On Wednesday, a nonprofit legal organization sued the Biden administration, claiming that it had violated the law by deleting emails belonging to federal employees.
Read More America First Legal Sues HHS Secretary, National Archives Over Biden Admin Email Deletion
The valedictorian of the University of Southern California (USC) will not be giving a graduation address this year due to “substantial risks relating to security” resulting from discussions regarding the Israel-Hamas conflict.
Read More USC Cancels Speech By Anti-Israel Valedictorian
The U.S. attorney’s office stated on Tuesday that a former financial counselor for the United States Army had entered a guilty plea to cheating the families of slain service members out of life insurance premiums.
Read More U.S. Army Financial Counselor Admits To Defrauding Gold Star Families, Pleads Guilty
On Monday, John Kirby, the White House’s national security communications adviser, refuted claims and news reports that Iranian officials had given the U.S. advance information on the date and intended targets of their assault against Israel over the weekend.
Read More Kirby Denies Reports That Iran Warned U.S. Officials Before Attacking Israel
NASA announced on Monday that a piece of “space debris” from equipment left over from the International Space Station was the “mystery object” that broke through the roof of a Florida home last month.
Read More NASA Takes Responsibility For Mystery Object That Crashed Through House Roof In Florida
According to a recent press release, the Hudson Institute, a conservative think tank located in Washington, D.C., has appointed former 2024 GOP contender Nikki Haley as its next Walter P. Stern Chair.
Read More Nikki Haley Takes On New Position At The Hudson Institute