Politics
Senators want watchdog to investigate TSA's facial recognition technology
Twelve senators are urging the Department of Homeland Security's top watchdog to probe the Transportation Security Administration's facial recognition technology, as many Americans prepare to travel for the busy...
Romania in shock after far-right populist enters presidential election's runoff with most votes
Romania's political landscape is reeling after a little-known, far-right populist secured the first round in the presidential election, electoral data showed Monday, going from an obscure candidate to beating...
Trump fills out healthcare, national security and economic teams with flurry of moves
President-elect Donald Trump has filled out his economic, healthcare and national security teams with a flurry of appointments and pending nominations, including hedge-fund manager Scott Bessent for Treasury secretary...
Trump fills out health care, national security and economic teams with flurry of moves
President-elect Donald Trump has filled out his economic, healthcare and national security teams with a flurry of appointments and pending nominations, including hedge-fund manager Scott Bessent for Treasury secretary...
Thanksgiving etiquette: What to do about a Trump flag in mixed company?
So is this a "meal breaker"? One holiday host is wondering whether a Donald Trump flag should be removed from the wall because a Democrat will be among the...
Sen. Bill Hagerty: Americans focused on results, not on background checks of Trump Cabinet
Sen. Bill Hagerty said the American public does not care about the background of the nominees chosen by President-elect Donald Trump, they only care about what they do in...
Schmitt: All Justice employees involved in Trump cases should be 'fired immediately'
Sen. Eric Schmitt said Sunday that President-elect Donald Trump should fire anyone in the Justice Department who participated in the criminal cases against him. Source link
Sen. James Lankford: We don't know 'one way or another' how DOJ will act with political interference
Sen. James Lankford said Sunday that no one knows whether the second Trump administration will let the Department of Justice operate without political interference and pressure. Source link