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Watchdog admonishes DOJ for subpoenaing private records of congressional aides and reporters

An inspector general raised concerns Tuesday about the Department of Justice seizing phone and email records of congressional aides and reporters in 2017 during the department’s wide-ranging investigation into media leaks that year. DOJ Inspector General Michael Horowitz revealed in a 92-page report that the department sought records from telephone and internet companies regarding two […]

Biden responded to the world. Trump will lead it

Russia launched its largest drone attack to date into Ukraine in late November. The week before that, President Vladimir Putin welcomed 10,000 North Korean troops into Russia and launched his largest missile attack in months. It’s clear this conflict is escalating as we near 1,000 days of war, and Washington is particularly eager to reverse […]

UN condemns Israeli occupation of Syrian buffer zone in wake of Assad ouster

The United Nations is condemning operations undertaken by the Israel Defense Forces in Syria following the collapse of the nation’s established government. The IDF has crossed into the buffer zone dividing the two nations and occupied the area that, by international law, should be kept free from military presence. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has […]

New Jersey lawmakers plead for action as mysterious ‘drone’ worries intensify

Multiple New Jersey lawmakers are calling on the state to take immediate action to address mysterious unidentified flying objects residents have observed flying in the skies for weeks.  Republican state Sen. Jon Bramnick, Rep. Thomas Kean Jr. (R-NJ), and half a dozen mayors are among the officials calling on Gov. Phil Murphy (D-NJ) to do […]

Homan assures Dr. Phil he will fix view that law enforcement are ‘the bad guys’

Incoming “border czar” Tom Homan has vowed to “change” the perception that Democrats have on police officers and Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers, assuring they will no longer be seen as “the bad guys” simply for enforcing the law. Homan appeared on Dr. Phil Primetime to lay out President-elect Donald Trump’s plan to secure the […]

House Republicans seek details on ActBlue’s donation fraud protection services

House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jim Jordan (R-OH) and House Administration Committee Chairman Bryan Steil (R-WI) are seeking information from fraud detection company Sift over its work with ActBlue as the Democratic fundraising platform faces questions over possibly fraudulent donations. ActBlue, the main source used by Democrats and aligned groups for taking political donations, has been […]

Eric Adams announces more shelter closures in New York

New York Mayor Eric Adams took a victory lap touting his administration’s management with an announcement that the city has closed 25 migrant shelters on his watch. In a statement from the mayor’s office, it was announced that 25 migrant shelters would be closing, citing “successful asylum seeker management strategies.” One of the shelters closing […]

Tulsi Gabbard faces questions over views on Syria after sudden collapse of Assad rule

Former Rep. Tulsi Gabbard‘s past sympathies for ousted Syrian President Bashar Assad‘s regime are under scrutiny as she looks to shore up support on Capitol Hill for her nomination to become President-elect Donald Trump’s director of national intelligence. Gabbard faces another busy day of meetings Tuesday on Capitol Hill after meetings with Sens. Lindsey Graham (R-SC), […]

Google deletes negative reviews of McDonald’s where accused CEO killer was arrested

The McDonald’s where police arrested the suspect in the killing of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson is facing a barrage of negative Google reviews. Luigi Mangione, 26, has been charged with murder and a number of weapon offenses following his arrest in Altoona, Pennsylvania, on Monday. A McDonald’s employee recognized Mangione as he ate in the […]

What to know about Malibu’s Franklin fire

A wildfire spread quickly through Malibu early Tuesday morning, prompting evacuations along the coast and orders to shelter-in-place at Pepperdine University. Los Angeles County firefighters responded to a brushfire call at 10:50 p.m. Monday before strong Santa Ana winds quickly escalated the fire’s severity. The fire launched across the Pacific Coast Highway near the Malibu […]
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