European Union agrees to open negotiations to allow Ukraine to join
Decision was made at a summit in Brussels among the EU’s 27 leaders
Former federal prosecutor named by IRS whistleblowers out at DOJ: report
Reports of her departure emerged the same day that she sat for a transcribed interview with the House Judiciary Committee.
Defiant McCarthy to GOP: ‘Do not be fearful’ of losing your job
McCarthy appeared to reference the government spending deal he negotiated with the White House earlier this year to avert a government shutdown, which prompted conservative outrage and was a contributing…
Schumer urges senators to remain in D.C. to vote on Ukraine aid
The senior New York senator on Thursday posted a litany of challenges to Republicans to reach a deal.
Watchdog warns against lab grown meat in six-figure ad campaign
The campaign aims to raise awareness about the lack of study on the long-term health impacts of the substance, which is grown using so-called “immortalized cells” that reproduce.
House passes Defense bill with FISA extension, military pay raise, measure heads to Biden’s desk
Bill now goes to President Joe Biden’s desk for his approval
Newly released DOJ memo details top-down pressure on cops to probe vague school board threats
This newly public memo which was first referenced by the House Judiciary Committee in its March report on the DOJ’s efforts to monitor nebulous threats against school boards shows the…
DC’s Wizards, Capitals plan move to northern Virginia
The district, led by Mayor Muriel Bowser, made a last-ditch effort to stave off the move by offering $500 million in renovations to Capital One Arena.
Disinformation police ban survives in Defense spending bill, but one target disputes applicability
“The only way a military recruitment campaign would end up using our data would be if the military intentionally licensed our data for advertising,” NewsGuard says.