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House fails to avert shutdown — but at least Senate works on dress code: Washington Photos of the Week September 30, 2023 05:30 AM The federal government lurched ever closer to a shutdown on Oct. 1 as House Speaker Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) was unable to rally his troops to all work together. The House Oversight

What to know about voting and candidates for the Virginia 2023 election September 30, 2023 05:00 AM Early voting in Virginia’s statewide elections for 2023 is underway, with commonwealth voters deciding the fate of all 140 seats in the state’s legislature. In-person early voting began on Sept. 22, with several important voter registration dates coming

September 29, 2023 9:40 PM ET Former President Donald Trump dropped an F-bomb while apparently imitating President Joe Biden at a California event on Friday. “If you become president and you don’t like somebody or if somebody’s beating you by 10, 15, or 20 points like we’re doing with crooked Joe Biden — ‘let’s indict

The first impeachment inquiry hearing into President Joe Biden laid out the next steps for House investigators to take in order to gather more information about Joe Biden’s alleged role in Hunter Biden’s foreign business dealings and potential crimes committed by Hunter Biden. House Republicans used the first impeachment inquiry hearing to lay out the

Corey Cunningham, a former employee of the technology firm Eaton Corporation, was fired in August for wearing a shirt that cited a Bible verse from the book of Proverbs, newly obtained documents show. “Pride goes before destruction, an arrogant spirit before a fall,” the shirt read. Cunningham displayed the verse, Proverbs 16:18, despite being told

The Department of Justice(DOJ) on Friday charged an IRS consultant for allegedly leaking tax information to media outlets. Charles Edward Littlejohn was charged with one count of disclosing information from a tax return for an unidentified government official to an unspecified news organization, according to a court document. Littlejohn also allegedly was responsible for passing

A trial against former Loudon County Superintendent Scott Ziegler reached its verdict Friday and found him to be guilty of unlawfully firing a teacher, according to ABC 7 News. Ziegler was accused of firing a teacher after she testified to a grand jury investigating sexual assaults in Loudoun County Public Schools, according to ABC 7

September 29, 2023 4:22 PM ET Democratic presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. will reportedly announce on Oct. 9 that he is running as an independent Kennedy is set to switch party affiliations after campaigning as a Democrat since April. His campaign plans to air “attack ads” against the Democratic National Committee to “pave the

Secretary of State Antony Blinken sent a swooning statement to Beijing Friday in honor of Chinese National Day. “On behalf of the United States of America, I congratulate the people of the People’s Republic of China on the occasion of the 74th National Day on October 1,” Blinken wrote. Daily Caller Reporter @Dylan_Housman presses State

The Department of Homeland Security’s (DHS) cybersecurity agency allegedly has repeatedly engaged in censorship of so-called mis-, dis- and malinformation (MDM), but it would be banned from doing so if a new appropriations bill passes. The Cybersecurity Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) previously worked to censor content related to elections and the COVID-19 pandemic on social