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Social Security update: Second direct payment worth up to $4,555 for February arriving in only three days

The second round of the Social Security Administration's retirement payments for February, worth up to $4,555, will be issued to recipients in three days.

Josh Harris, potential Commanders buyer, visits training facility as bid deadline nears

Josh Harris, owner of NBA’s Philadelphia 76ers and the NHL’s New Jersey Devils, reportedly visited the Washington Commanders team’s training facility on Friday in Ashburn, Virginia, stirring speculation of his interest in the team.

US jets shoot down latest ‘unidentified object’ flying over Canada

Another unidentified flying object in North America has been shot down, this one over Canada.

US official says ‘object’ shot down over Alaska entered US airspace before detection

A senior U.S. official has said that the most recent unidentified flying "object" shot down over Alaska on Friday had already entered U.S. airspace before it was detected.

Sununu says crowded GOP primary field could complicate 2024 presidential contest

Gov. Chris Sununu seems to be inching closer to launching a presidential bid for 2024, especially after reports emerged earlier this week that the New Hampshire governor is beefing up a campaign committee intended to gauge donor interest.

Murkowski says US should send ‘unequivocable’ message on object shot down over Alaska

Sen. Lisa Murkowski (R-AK) has stated the United States needs to issue a "clear and unequivocable" message against objects flying into its airspace without permission on Friday.

IRS says California’s Middle Class Tax Refund will not have to be reported as taxable

The Internal Revenue Service will not require California residents to report a payment from the state as taxable when filing their taxes.

Democrats face high turnover, raising questions about a ‘bad boss’ problem

Rep. Nanette Barragan (D-CA) has recently come under fire after it was reported her leadership over the Hispanic Congressional Caucus has been called into question due to her tendencies for high turnover rates.

Russia loses more than 1,100 personnel in a day, highest count of war, Ukraine says

Russia's army in Ukraine has taken another hit, losing 1,140 personnel on Friday, according to the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.

Trump willing to give DNA sample in sexual assault lawsuit, lawyer says

Former President Donald Trump is willing to provide a DNA sample to New York prosecutors as part of a lawsuit filed by former magazine columnist E. Jean Carroll, who accused him of raping her in the 1990s.
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