The three daughters of Malcolm X have filed a $100 million lawsuit against the CIA, FBI, and the New York Police Department, accusing the agencies of involvement in their father’s assassination and negligence in preventing his death.
In its final weeks, the Biden administration is making a last-ditch effort to enact new federal rules aimed at providing student loan forgiveness to 8 million borrowers facing financial hardships.
President-elect Donald Trump has named Karoline Leavitt as the incoming White House press secretary, the Trump team announced Friday.
Leavitt, who served as the...
On Wednesday, President-elect Donald Trump announced that American universities must eliminate campus antisemitism or risk losing their accreditation and federal funding. Speaking at an...
President-elect Donald Trump has revealed his pick for the next Secretary of the Interior: Doug Burgum, the Republican Governor of North Dakota, who has...
Anthropic's advanced language model, Claude, is set to engage with the U.S. intelligence sector.
This month, Anthropic, a leading artificial intelligence firm, joined forces with...
Federal prosecutors recently filed charges against three individuals for orchestrating a fabricated hate crime involving a racial slur and a burning cross in an...
President Joe Biden faces increasing calls from anti-death penalty advocates to commute the sentences of all federal death row inmates, including high-profile figures such as Boston Marathon bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev and Charleston church shooter Dylann Roof. Advocates argue that these commutations would align with Biden’s campaign promises to end the federal death penalty and set a precedent for future administrations.
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is actively engaging with President-elect Donald Trump’s transition team to advocate for a leadership role in public health oversight, although he will not serve as the Secretary of Health and Human Services (HHS). Reports from the Trump team clarify that Kennedy will instead focus on vaccine safety and health data rather than taking on the HHS secretary role, which had been under consideration for both Kennedy and Dr. Ben Carson.
