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By Nathan Worcester Contributing Writer OXON HILL, Maryland — In a wide-ranging interview with NewsMax host Rob Schmitt, technologist and special government employee Elon Musk offered insights into what drives him.
By Matthew Vadum Contributing Writer A coalition of activist groups is suing the federal government over President Donald Trump’s executive orders that curtail the government’s diversity, equity and inclusion programs and
By Tom Ozimek Contributing Writer White House and Department of Transportation officials said that no air traffic controllers or other safety-critical personnel were affected by the recent firings of hundreds of
There is a five-alarm fire blazing in the U.S. Capitol and nobody is in a hurry to put it out. Where is Jamaal Bowman when we need him? Every Democrat
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By Nathan Worcester Contributing Writer WASHINGTON — The Senate on Thursday confirmed Kash Patel as director of the FBI. Senators voted 51-49 to confirm Patel, who gained prominence for exposing alleged
By Chris Summers Contributing Writer Hamas has released the bodies of four Israeli hostages — including a mother and her two children — after parading their coffins under a banner that
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By Jack Phillips Contributing Writer The U.S. Department of State has designated several Mexican drug cartels and several transnational criminal gangs as global terrorist organizations, according to a notice in the
By Naveen Athrappully Contributing Writer Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem has announced a nationwide and international ad campaign urging illegal immigrants to leave the United States immediately or face deportation “with
By Zachary Stieber Contributing Writer The federal government layoffs have expanded to additional agencies, according to a new internal letter and government officials, after President Donald Trump ordered agencies to make