Legislation introduced to expand the use of a federal work verification tool faces pushback from unions and business owners who say companies survive on immigrant labor, and paperwork would become burdensome. Politicians have argued that an expansion is needed to prevent further cases of unauthorized immigrants reportedly working illegally in the U.S. The legislative musings […]
President Donald Trump’s comments immediately after U.S. casualties during military operations in Iran were first announced came under scrutiny this week. Six Americans have died since the U.S. and Israel conducted joint strikes in Iran Saturday. Three deaths were initially reported, with U.S. Central Command later confirming that three others also died. “We pray for […]
In this Media Miss Minute, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth says the media is trying to make President Donald Trump look bad in the war with Iran. Plus, a woman is facing charges for allegedly threatening Minnesota’s House Speaker. Media Miss by the right: Hegseth criticizes coverage of US troop deaths in Iran conflict Defense Secretary […]
The war with Iran is driving heavy use of air-defense interceptors, raising concerns in Kyiv and Europe about the availability of systems Ukraine relies on to blunt Russian missile strikes. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has warned Ukraine “may have difficulties acquiring missiles,” especially U.S.-made Patriot missile interceptors, if the U.S. and its allies in the […]
When the 2026 Paralympics officially open on Friday, several participating nations will be entering a second week of warfare in violation of the Olympic Truce. The International Paralympic Committee (IPC) is still allowing athletes from the U.S., Israel and Iran to compete, despite some calls for their removal, while it monitors the situation. What is […]
The Justice Department has dropped a criminal inquiry into whether former President Joe Biden or his aides broke the law by using an autopen to sign presidential documents. Prosecutors say they couldn’t identify a criminal case. The investigation, first reported closed by The New York Times, examined whether the mechanical signature device was improperly used […]
Anthropic is trying to repair its relationship with the Pentagon after a dispute over how the military can use its artificial intelligence technology, according to a new report. At the same time, the U.S. military continues using the company’s AI model in operations tied to the war with Iran. CBS News reports Anthropic CEO Dario […]
Texas Rep. Tony Gonzales acknowledged he had a sexual relationship with a former staff member who later died by suicide. It’s an admission that came as the House Ethics Committee opened an investigation and as he heads to a Republican runoff in May. The episode puts a spotlight on House workplace rules that bar members […]
A U.S. submarine torpedoes and sinks an Iranian warship in international waters — the first such American strike since World War II. Now Iran is vowing retaliation. Plus, a Texas congressman admits to an affair with a former staffer as the House Ethics Committee opens a formal investigation. And the Justice Department drops its investigation […]
Israel and Iran continue trading strikes as the conflict widens across the Middle East. It comes as Iran is also vowing retaliation after the U.S. sank one of its warships, warning America will “bitterly regret” the attack. The latest from the US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth said Wednesday the war in Iran is “just getting started.” It comes as the U.S. is accelerating its campaign against Iran, after a U.S. submarine […]
