Mullin Announces Major Steps for Election Security Following China Revelations
He also called on states to crosscheck voter data with the Systematic Alien Verification for Entitlements, a database from the DHS that verifies citizenship.
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Can Trump Sue Himself?
All those whose rights have been violated by the criminal acts of a government employee have a cause of action against the government seeking to compensate them for the demonstrable harm the government employee caused them
Anthropic, Meta Hold Early AI Infrastructure Talks
The New York Times reported the potential agreement could be worth about $10 billion, lifting Meta's shares on Friday.
Watchdog: Maryland’s Weak Controls Put Millions Of Federal Tax Dollars At Risk
An audit found the state’s transportation department misreported $417 million, the Department of Human Services poorly tracked more than $200 million in funding, and other agencies committed similar accounting errors.
How Are Chinese Crime Rings Using Tap-To-Pay Fraud
Fraudsters use stolen credit card information loaded into digital wallets to purchase gift cards and high-value products at self-checkout counters, often while receiving real-time instructions from overseas scam operations
Jeffries Slams ‘Reckless’ Republican Budget Bill
Jeffries argued that Republicans were struggling to advance their agenda despite holding the House majority.
Watch: China Meddled In U.S. Elections, Says Trump
China tried to influence U.S. business leaders to turn against me during my first term, Trump claimed.
Apple Briefly Overtakes Nvidia As World's Most Valuable Company
Nvidia's stock briefly fell about 3%, reducing its market capitalization to around $4.84 trillion, while Apple's valuation climbed to roughly $4.88 trillion
What Caused The Sharp Increase In Import Prices From China
The report showed import prices increased 0.3% during the month, compared with economists' expectations of a 0.8% decline
Another Piece Of California Culture Threatened By The Prohibitionists
Red’s Giant Hamburg on Route 66 in Springfield, Mo., was likely the first drive-thru restaurant in the country, says the American Automobile Association, serving customers as early as 1947
Air Pollution Soars Across US Due To Canadian Wildfires
Reported by CBS News and the Associated Press, cities including Detroit, Chicago and Washington, D.C., ranked among the world's most polluted major cities on Friday
Iran Claims Civilian Sites Hit, Launches Attacks Across Region
U.S. completed its sixth consecutive night of strikes, targeting dozens of Iranian military sites, including air defense systems, logistics facilities and maritime assets.
Watch: US Strikes Iran Six Nights In A Row
The U.S. military announced that it has concluded its latest round of airstrikes against targets inside Iran.
How Is Netanyahu Trying To Secure Coalition Support Ahead Of Elections
The legislation includes measures protecting ultra-Orthodox military draft exemptions and declaring Torah study a foundational state value.
Watch: China Paid Journalists Big Money To Slander Me, Says Trump
China wanted Trump to lose the next election as he was wise to them, Trump claimed.
A Growing Problem On America’s Roads Is Finally Getting Attention
Featuring interviews with leaders of companies in the trucking industry and clips of the worst accidents involving foreign-born drivers, Cortes’ documentary gives Americans an understanding of why our nation’s trucking industry needs protection