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White House and Anthropic Hold Productive Meeting Amid Concerns Over Mythos AI Model
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and Chief of Staff Susie Wiles met with CEO Dario Amodei as the AI firm navigates ongoing dispute with Pentagon
Grieving Mothers Confront Dem Lawmaker After He Pivots Sanctuary Policy Hearing to Attack MAGA Republicans
Rep. Hank Johnson faced sharp criticism from victims' families during a congressional hearing on sanctuary policies, with one mother telling him to 'leave your butts in your seat.'
Senate Approves Short-Term Renewal of FISA Surveillance Program
The Senate voted Friday to extend the controversial surveillance authority used by U.S. intelligence agencies for a limited period, avoiding an immediate lapse of the program.
Senate Temporarily Extends Nation's Controversial Spying Powers After House Fumbles
The unanimous Senate vote gives Congress until April 20 to resolve disputes over Section 702 surveillance authority, with both parties divided on privacy reforms.
Minnesota Republicans Say Lt. Gov. Peggy Flanagan Would Be Easier Opponent in Open Senate Race
GOP leaders are betting on a primary matchup between their candidate and the Democratic frontrunner they describe as the more radical option.
Angie Craig Builds Fundraising Lead in Minnesota Senate Primary
Rep. Angie Craig raised $2.5 million in Q1, outpacing Lt. Gov. Peggy Flanagan's $1.3 million haul as the primary approaches.
Democrats Slam, Republicans Defend Vought During Testy House Hearing
OMB director faced questions on Trump administration budget proposals, with Democrats attacking the One Big Beautiful Bill Act while Republicans praised its tax cuts.
White House Probes Pattern of Missing Scientists, Retired General Linked to Classified Research
Ten cases involving researchers tied to U.S. military and defense programs have drawn attention, with Trump saying officials will know more within the next week and a half.
Health Secretary RFK Jr. Testifies About HHS Priorities at House Hearing
Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. appears before the House Ways and Means Committee to outline his agency's agenda, marking his first major congressional appearance since confirmation.
Capitol Police Union Plans No Confidence Vote Against House Side Leaders
The April 22 vote follows complaints of officers working six-day weeks and double shifts amid staffing shortages.