The U.S. Capitol Police said on Tuesday that a man was stopped during a screening process at the Capitol Visitor Center. He was carrying a torch and a flare gun.

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According to a post by America First Legal on X, a U.K.-based organization is using its U.S. and Biden-Harris influence to silence Americans and end their right to free speech....

The Opposition Conservatives have decried the $9 million condo purchase as excessive

The presidential election isn’t the only decisive moment playing out in the next few days. Over in Las Vegas, industry players are also throwing bets on the fate of a institution far more cherished than the U.S. government: the American Film Market. A once-bustling film fair bulging with B-movie energy, the AFM has had a […]

A few years ago, researchers from the University of Chicago conducted the first and to date only in-depth needs assessment of youth and young adults who were street homeless in Philadelphia. In Voices of Youth Count Comprehensive Report: Youth Homelessness in America, they found that on any given evening, while most of us […]The post

Earlier this month, the United States and the Republic of Korea reached an agreement on greater cooperation on civil nuclear energy projects, the U.S. Department of Energy said this week.

In recent months, unidentifieddroneshave been spotted flying near U.S. military installations and critical infrastructure, posing a significant national security threat. These unmanned aerial systems (UAS) have highlighted...

A man who “smelled like fuel” while carrying a torch and flare gun has been arrested outside the US Capitol. The man was attempting to enter the Capitol Visitor Center when he was stopped during the regular screening process, US Capitol Police said in a statement Tuesday. Heightened security is in place at the U.S....

The U.S. Capitol Visitors Center was closed Tuesday afternoon, after Capitol Police arrested a man during their security screening process who was carrying a torch and flare gun. Our officers just arrested a man who was stopped during our screening process at the Capitol Visitor Center (CVC), the Capitol Police wrote in a statement online....

On Election Day, our nation's future is in the hands of our fellow Americans. Like it or not, we all must accept the people's verdict in a free and fair election.

The decision by the USDA follows a CFPB report that found online school meal payments predominantly affect low-income families.

What if, in the wake of contentious election results, civilian law enforcement fears a possible confrontation with civilians should highly sophisticated military intelligence capabilities be employed to spy on Americans? A Department of Defense directive (DODD) issued on Sept. 27 says yes.

Familiar faces returned to Poguelandia on Saturday. As the cast and crew of “Outer Banks” celebrated the premiere of Season 4 Part 2 at a fan event in Santa Monica, some of the stars also teased future projects. Chase Stokes will be seen starring as a U.S. Army tech specialist in the action thriller Valiant […]

Sometimes data can be misleading, and other times, confusing. Both appear to be true today as government data shows the economy has added many jobs over the last year, but few workers. How is that possible?Specifically, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, the economy added more than 2.4 million new jobs from September ...

Just this week, in the run-up to Election Day, some big finance projects were announced suggesting no worries about the road ahead.

NEW YORK (AP) The U.S. Department of Agriculture announced that students eligible for free or reduced price school meals cannot be charged processing fees beginning in 2027. School districts currently work with processing companies to offer cashless payment systems for familie...

The U.S. Attorneys Office for the Middle District of Georgia announced that a Jones County poll worker was arrested after mailing a letter with violent threats to local election workers.

The timely, and award-winning, documentary about the Israeli government's attempts to expel Palestinians has sold to European countries but has yet to land a distributor in the U.S.

Indiana, Montana, and Texas were the only state attorneys general not to sign on to a bi-partisan statement to condemn violence related to the results of Tuesday's election results and to uphold dem...