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Cobalt is a key natural resource used to power electric vehicles, solar panels, and other purportedly “green” products. Around 90 percent of it originates from

The judge said the arguments in the motions were better made at trial when the burden of proof is on special counsel Jack Smith.

‘Its plan is to land low blows against civilian infrastructure to try to induce panic,’ FBI Director Christopher Wray said.

As of February 2023, only 29 percent of the United States’ F-35 jets were considered ‘fully mission capable.’

‘They’re xenophobic—nobody else coming in. They’ve got real problems.’

City leaders are negotiating with business execs and labor to craft reforms that would simplify taxes.

Lawmakers say that the Chinese embassy’s moves show that the CCP considers TikTok a ’strategic asset' for influence operations in America.

Opening statements are scheduled for April 22, and court will adjourn at 2 p.m. to accommodate those who need to leave for Passover.

House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) was openly critical of the motion to vacate but announced that he wouldn’t be pursuing a rule change.

‘Illegal border crossings by Chinese nationals are skyrocketing,’ said Florida Rep. Brian Mast. ‘This is a national security threat.’

Instead of executing laws to check illegal immigration, the federal government is ‘intentionally violating’ them.

‘It’s a family tradition,’ to be politically active, says independent presidential candidate

Numerous mechanisms may explain how mRNA COVID-19 vaccines may be linked to increased cancer deaths.

‘Today, we are holding Iran accountable—imposing new sanctions and export controls on Iran.’

The bill, now set for swift passage in the Senate, does not require that intelligence officials have a warrant to search Americans’ data and communications.

The legislation prohibits entities deemed sufficiently owned or controlled by individuals within an adversary country from operating within the United States.

Prosecutors said that someone with the same name was arrested in the 1990s.

‘That was flippant, and I shouldn’t have done that,’ Holden Thorp said.

Nature’s UTI defender faces new scrutiny. Can it stand the test of science?

Hidden voters, third-party candidates, and turnout figures compound uncertainty over the outcome.