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'Not here to defend Hillary Clinton’s e-mails': CNN host busts MAGA rep’s intel leak defense
On Tuesday, March 25, the Senate Intelligence Committee held a hearing focused on national security matters. And senators ...
As many Congress members avoid anger-filled town halls, a few still take place
In an era of rage-fueled politics, congressional town halls are often places where people vent their frustrations at the ...
When life gives you Yemen…
Republican lawmakers are reeling from “Signalgate” and are openly criticizing President Donald Trump's national security team over the major operational security snafu.
After Lunar Disappointments, NASA Hits the Jackpot With Blue Ghost
Firefly Aerospace’s successful moon lander has yielded a trove of data that scientists will pore over for years.
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Bradley basketball vs Chattanooga: BU season ends in NIT quarterfinals
PEORIA — The Bradley Braves could not hold off a charging Tennessee-Chattanooga team in the second half, and saw their run in the 2025 National Invitation Tournament end in the quarterfinals ...
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CNN’s Brianna Keilar Scuffles With GOP Rep. On Whether War Plans Leak Needs To Be Investigated: ‘You Have Jurisdiction!’
CNN’s Brianna Keilar pressed House Foreign Affairs Chair Brian Mast (R-FL) repeatedly on Tuesday on why he does not believes a war plans leak out of the White House “rises” to the level of ...
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American heroes, dead or alive, may be honored in national sculpture garden
EXCLUSIVE — A bill will be introduced Wednesday to establish President Donald Trump’s National Garden of American Heroes to honor American founders and trailblazers. Trump penned an ...
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House Democrat calls war chat ‘most astonishing’ national security breach in decades
Rep. Meeks calls for hearings on Trump administration's national security breach after journalist discovered on group chat for military strikes in Yemen.
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GOP airs concerns — but treads lightly — over war plans Signal chat: ‘It’s just wrong’
House Foreign Affairs Committee Chair Brian Mast (R-Fla.), an Army veteran, said he was “absolutely” concerned that Signal was being used to discuss classified information.