U.S. District Judge Paul Friedman ruled in favor of The New York Times, determining the policy “illegally” limited press credentials for reporters who declined to accept the new rules and left the Pentagon. The lawsuit argued the credentialing changes violated constitutional protections for free speech and due process.
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Apple and Micron announced major new investments this week aimed at expanding U.S. semiconductor manufacturing, strengthening domestic supply chains, and supporting growing demand for artificial intelligence and advanced computing technologies. Micron said it...
The U.S. Department of Labor’s Office of Inspector General (OIG) has launched a major investigation into fraud and human trafficking tied to the H-1B visa and Program Electronic Review Management (PERM) systems. According to the OIG, the investigation will...
Newly released messages obtained by Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Chuck Grassley show personnel at the Biden Department of Justice, including individuals assigned to Special Counsel Jack Smith’s office, raised concerns over the handling of classified materials...
The Department of Justice sent letters Tuesday to at least 10 states warning that election officials could face criminal prosecution if noncitizens are allowed to remain on voter rolls or if ballots cast by noncitizens are counted in upcoming elections. The...
A federal judge in Florida on Tuesday ordered the Department of Homeland Security to restore key functions of its Systematic Alien Verification for Entitlements (SAVE) system after the agency disabled tools used by states to verify citizenship and immigration status...
The Republican National Committee has filed a lawsuit challenging a Nebraska law that allows certain U.S. citizens living abroad who have never lived in the United States to vote based on a parent’s Nebraska residency. The lawsuit, filed with two Nebraska...
Attorney Ty Clevenger, representing interests in the Seth Rich case, revealed that a government attorney informed him that several hundred pages of documents related to Seth Rich have been located in a previously hidden, unmapped, and sealed area within the FBI’s SCIF...
A French appeals court on Tuesday upheld Marine Le Pen’s conviction for misusing €2.8 million ($3.2 million) in European Union funds, but reduced the practical impact of her ban from seeking public office, leaving open the possibility of a 2027 presidential bid....
President Trump said Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has requested a meeting at the White House, suggesting it could take place as soon as next week after Trump returns from the NATO summit. “We get along very good. [Netanyahu] knows who the boss is,”...
President Vladimir Putin and President Donald Trump held their fourth phone call of the year on July 4, marking America’s 250th Independence Day. The 85-minute conversation, initiated by the United States, covered US-Russia relations, the war in Ukraine, Iran, and...