Acting Attorney General Halts Trump's 'Anti-Weaponization Fund'

Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche officially ended former President Donald Trump's $1.8 billion 'anti-weaponization fund.' The fund aimed to compensate political allies. Blanche's order came late Sunday.

Aug 21

US Diplomat Cites Pause in Hostilities with Iran for Negotiations

Aug 21

Trump Announces Pause on Iran Strikes, Cites New Diplomatic Push

Aug 21

Senate Leaders Propose Funding Deal Ahead of August Recess

Aug 21

Americans Report Increased Impact of Extreme Heat

A recent Associated Press-NORC Center for Public Affairs Research poll reveals a growing awareness among Americans regarding the effects of extreme heat on their daily lives. Respondents specifically identified the West and Midwest as areas experiencing notable changes.

Aug 21

Americans Report Increased Impact of Extreme Heat

Aug 21

Drought Conditions May Reduce UK Food Supplies, Farmers' Union Reports

A prolonged drought could lead to shortages of specific food items in the United Kingdom, according to a farming industry leader. The National Farmers' Union president urged the government to implement measures preventing extreme weather from affecting the nation's food security.

Aug 21

Idaho In-N-Out Shooting Victim Identified as Stockton Manager

Authorities identified Ashley Garibay, a 26-year-old In-N-Out manager from Stockton, California, as one of two people killed in a recent shooting at a Twin Falls, Idaho, restaurant. The incident also resulted in injuries to others and led to the arrest of a former College of Southern Idaho student.

Aug 21

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Addresses Measles Outbreak, Discusses Public Health on CNN

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. urged American families to vaccinate children against measles as cases increase across the country. During a CNN interview, he discussed his views on public health measures and constitutional rights.

Aug 21

FDA Considers Approval for Moderna's mRNA Flu Vaccine

Aug 21

Federal Medicaid Work Rules Omit Homeless Individuals from Exemptions

Aug 21

Trump Reverses Course on Strait of Hormuz Toll Following Gulf State Discussions

President Trump has stated he will no longer pursue a 20% toll on cargo transiting the Strait of Hormuz. He attributed this change to discussions with leaders from Gulf nations who proposed an alternative arrangement involving investments in the United States.

Aug 21

Todd Blanche Faces Senate Confirmation Hearing for Attorney General

Aug 21

Senator Lindsey Graham Dies at 68 After Aortic Dissection

Aug 21

Research Links Human Activity to Increased Wildfire Conditions in Spain and France

Aug 21

New York Times Challenges White House Actions in Court

The New York Times plans to present arguments in court today concerning the White House's use of the legal system. The newspaper states these actions relate to a story it published that focused on President Trump.

Aug 21