Saudi Arabia Intercepts Drone Near Islam’s Holiest City
Saudi coalition spokesman Turki al-Maliki said the incident marked the first reported Houthi attempt to target the area around Islam’s holiest city since a missile was intercepted in 2017.
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12 Charged In Alleged $10 Million California Childcare Fraud Scheme
Prosecutors say the defendants obtained childcare licenses and submitted false attendance records for children who were rarely or never present.
House Votes 220-204 to Limit Trump's Military Authority In Iran
The vote comes as the conflict approaches seven months and becomes an increasingly prominent issue ahead of the November midterm elections.
Helicopter Crash In Los Angeles Kills At Least Three
Another person was taken to a hospital, although officials had not immediately provided details about their condition.
NHTSA Orders Tesla To Answer Questions Over Cybercab Safety
The agency's special order requires Tesla to respond under oath by September 30 regarding whether the autonomous vehicle complies with federal motor vehicle safety standards.
Bear Attacks 20-Year-Old Archery Hunter In Montana
Montana wildlife officials are investigating the incident and have deployed three game wardens to survey the surrounding Elk Park area.
UK, U.S. And Netherlands Warn of Iranian Chosen Brick Spyware
Attackers reportedly impersonate trusted contacts on messaging platforms including WhatsApp and Telegram before building rapport with targets.
DOJ to Investigate AI-Related Crimes, Attorney General Blanche Says
Blanche said existing federal laws can be applied to unlawful conduct involving AI, keeping the department focused on criminal enforcement rather than creating additional rules for the technology.
Pentagon Report Puts Iran War Cost At $33.4 Billion
The report, released September 14, covers U.S. government activities related to the operation through the end of June.
Kennedy Center Board Votes To Close Venue For Renovations
The board has argued that the performing arts center faces severe financial pressure and deteriorating infrastructure, while federal officials have warned that extensive repairs are needed.
Senate Blocks Clarity Act, Delaying U.S. Crypto Regulation
The procedural cloture vote failed 49-50, well short of the 60 votes required to move the legislation forward.
Abbott Campaign Targets Hinojosa Over Property Tax Record
Abbott’s campaign argues that Hinojosa’s record on taxes contradicts those proposals, pointing to her votes in the Texas Legislature and her time on the Austin ISD school board.
Jeffries Says Democrats Will Win Because Of National Nightmare
Jeffries then touted some of the policy proposals Democrats would focus on if they were to retake control of the House, which include strengthening regulations on artificial intelligence.
Rep. Beyer Seeks September Hearings About AI Regulation
The House was scheduled to host various hearings through Thursday of this week before lawmakers leave Washington to hit the campaign trail.
Karen Bass Won’t Testify On Alleged Fraud In LA’s Billion-Dollar Homelessness System
When the Daily Signal asked whether Burchett would consider subpoenaing Bass to testify at a later date, a spokesperson for the chairman said, “All options are on the table.”
Tom Tiffany Says God’s Grace Spared Him and Pilot From Plane Crash Catastrophe
The crash occurred while Tiffany, who is running to be the state’s next governor, and the pilot who accompanied him were returning home from the La Crosse County Lincoln Day Dinner.