White House Expected to Abandon Controversial Weaponization Fund
President Donald Trump is expected to formally abandon a disputed $1.8 billion fund designed to compensate individuals claiming they were targets of government weaponization.
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Anthropic Files for IPO to Test Public Appetite for AI Stocks
Anthropic leaders moved to list the company on public markets to secure capital for the escalating infrastructure requirements of large-scale artificial intelligence models.
Federal Judges Rebuke Justice Department Lawyers for Lack of Candor
Federal judges across multiple jurisdictions are challenging the longstanding presumption that government attorneys provide inherently reliable information to the court.
Schumer Vows to Block Trump's $1.8 Billion Legal Fund
Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer pledged to dismantle a multi-billion-dollar pool of money established by the White House to compensate individuals targeted by federal investigations.
U.S. Bombs Iranian Radar Sites and Kuwait Fires Interceptors
Pentagon officials confirmed targeted strikes on Iranian military infrastructure in response to the recent destruction of a surveillance drone.
Beshear Claims Texas Senate Race Is Winnable for Democrats
Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear argued that a Democratic victory in the Texas Senate race has moved from a theoretical possibility to a realistic electoral outcome.
United Airlines Flight Returns to Newark After Bluetooth Device Scare
United Flight 236 returned to Newark after a Bluetooth device name raised a security concern; another United flight diverted for an unruly passenger.
Booker Raises Concerns Over Graham Platner Text Reports
Senator Cory Booker said he has concerns about Graham Platner's Maine Senate campaign after reports about explicit texts surfaced.
Trump Faces Federal Lawyer Exodus Across Agencies
More than 10,000 federal lawyers have left government service, weakening agency legal teams and strengthening state offices and advocacy groups.
Virginia Manhunt Expands for Deputy Killing Suspect
The U.S. Marshals Service is offering $10,000 for information leading to Michael Puckett after Deputy Logan Utt was killed in Virginia.
Virginia Manhunt Continues After Deputy Logan Utt Killed
Virginia authorities are searching for Michael Puckett after Carroll County Deputy Logan Utt was killed during a welfare check on Fancy Gap Highway.
Trump Questions Vance 2028 Status While Shaping Library Plans
Trump is keeping JD Vance from becoming an automatic 2028 heir while pushing for tighter control over records tied to his presidential library.