Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth calls for a review of Sen. Mark Kelly's military conduct amid allegations of improperly displaying medals and inciting political influence in a video to troops.
A federal judge has dismissed the Justice Department's cases against Comey and James, citing the unlawful appointment of prosecutor Lindsey Halligan. This ruling opens debates on legal authority and political motives.
In a surprising legal decision, a federal judge dismissed indictments against James Comey and Letitia James due to an unlawful appointment of the prosecutor. This ruling opens the door for future actions but complicates the DOJ's case against Comey due to the statute of limitations.
The FBI is interviewing six Democratic lawmakers after they told military members they can refuse unlawful orders. This follows threats from the Pentagon and accusations of sedition from Trump.
In a recent conversation, Speaker Mike Johnson informed the White House that most House Republicans are not keen on extending ACA's enhanced subsidies, jeopardizing health care for millions as the deadline approaches.
In a major legal setback for Trump, a federal judge dismissed criminal charges against James Comey and Letitia James, citing improper prosecutor appointment. Meanwhile, the military plans to cut ties with the Boy Scouts, and new developments arise in the AI industry.
A new provision in the GOP's 'One Big Beautiful' legislation limits federal student loans for medical and healthcare graduate students, raising concerns about diversity and access in the healthcare workforce.
In a significant development, Ukraine has reportedly agreed to a peace deal facilitated by the Trump administration. With details still pending, optimism grows for a meeting between President Zelenskyy and U.S. officials in November.
In a surprising turn, U.S. Army Secretary Dan Driscoll held secret talks with a Russian delegation in Abu Dhabi, following urgent discussions in Geneva aimed at reviving the Ukraine peace process. The revised 19-point plan raises questions about future military size and amnesty issues.
As bombs fall in Ukraine, a contentious 28-point peace proposal from the Trump administration has sparked outrage. Critics claim it favors Russia, risking Ukraine's sovereignty and military strength.