Democratic Iowa state House candidate Eric Armstrong, who announced in September that he was dropping his campaign due to health struggles, still won the election contest.
CrowdStrike says it uncovers one or two suspected North Korean fake IT worker cases daily, with operatives infiltrating defense contractors and AI firms.
President Trump offered condolences after a shooter opened fire Wednesday during a Mass at a Minneapolis Catholic school, killing two children and injuring 17 other people.
FEMA employees were placed on leave after signing an open letter criticizing Trump administration leadership and warning of potential disasters future disasters.
The man named in a video allegedly made by the prime suspect in Wednesday’s mass shooting at a Catholic church and school is condemning the “hateful and senseless act."
Trump lawyers are asking the Supreme Court to freeze nearly $12 billion in foreign spending previous allocated by Congress, which would be owed by September 30.
Workers at the Mauser Packaging plant in Little Village seek assurances that ICE must display judge-signed warrants before accessing company property during strike.
It would not be unreasonable to stipulate that the Trump administration has so far been less aggressive toward Beijing than even his Democratic predecessor.
Top White House officials on Wednesday urged Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook to vacate her position instead of waiting for a court decision on President Trump's attempt to fire her.
President Trump has demanded a crackdown on burning the American flag, but legal experts said he'll have a hard time trying to find cases where he can actually win convictions.
Immigration advocates gather like clockwork outside Seattle's King County International Airport to witness deportation flights and spread word of where they are going and how many people are aboard. Until recently, they could keep track of the flights using publicly accessible websites.
