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Beijing ‘Increasingly Confident’ in Its Ability to Influence Elections Globally: Director of National Intelligence
House Panel Advances Bills Targeting ‘Zuckerbucks,' Foreign Interference in Elections
Ohio Orders Purge of Ineligible Voters From State Voter Rolls After Finding 137 ‘Non-Citizens’ Registered to Vote
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USDA Tests Find No Bird Flu in Properly Cooked Burgers
Experiments found no virus in beef cooked to at least 145 degrees Fahrenheit.
Canyonlands National Park Seeks Public Help to Identify Visitors Suspected of Archeological Theft
The alleged incident took place at Cave Spring Cowboy Camp in the Needles district.
Hunter Biden’s Lawyer Seeks Trial Delay, Cites Difficulties of Preparing for 2 Cases
President Joe Biden’s son faces two trials next month. His lawyers say they’ve encountered ‘unique difficulties’ securing witnesses and preparing.
House Republicans Express Concern Over Sharp Uptick in Chinese Migrants Illegally Crossing Border
Newly released numbers show more Chinese nationals crossed the southwest border illegally this April than during all of 2022.
2 House Panels Clear Contempt Resolutions Against AG Garland
The attorney general has failed to turn over subpoenaed recordings of Biden’s interview with special counsel Hur to two House committees.
Driver Killed in Incident at Arizona Facility That Is Being Built by a Taiwanese Semiconductor Giant
RFK Jr. Says He Will Meet June Debate Qualifications, but Will He Be Included?
Candidates must reach at least 15 percent in four national polls and appear on enough state ballot to gain 270 Electoral College votes, the rules state.
40 Percent of Arrestees in UC Irvine Protest Had No Connection With School
Two faculty members were reportedly among those arrested.
FAA Says It Hasn’t Lifted United Airlines Suspension After Recent Safety Scares
The FAA is still working to make sure United is compliant with safety regulations after several incidents, including an engine fire, occurred earlier this year.
California Opens First Round of Prop. 1 Funding
Gov. Gavin Newsom Announced that $3.3 billion will be made available by July to help people suffering from mental health issues, addictions, or homelessness.
Biden Administration to Accelerate Court Cases for Certain Illegal Immigrants
Immigration judges in five U.S. cities will be tasked to render a final decision on the cases of these illegal immigrants within 180 days.
Newsom Slashes $2 Billion From Education Budget
But K-12 schools and community colleges will be safeguarded from the budgetary impact, Gov. Gavin Newsom said.
Texas Judge Orders New Election for Harris County Judicial Seat
The number of illegal votes counted in the 2022 election ‘cast doubt on the true outcome,’ the judge found.
