) is fighting to change House rules to require mandatory background checks for House staffers, warning there is “absolutely” foreign interference on Capitol Hill. Her resolution,
Pentagon disputes characterization it downplayed recent casualties in Iran war
The Pentagon has strongly pushed back on reporting that it is trying to downplay the number and severity of American casualties sustained in the Iran war after an attack in Jordan resulted in the deat
Man charged with killing former British MP Ann Widdecombe
A 28-year-old man has been charged with killing British politician Ann Widdecombe. Joshua Kerry, a resident of Rotherham, England, was first arrested at 9 p.m. on Saturday, July 11, in South Yorkshir