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Rep. Julie Johnson (D-TX) accused Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers of committing "terroristic attacks" on U.S. citizens during a hearing, drawing an immediate rebuke from Republican colleagues.

The House Intelligence Committee voted this week to transmit classified documents tied to former CIA Director John Brennan to federal prosecutors, a move that signals the Justice Department may be building toward criminal charges.

Oklahoma Attorney General Gentner Drummond announced that the state will hand over its voter registration data to the Department of Justice.

The Department of War signed three major framework agreements Wednesday to accelerate U.S. weapons production across missiles, munitions components, and missile defense systems, as the Trump administration moves to place the defense industrial base on a "wartime footing."

NASA announced that the United States is constructing a permanent base on the moon.

Britain is preparing to lead a multinational coalition to clear and reopen the Strait of Hormuz after U.S. military strikes on Iran, with British officers already embedded at U.S. Central Command and allied meetings underway, according to The Times of London.

The City of Dallas has begun removing rainbows from its crosswalks in an effort to improve traffic safety.

Delta Air Lines has pulled its flight assistance service for Congressional members amid the ongoing shutdown.

A Democrat flipped a Florida state house district that includes the Mar-a-Lago estate.

The nation's top medical school accreditor has removed all diversity, equity, and inclusion requirements from its standards, the Wall Street Journal first reported Tuesday, marking a significant retreat from years of ideology-driven credentialing policy.