Forcing social media companies to put more skin in the game could quickly lead to dramatic improvements in online safety and a reduction in hateful, divisive, and dubious content.
Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin on Monday returned to the Pentagon after working from home since being released from a weeks-long hospitalization earlier this month. Austin had been “conducting his duties from home since his release from Walter Reed National Military Medical Center on Jan. 15,” according to a brief Defense Department statement announcing the transition....
Former national security adviser John Bolton called for “disproportionate” strikes inside Iran after a drone attack killed three U.S. service members in Jordan over the weekend. Bolton said Sunday night on NewsNation that the U.S. needs to carry out retaliatory attacks in the wake of the deadly drone strike. He said the U.S. needs to...
A U.S. defense official denied an unsubstantiated claim from Yemen’s Houthi rebels early Monday that the group attacked a mobile U.S. Navy landing base in the Gulf of Aden. Speaking on condition of anonymity to The Associated Press, a U.S. defense official said there was no reported attack on the USS Lewis B. Puller, as...
The Illinois State Board of Elections is expected to vote Tuesday on whether former President Trump should be removed from the state’s primary ballot under the insurrection clause of the 14th Amendment. The forthcoming decision comes after retired Republican judge Clark Erickson, who oversaw a hearing on Friday, recommended on Sunday that the state’s election...
An Iran-proxy drone got past air defenses in Jordan because it was mistaken for a U.S. drone returning to the base near Syria's border, an official said.
Lawmakers across the U.S. are proposing laws to define antisemitism, sparking debates about free speech and international politics in state legislation.