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Pentagon UFO leader who penned alien ‘mothership’ paper to testify before Senate

The leader of the Pentagon’s UFO identification office, who recently speculated about the potential for an alien “mothership” in the solar system and “extraterrestrial technological probes” visiting Earth, will testify in a rare congressional hearing.

North Carolina Republicans file bill to ban drag shows

Drag shows could soon be illegal under North Carolina law, with felony charges possible against offenders, after state Republicans filed a bill on Tuesday to "clarify the regulations on adult live entertainment."

Parler will ‘maximize’ free speech, new owner says

Parler's new owner said the social network will focus on expanding free speech.

US citizens and Russian nationals accused of interfering with elections and being ‘illegal agents’

A federal grand jury has accused four citizens of the United States and three Russian intelligence officers of working for the Russian government and Russian Federal Security Service to interfere in U.S. elections, sow discord, and spread pro-Russian propaganda.

Trump wins 2024 endorsement from Texas Republican that met with DeSantis

Former President Donald Trump has secured an endorsement from a Republican who had previously met with Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-FL).

Chip Roy says Democrats can ‘choke’ on ‘responsible’ GOP debt plan

Rep. Chip Roy (R-TX) said that Democrats will have to "choke" on Republicans' budget plan if they don't come to the table to negotiate "in good faith."

Joe Biden and first lady release 2022 tax returns showing joint income of $579K

President Joe Biden and first lady Jill Biden released their 2022 tax returns, showing a joint income of $579,514.

Asa Hutchinson says Donald Trump has taken GOP ‘back to bitterness’

Former Arkansas GOP Gov. Asa Hutchinson said former President Donald Trump has taken the Republican Party "back to bitterness."

Biden labor secretary pick asked to appear before House panel before June to prevent ‘undue delay’

Rep. Virginia Foxx (R-NC), a member of the Committee on Oversight and Accountability, requested that President Joe Biden's labor secretary pick, Julie Su, appear before the committee before June to prevent "undue delay" that would prevent the panel "from conducting its oversight work."

NATO: China to triple its nuclear arsenal ‘within a few years’

China will have a stockpile of 1,500 nuclear warheads “by 2035,” according to Western officials who worry that technological advances and geopolitical acrimony have raised the potential for nuclear conflict.
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