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RFK Jr. Backs Department of War Ending Flu Vaccine Mandate
‘These soldiers are being sent over to fight for our freedoms and ... they should have some freedoms, too,’ the health secretary said.
Chinese Aircraft Carrier Sails Through Taiwan Strait as US, Philippines Start Drills Near Taiwan
The exercises are in the crucial Bashi Channel, where America and allies could block the CCP’s attempt to break through the First Island Chain, analysts said.
CDC Declines to Publish Study on COVID-19 Vaccine
‘The study uses a test negative design that will not produce an unbiased estimate of efficacy,’ the agency’s top official said.
US Approves Potential $200 Million Hellfire Missile Sale to the Netherlands
The deal aims to strengthen the NATO ally’s strike capabilities as demand for precision weapons grows.
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Day in Photos: Teotihuacan Reopens, Illegal Sand Quarry, and Youth Detention Center
A glimpse into the world through the lens of photography.
Los Angeles Schools Move to Limit Classroom Screen Time
The new policy follows an earlier cellphone ban as the district seeks balance between technology use and student well-being.
Appeals Court Blocks California Law Requiring Federal Agents to Show ID
The No Vigilantes Act, signed by Gov. Newsom in September, conflicts with the U.S. Constitution and federal law, the Ninth Circuit appeals panel ruled.
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FCC Seeks Public Comment on TV Ratings, Parental Warnings on Gender Content
Parents say gender identity issues are being included in children’s programs without disclosure, the agency said.
What to Know About the Federal Charges Against the Southern Poverty Law Center
The Southern Poverty Law Center faces federal fraud charges and is accused of improperly raising millions to finance paid informants in extremist groups.
Ford Recalls 140,000 Ranger Pickups Over Sun Visor Wiring Fire Risk
As of March 20, the automaker was aware of three warranty claims: one involving a reported fire and two others involving smoke or burn evidence.
John Phelan Steps Down as Secretary of the Navy
Undersecretary Hung Cao will assume Phelan’s duties, the Pentagon said.
US Congressman From Georgia, David Scott, Dies at Age 80
Scott was the first black person to serve as chairman of the House Agriculture Committee.
Military Budget Requests Record $338.8 Billion for Air Force, Space Force
The Space Force is looking at a 124 percent budget hike.
Voting Rights Groups Sue to Stop DOJ From Collecting State Voter Lists
The complaint alleges that the Department of Justice attempted to usurp states’ authority.
Duffy Seeking $10 Billion From Congress to Revamp Air Traffic Control System
‘We are going to need more money for the software side of this build,’ Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy said during an event.
Trump Participates in Historic Bible-Reading Marathon to Celebrate Nation’s 250th Anniversary
The president joined hundreds of others for the ‘America Reads the Bible’ event.
FBI Investigating Reports of Deaths, Disappearances of US Scientists
The probe comes as NASA released a statement suggesting that there is no national security threat.
Trump Calls On Iran to Stop Execution of 8 Women Amid Negotiations
‘I would greatly appreciate the release of these women,’ the president says.
US Military Boards Sanctioned Oil Tanker Linked to Iran, Pentagon Announces
‘International waters are not a refuge for sanctioned vessels,’ the Pentagon said on social media.
Trump Invokes Defense Production Act to Sign Energy-Related Directives
The White House said the memos would allow the Energy Department to use funding secured from the One Big Beautiful Bill Act.
Trump Says He’s ‘Highly Unlikely’ to Extend Iran Ceasefire If No Deal Reached by Deadline
The ceasefire with Iran will expire on the evening of April 22, Trump said.
