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The Department of Health and Human Services on Monday said it would restructure the system to protect the lives of potential donors. An investigation by the department’s Health Resources and Service...
Martin Luther King Jr., right, listens to a Marks, Mississippi resident during a funding campaign for his Poor Peoples March, March 19, 1968. Associated Press / Photo by Jack Thornell ...
The Biden White House communicated with the U S Department of Justice before a 2021 memo labeled parents who spoke out about COVID-19 restrictions and LGBT curriculum during school board meetings as
U S Immigration and Customs Enforcement officials are facing an eight-fold increase in assaults, with the U S Department of Homeland Security blaming politicians and the media for stirring up
Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem gave a Friday morning update from Nashville, Tenn., about Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s operations within the region and the country. Immigration offi...
Rep Jared Huffman grilled Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy about his calls for a historic Jesus painting at the U S Merchant Marine Academy to be restored to a place of prominence after being put
On July 7, the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) reached an agreement with plaintiffs in a pending lawsuit concerning free speech for churches. In a joint motion, the parties asked the court to settle the dispute, reinterpreting the Johnson Amendment and clarifying that churches are no longer restricted from speaking about political…
A federal judge signed a consent decree on Thursday permanently barring Idaho from prosecuting so-called healthcare providers who refer patients out of state to abort unborn babies. Idaho Attorney Gen...
Politics Post Date: July 18, 2025 Attorney General Pam Bondi speaks ...
House Republicans early Friday morning approved the final version of a bill containing $9 billion in spending cuts. Lawmakers voted 216-213 along party lines to pass the measure. Reps. Mike Turner, R...
