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Man who claimed he had ties to a militia group was seen on security camera footage pouring gasoline onto three unmarked Supreme Court Police vehicles.

The Justice Department will decide by July 7 whether it will prosecute Boeing after the company violated a 2021 settlement with the U.S. government.

By passing the bill on May 14, the House avoids the expiration of FAA programs and the furloughing of more than 3,000 employees.

The resolution calls for awarding President Trump the medal for ‘his exceptional leadership and dedication to strengthening America’s diplomatic relations.’

An airline lobbying organization and the six airline companies call the new rule ‘arbitrary, capricious, an abuse of discretion, and otherwise contrary to law.’

Republicans say public funds should not go to news that only appeals to one side of the political spectrum. Democrats say NPR is needed for local news coverage.

The operation occurred at 3:45 a.m. ET, just hours before Washington Mayor Bowser and Police Chief Smith were scheduled to testify before Congress.

Documents reveal that Secret Service agents found the small Ziploc bag of cocaine in a White House ‘cellphone locker.’

The male driver was pronounced dead at the scene.

The bill will provide additional funding to the aviation authority after it cleared a second procedural vote on May 2.

Congress has until May 10 to vote before reaching the expiration cutoff. It marks a significant bipartisan deal before the November election.

The tactic, known as transnational repression, received worldwide attention after a network of extralegal Chinese police stations was exposed.

‘There is no question that there is a political bias in the legal profession that skews dramatically to the left,’ one expert says.

Dr. Robert Califf says that the FDA is concerned about the 480,000 Americans who die each year from tobacco-related illnesses.

Mr. LaTurner will stay in Congress until after the election and will not affect the GOP majority, after others—like Rep. Ken Buck (R-Colo.)—left prematurely.