Every administration since President Reagan has mishandled classified information under the Presidential Records Act, according to officials from the National Archives and Records Administration (NARA) who spoke to lawmakers earlier this year. The officials made the revelation when they spoke with the House Intelligence Committee behind closed doors in early March, according to a transcript...
A federal appeals court panel on Wednesday seemed skeptical of the Biden administration’s arguments to keep the widely used abortion pill mifepristone on the market in its current form. During oral arguments, a three-judge panel on the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals — all appointed by Republican presidents — grilled attorneys from the Department...
NAACP’s president and CEO Derrick Johnson has issued a grave warning to Congress that an impasse in debt ceiling negotiations will have an outsized impact on Black Americans. The gridlock would cap spending on federal aid programs that would "disproportionately harm Black communities" Johnson said in an open letter obtained by NBC News. Johnson also...
Top Pentagon policy official Colin Kahl is set to leave his role in mid-July after two years in the building, the Defense Department confirmed Wednesday. Kahl, who in 2021 was narrowly confirmed by the Senate after Republican members banded together to try to oppose him, will return to his former role as tenured professor at...
The Massachusetts Commission on LGBTQ Youth wants the state to pass a child abuse law that targets parents who deny "gender-affirming care for LGBTQ youth."
Rep. Cori Bush introduced a resolution urging federal reparations for Americans of African descent, but one Republican lawmaker slammed the plan as "absurd."
The LA Dodgers revoked their invite to honor the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence during an upcoming Pride Night after receiving backlash from religious groups.
Allies of newly-elected Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson are pushing for a $12 billion financial package that would raise taxes for certain residents in the city in an effort to “fund a just Chicago."
Sen. Roger Marshall is forcing a vote on a resolution of disapproval of the Biden administration's public charge rule on immigrants and receiving welfare benefits.