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Andrew Thornebrooke, a national security reporter, wrote in his resignation letter that he can no longer support the direction the paper is taking. He pointed out that the paper is becoming more willing to spread partisan content, publish untrue information, and control how its reporters present news to shape what readers think. This letter was obtained by The New York Times. Thornebrooke also said that his former employer has stopped being responsible journalists and is now just repeating government messages.He criticized an instruction from...

House Speaker Mike Johnson was asked if he was worried about “pro-Hitler feelings” among young Republicans after several reports about extremist and racist actions by members of the GOP. Johnson faced questions after a group chat from the Young Republicans...

This next generation of Trump’s party “leaders” just got caught red-handed—and it’s every bit as disgusting as...

Trump posted on Truth Social that, using his authority as Commander-in-Chief, the Secretary of War ordered a deadly attack on a ship linked to a terrorist group involved in drug smuggling near Venezuela, within the USSOUTHCOM area. He said intelligence confirmed the ship was moving narcotics and was connected to illegal drug networks, and...

In a new legal notice, Comey’s lawyers told the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia that they will officially challenge the choice of Lindsey Halligan...

The contents of a handwritten note passed from Secretary of State Marco Rubio to President Donald Trump...

Gavin Newsom made some changes to the TIME magazine cover of Donald Trump that upset the president. He fixed what some people might find very unattractive: Trump’s neck. On Tuesday afternoon, the Governor Newsom Press Office shared an edited version of the TIME cover with...

Jones really wanted the court to change the decision from a case in Connecticut, where a jury gave him a huge $964 million judgment because he missed important deadlines and ignored court orders. That was later followed by another $473 million in extra punishment for his actions. This case started because Jones tried to say the Sandy...

“We’ve seen some really bad and sad cases where young people were hurt by tech that wasn’t properly controlled, and we won’t just sit back while companies keep going without proper rules and responsibility,” said Newsom. “We can still be leaders in AI and tech, but we have to do it in a way that protects our kids at every step. Our kids’ safety isn’t something to be sold.” In...

“We believe the Hatch Act clearly stops using public resources for political stuff and messages,” said Molly Prescott, a spokesperson for the Port of Portland, which runs Portland International Airport, according to The Washington Post. “This is...