EXCLUSIVE — The chairman of the House Intelligence Committee says his investigation into a letter that sought to discredit reporting on Hunter Biden's laptop is key to exposing how President Joe Biden and ex-intelligence officials “lied” to sway an election.
Yields on Treasury bills maturing soon have fallen from recent highs, a sign that investors are no longer worried about the possibility of a default on federal debt now that the debt limit deal has passed the House.
The Supreme Court on Thursday ruled in favor of a concrete company in Washington seeking to resurrect a lawsuit against the International Brotherhood of Teamsters, accusing the union strike of ruining its cement.
Republicans emerged from the debt ceiling fight blasting party leadership for pushing a bill that passed through the House with more support from Democrats than the GOP.
Applications for a new guaranteed income program in Massachusetts opened on Thursday, with selected participants receiving monthly payments of $500 from this program.
Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin acknowledged he’s “concerned” that the silence from the Chinese Ministry of Defense could lead to an incident that could “spiral out of control.”
House Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer (R-KY) explained that FBI Director Christopher Wray said “he was going to redact” the subpoenaed Biden documents with the condition that the information be viewed in a secure and private manner.
