
Federal Employee Alleges Vehicle Tampering After DOGE Whistleblower Complaint
A federal IT worker claims his brake lines were cut after filing a complaint about DOGE and going public with his concerns.

A federal IT worker claims his brake lines were cut after filing a complaint about DOGE and going public with his concerns.

Sir Keir Starmer faces mounting pressure from Labour MPs and resignations as he prepares to meet with Health Secretary Wes Streeting.

Senate Republicans defeated Democratic amendments to block Trump's proposed $1.8 billion anti-weaponization fund despite bipartisan concerns.

Labour Party is expected to experience significant electoral losses across Britain, potentially ending its century-long winning streak in Wales.

Federal judges have ruled against Alabama's nitrogen gas execution method, citing constitutional concerns about cruel and unusual punishment.

President Trump voluntarily dismissed his lawsuit against the IRS over leaked tax information, amid reports of potential $1.7 billion settlement fund.

A federal judge addressed two separate cases involving National Parks policies, ordering restoration of removed exhibits while declining to reinstate a fired ranger.
President Trump named James McDonald, a former federal prosecutor and current Trump attorney, to lead Manhattan's federal prosecutor's office.
Louisiana GOP senators moved forward with redistricting that would eliminate one of two majority-Black House seats following Supreme Court ruling.

The wife of Democratic Maine Senate candidate Graham Platner informed campaign staff that he had sent sexually explicit messages to other women.

Vote counting continues in the Los Angeles mayoral primary, with Karen Bass advancing to November runoff against unknown opponent.

President Donald Trump celebrated his 80th birthday as discussions continue about older Americans working into their eighth decade of life.

Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche is returning to Capitol Hill as the DOJ reports finding Jack Smith investigation documents.

FBI terminated five analysts linked to controversial 2023 memo about Catholic extremists while Trump named Bill Pulte as acting intelligence director.

A surveillance tool used for preventing terror attacks and catching foreign spies will expire after Congress failed to extend it.
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