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Border warnings on Title 42 ‘doing the work of the smugglers,’ White House says

The White House defended its handling of a migration crisis along the U.S.-Mexico border, charging that people warning of a surge in arrivals once Title 42 ends are reinforcing cartel messaging.

Over 50 groups request greater transparency from Biden on drone program

A group of more than 50 organizations has called on President Joe Biden to provide more transparency within his administration’s counterterrorism and drone programs.

Biden to sign NDAA ending military’s COVID-19 vaccine mandate this week

President Joe Biden will sign the National Defense Authorization Act "this week," the White House said on Monday, resulting in the end of the Pentagon's coronavirus vaccine mandate.

Elon Musk stalker thinks billionaire’s ex Grimes is sending him encoded messages: Report

The man who is accused of stalking Twitter owner Elon Musk reportedly claimed he is the one being stalked by the billionaire.

Prince William ‘livid’ at Harry for using footage of Princess Diana in Netflix documentary: Report

Prince William will be "livid" at his brother, Prince Harry, for using a BBC interview that included footage of their mother, the late Princess Diana, during his recent Netflix documentary with wife Meghan Markle, Duchess of Sussex, a royal expert claims.

‘Dangerous’ heavy metals found in several popular dark chocolate bars, research finds

New research found a considerable presence of "dangerous" heavy metals in several popular dark chocolate bars, including Hershey's and Trader Joe's.

New ‘Twitter Files’ detail FBI’s relationship with company leadership

The latest release of internal Twitter documents released by allies of new owner Elon Musk details the conversations and interactions the FBI and Twitter's leadership had in the lead-up to the 2020 election and the platform's censoring of the New York Post story about Hunter Biden's laptop.

White House praises Jan. 6 committee after criminal referrals for Trump

White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre repeated her condemnation of "the worst attack on our democracy since the Civil War" after the Monday criminal referrals the House Jan. 6 select committee sent to the Justice Department for former President Donald Trump.

Stimulus update: Deadline revealed to apply for direct $500 cash payments

Chicago residents interested in receiving some extra money can potentially get $500 if they fill out a program application before New Year's Eve.

FBI alerts public on ‘staggering increase’ in sexploitation among minors

At least 3,000 minors, primarily young boys, have been victims of sextortion over the past year, and the FBI is warning parents to teach their children about the dangers of sexploitation as winter breaks begin.
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