By Zachary Stieber Contributing Writer A sample of lettuce from a U.S. supplier did not actually test positive for a parasite called cyclospora, the Food and Drug Administration said on Sunday. Regulators on
By Jack Phillips Contributing Writer The U.S. military has destroyed a key Iranian surveillance tower in the Strait of Hormuz that was used to monitor ships, according to a Friday statement from U.S. Central
By Jack Phillips Contributing Writer Department of Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin on Friday said that states that do not purge their voter rolls of potentially ineligible voters and noncitizens could lose funding.
By Nathan Worcester Contributing Writer WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump, in a primetime address on Wednesday, announced the declassification of information that he said reveals large-scale Chinese hacking of American voter information. “Over a period
By Tom Ozimek Contributing Writer President Donald Trump on Wednesday declined to rule out destroying Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, drawing a parallel with his administration’s campaign against the ISIS terrorist
By Ryan Morgan Contributing Writer The U.S. State Department on Thursday hosted a ministerial conference to address growing concerns about rising terrorism threats, particularly from the political left. Representatives from more than 60 nations,
By Jack Phillips Contributing Writer Former special counsel Jack Smith’s team looked at text messages sent by dozens of congressional lawmakers as part of an investigation into President Donald Trump, according
By Jackson Richman Contributing Writer House Republicans released a $95 billion budget blueprint on Wednesday in hopes of securing a compromise for supplemental funding on defense, election integrity and other issues. The budget resolution is the third attempt
By Timothy Frudd Contributing Writer U.S. Attorney Jay Clayton shared his vision for the intelligence community during his confirmation hearing for director of national intelligence on Wednesday. Clayton, who was nominated last month by President Donald
By Aldgra Fredly Contributing Writer President Donald Trump warned on Tuesday that the U.S. military would escalate strikes on Iran’s critical infrastructure unless Tehran returns to negotiations, after a previous ceasefire collapsed. Trump told Fox
By Joseph Lord Contributing Writer The House of Representatives on Tuesday passed legislation that would end the biannual daylight saving time clock changes in the United States permanently. For Americans, that will mean
By Jack Phillips Contributing Writer President Donald Trump blocked a Homeland Security directive that would have stopped Immigration and Customs Enforcement traffic stops in the wake of two fatal shootings in
By Victoria Friedman Contributing Writer Ukraine said it struck two major oil facilities in Russia, including a petrochemical giant hundreds of miles away from the frontline, using long-range drones. The Ukrainian General
By Jack Phillips Contributing Writer President Donald Trump on Monday said that the U.S. military will reinstate a blockade of Iranian ports and the United States will be reimbursed for
By Jackson Richman & Nathan Worcester Contributing Writers Darline Graham Nordone, the sister of the late Sen. Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., was sworn into her brother’s old Senate seat on Tuesday. Nordone, who had never held public
By Jack Phillips Contributing Writer U.S. forces launched new strikes against Iran on Sunday, U.S. Central Command announced in a social media post. CENTCOM said the attacks on Sunday, directed by President Donald
By Melanie Sun & Tom Gantert Contributing Writers Sen. Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., died after a “brief and sudden illness” on Saturday evening, his office said in a statement. Preliminary findings by the medical examiner, which were released by his
By Jack Phillips Contributing Writer U.S. President Donald Trump on Friday reiterated that a ceasefire between the United States and Iran is over but said that the administration agreed to hold
By Nathan Worcester Contributing Writer Graham Platner’s anticipated exit from the Senate race in Maine has set off a scramble for an alternative. On Wednesday, the same day that the progressive Democrat