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Austin orders review of intelligence access and control procedures after leaks

Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin ordered a review of how the Department of Defense handles intelligence access and accountability following a massive trove of leaked classified documents.

Katie Porter denies dumping potatoes on ex-husband in renewed domestic abuse scrutiny

Rep. Katie Porter (D-CA) denied allegations on Thursday that she was abusive to her ex-husband. It was alleged that she dumped a pot of hot potatoes on his head.

House plans vote on resolution to block DC police reform law next week

The House Rules Committee is planning to tee up floor action next week on another resolution that would overturn local police reforms in Washington, D.C., a second attempt to nullify another law passed by the District of Columbia and rein in the district’s autonomy.

Alleged leaker works as cyber transport systems journeyman, Air Force says

The U.S. Air Force has released details about the Air National Guardsman arrested on suspicion of allegedly leaking hundreds of classified military documents.

MLB teams extend beer sales due to pitch clock

Several MLB teams are extending the cutoff time for alcohol sales at their stadiums, and one is moving to sell alcohol for the entire game.

White House denounces Florida abortion ban as ‘extreme and dangerous’

The White House denounced Florida's six-week abortion ban in a sharply worded statement, calling it "extreme and dangerous."

California cities urge Newsom and state to provide $3 billion in homelessness crisis funds

California cities are urging Gov. Gavin Newsom’s (D-CA) administration to grant $3 billion a year in homelessness funding. In a rally at the California Capitol on Wednesday, around 100 city officials made their funding demands.

Trump ally ready to enter House race if Gallagher jumps into Senate competition

Pro-Trump political consultant Alex Bruesewitz appears ready to run for Rep. Mike Gallagher's (R-WI) seat if he decides to run for the Senate.

GOP donor Harlan Crow bought Clarence Thomas’s childhood home to create ‘public museum’

Clarence Thomas sold real estate to Harlan Crow without reporting the sales, a new report has alleged, with the Republican donor stating he intended in part to create a museum in the Supreme Court justice's honor.

Poland’s prime minister: France favors ‘severing the ties’ with US

French President Emmanuel Macron favors “shifting the center of European gravity towards China,” according to Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki.
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