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Coast Guard sending out more crews to find missing Titanic tourist sub

The U.S. Coast Guard on Monday afternoon said it would send out more more boats and aircraft to search for a tourist submersible that went missing en route to visit the 1912 wreckage of the Titanic in the North Atlantic Ocean. Coast Guard 1st District Commander Rear Adm. John Mauger said crews are searching about...

Biden unveils steps to boost climate resilience

Welcome to The Hill's Energy & Environment newsletter {beacon} Energy & Environment Energy & Environment   The Big Story Biden unveils steps to boost climate resilience The president announced $600 million in funding for climate resilience projects during a visit to California on Monday. © AP Photo/Susan Walsh Biden made the announcement during remarks on...

Child inspired by catching a hat at West Point graduation prepares for boot camp

In 2010, the then-five-year-old child ran onto the field at the West Point graduation ceremony as cadets tossed their caps into the air. As is tradition, the children who catch a hat get to keep it, along with any money or messages left inside.

Durham heads to Congress

{beacon} Evening Report Monday, June 19   © AP/Manuel Balce Ceneta John Durham testifying before Congress twice this week Special Counsel John Durham will testify before two House committees this week after releasing a report last month concluding that federal authorities didn't have enough evidence to open their case into alleged connections between Russia and...

Joe Exotic says he’s officially on Colorado ballot as presidential candidate

He is currently serving a 21-year sentence in federal prison after being convicted in a murder-for-hire plot.

California restaurant allegedly offered employees ‘priest’ to confess ‘workplace sins’

The owner of two Sacramento-area restaurants illegally denied $70,000 in overtime wages and allegedly offered workers the services of a "priest" to confess "workplace sins" to, the U.S. Labor Department said.

The week the House stood still 

“The week the House stood still” could be a sci-fi thriller. But it wasn’t fiction and certainly wasn’t scientific. It was a real-life drama that unfolded on the floor of the U.S. House of Representatives the week of June 5.   The legislative business of the world’s greatest deliberative body came to a grinding halt June 6, when...

US, China seek to thaw tensions, pave way for meeting between Biden, Xi

The U.S. and China are seeking to thaw icy tensions between the world’s two superpowers and pave the way for a face-to-face meeting between President Biden and Chinese President Xi Jinping later this year. Xi’s welcoming of Secretary of State Antony Blinken in a private meeting Monday in Beijing signals the seriousness with which China...

Russia sought to assassinate defector in Florida: report

The U.S. in early 2020 disrupted a plot by Russian President Vladimir Putin to assassinate a former high-ranking Russian spy turned CIA-informant in Miami. The episode, reported Monday by The New York Times, illustrates another example of Putin’s hard-line toward perceived enemies that have played out in assassination efforts that take place inside Russia and...

Republicans look to erase stigma on early voting

Republicans are urgently trying to erase the stigma over early mail voting among many of their voters as the party works to catch up with Democrats in 2024. Earlier this month, the Republican National Committee (RNC) rolled out its “Bank Your Vote” campaign to encourage GOP voters to get comfortable with the practice ahead of...

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