Politics
Bomb explosions kill 103 during ceremony honoring slain Iranian Gen. Qasem Soleimani, says state media
Sunni jihadist groups and Arab separatist movements have carried out such attacks in Iran during the past several years
Entertainment
Secretary of State Antony Blinken jams with Stephen Colbert's house band, talks Ukraine
Blinken sat down with host Stephen Colbert to discuss his career and the challenges facing the State Department under President Joe Biden.
Politics
Democrats' unforced errors on Jan. 6 probe expose dual systems of security and justice
Case against Trump muddied by episodes in which Democrats helped a comedian's team breach building security, defaced property and got crossways with evidence the police gathered.
Politics
U.S. intelligence helped Ukrainian freedom fighters target Russian generals, destroy warship
President Joe Biden was reportedly “furious” over leaks slipped from U.S. intelligence agencies to the New York Times and NBC News
Politics
Biden does not support expanding Supreme Court despite Roe repeal
White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre said on Saturday the president does not support expanding the Court with more justices
Politics
House Armed Services Democrat: Biden's defense budget 'doesn't build the force we need'
"I'm very, sort of, very discouraged by what I've seen so far this year in the process of the NDAA," said Rep. Elaine Luria (D-Va.)
Politics
DeSantis blasts Biden for aiming to boost electric car industry with wartime measure
“After begging for oil from dictators, Biden is now using emergency war powers to produce batteries for the 1% that drive electric cars," DeSantis warned
Politics
Growing number inside GOP stir to impeach Biden in 2023 over border insecurity
Since Ted Cruz first raised it a month ago, idea is gaining steam inside Congress and on campaign trail
Immigration
House Homeland Security Committee approves impeachment articles for DHS Secretary Mayorkas
House Republicans justified the charges based on the secretary’s purported mishandling of the U.S. southwest border amid a migrant crisis that has rocked the nation
Culture
Jussie Smollett sentenced to jail for hate crime hoax
He still professed his innocence in court, while the judge said Smollett "threw a national pity party" for himself