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Vance Remembers Graham as Someone Who 'Loved People from All Walks of Life' at Funeral Service
The vice president delivered remarks at the South Carolina senator's funeral, describing Graham as a colleague who bridged political divides.
Pentagon Removes Ex-DNI Clapper's Name From Auditorium at DIA Headquarters
The auditorium at Joint Base Anacostia-Bolling was renamed the Thomas Knowlton Leadership Hall, replacing the name of former Intelligence Director James Clapper.
DSA's Platform Would Destroy American Democracy
Conservative critics argue the Democratic Socialists of America's policy proposals would fundamentally reshape American governance, while supporters say they address systemic inequalities.
GOP's 'Socialist' Scare Tactics Are Not Working, Analysis Suggests
RealClearPolitics examines polling data and electoral outcomes to assess the diminishing impact of socialist labeling in recent political campaigns.
UN Migration Agency Warns of Surge in Human Trafficking to Online Scam Centers
The International Organization for Migration reports over 3,500 victims assisted since 2022 as criminal networks target educated English speakers with fake job offers.
Sen. Rand Paul Releases Dr. Anthony Fauci's Private Diaries Documenting Early COVID-19 Origins Debate, Mask Guidance and Testing Shortfalls
The nearly daily entries from the former NIAID director show internal discussions about lab-leak possibilities that he publicly downplayed during congressional testimony.
Comer Warns Biden Pardon Won't Shield Fauci if He Lies to Congress
The House Oversight chairman said the former NIH director must testify truthfully this week despite his broad presidential pardon.
Acting Intelligence Chief Pulte Announces New Round of ODNI Staff Cuts Hours Before Replacement Vote
The approximately 30% reduction marks the fifth round of terminations under Pulte's tenure, coming as Senate prepares to confirm Jay Clayton as permanent director.
Chloe Cole Act Advances Through House Committee, Drawing Support From Conservatives and Criticism From Medical Groups
The legislation would create a private right of action allowing minors and parents to sue medical providers for gender-related treatments, following President Trump's January 2025 executive order on the issue.
Utah Named Nation's Best State for Record Fourth Straight Year
The Beehive State topped U.S. News rankings in economy, fiscal stability and infrastructure while maintaining its position as the country's youngest state by median age.