
Senate Confirms Gen. Joshua Rudd as NSA Director in 71-29 Vote
The U.S. Senate confirmed Gen. Joshua Rudd to lead the National Security Agency and U.S. Cyber Command, ending a prolonged vacancy in the position.

The U.S. Senate confirmed Gen. Joshua Rudd to lead the National Security Agency and U.S. Cyber Command, ending a prolonged vacancy in the position.
Graham Platner holds a substantial polling lead over Gov. Janet Mills in Maine's Democratic Senate primary race.

Rep. Joaquin Castro says 2-year-old at Dilley center is ill and not receiving proper care, while celebrities petition for facility closure.

The American Israel Public Affairs Committee's super PAC funded anonymous groups that spent over $14 million influencing House Democratic primaries in Illinois.

Jeffrey Epstein connections surface in discussions involving the British royal family's upcoming US visit and former Trump administration officials.

The White House unveiled a new website focused on agricultural policy alongside a ceremony featuring a golden tractor display.

A Secret Service agent assigned to Jill Biden's security detail accidentally discharged their weapon, injuring themselves at Philadelphia International Airport.

Governor Kathy Hochul announced plans to delay implementation of New York's climate legislation, citing concerns over potential utility cost increases.

California lawmakers are considering legislation related to gender transition therapy and medical procedures amid ongoing policy debates.
Puerto Rican independence activists demonstrated at a Manhattan hotel to oppose a $2 billion luxury development project planned for Cabo Rojo, Puerto Rico.

Republican lawmakers focus on security concerns while bipartisan negotiations continue to resolve the ongoing Department of Homeland Security shutdown.

The Pentagon is planning to maintain a National Guard presence in Washington, D.C., through January 20, 2029, covering President Trump's full second term.

Former Florida Governor Charlie Crist has announced his candidacy for mayor of St. Petersburg, his hometown.

At CPAC, JD Vance led a 2028 Republican primary straw poll at 53% while Marco Rubio surged to 35%, as young attendees discussed post-Trump politics.
The U.S. Agency for International Development informed Congress it has $19 billion to cover costs associated with closing out terminated programs.
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