Federal authorities have accused two researchers employed by the National Institutes of Health of attempting to bring monkeypox samples into the United States without proper authorization, according to a newly unsealed criminal complaint that has raised concerns about biosafety procedures and government accountability. The
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Federal agents descended on a multimillion-dollar Newport Coast estate before dawn Wednesday, arresting an Iranian-American businessman accused of helping supply U.S.-origin computer technology to Iran’s military and nuclear programs in violation of federal sanctions. The dramatic operation unfolded at the sprawling Newport Beach-area residence of Jamshid Ghomi, 63, who was taken into custody after a
A Senate budget hearing Wednesday took a dramatic turn when Treasury Secretary
President Donald Trump took aim at two rising Democratic Senate candidates during
A serious aviation scare unfolded Friday when a U.S. Air Force refueling tanker failed to communicate its position while flying near a
The Transportation Security Administration has been supplying Immigration and Customs Enforcement with the names of airline passengers traveling through U.S. airports, a
President Donald Trump brushed aside attempts by reporters to link him to Jeffrey Epstein on Friday after the House Oversight Committee released
President Donald Trump forcefully pushed back on a reporter’s question about rising health care premiums during a bill signing in the Oval
House Speaker Mike Johnson pushed back hard Friday against media claims that the failed Trump-backed redistricting effort in Indiana signaled declining influence
Indiana Lt. Gov. Micah Beckwith reportedly said Thursday that the Trump administration made it “VERY clear” to state officials that federal funding
Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene is now reportedly gauging support for a last-minute effort to remove House Speaker Mike Johnson, according to multiple
President Donald Trump on Thursday reportedly issued a full pardon for former Mesa County, Colorado, clerk Tina Peters, who was convicted in
President Donald Trump reportedly took direct aim at The Wall Street Journal on Thursday, blasting the paper over a report that claimed
Senate Republicans on Thursday reportedly blocked a Democrat-drafted bill that would have extended enhanced Obamacare insurance subsidies through 2028, rejecting what they
