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VA's Top Disability Ratings Surge Nearly 90%
The number of veterans receiving the Department of Veterans Affairs' highest disability rating has nearly doubled over four years, prompting scrutiny of potential fraud and oversight of taxpayer-funded benefits.
OpenAI Hires Former Army Secretary Dan Driscoll
OpenAI has appointed former Army Secretary Dan Driscoll to advise on national security modernization, bringing a former senior Pentagon official into the company's efforts to expand artificial intelligence applications in defense and cybersecurity.
Former Army Contractor Accused of Leaking Secrets
A former U.S. Army contractor with a top-secret security clearance allegedly posted classified videos of military operations on social media and stole night-vision equipment from an Army Special Operations Command unit, according to federal prosecutors.
Co-Pilot, 20, Identified in Deadly Florida Jet Crash
A 20-year-old co-pilot who earned her pilot's license before she could legally drive has been identified as one of nine people killed when a private jet plunged into a South Florida neighborhood Sunday.
Co-Pilot, 20, Identified in Deadly Florida Jet Crash
A 20-year-old co-pilot who earned her pilot's license before she could legally drive has been identified as one of nine people killed when a private jet plunged into a South Florida neighborhood Sunday.Nathalia Gadelha Filgueiras, an aspiring airline pilot who began flying...
From Abortion to Taxes, States Face Big Decisions
Voters in 39 states will decide 145 ballot measures Tuesday addressing voter ID requirements, abortion rights, marijuana legalization, wealth taxes, criminal justice and election rules, with some proposals carrying potentially far-reaching national implications.
War Department Backs $450 Million Loan for Drones
The Department of War has conditionally committed up to $450 million in financing to Neros, a U.S. drone manufacturer, to expand domestic production of drones and components and reduce reliance on foreign suppliers.
War Department Backs $450 Million Loan for Drones
The Department of War has conditionally committed up to $450 million in financing to Neros, a U.S. drone manufacturer, to expand domestic production of drones and components and reduce reliance on foreign suppliers.
Snap Settles Suit Ahead of Social Media Addiction Trial
Snap Inc., parent company of Snapchat, on Monday settled a social media addiction lawsuit brought by two teenagers, ending a Los Angeles case days before opening statements were expected.
Supreme Court to Hear Colorado Catholic School Case
The Supreme Court is scheduled to hear arguments Tuesday over whether Colorado can exclude Catholic schools from its universal preschool program.
Lindsay Clancy Lawyer Bids to Dismiss Murder Charges
Lindsay Clancy's lawyer urged a judge Monday to either dismiss the murder charges against her or promptly schedule a retrial.
OpenAI Lobbyist: AI Could Define '28 White House Race
OpenAI's top lobbyist is warning potential 2028 presidential candidates that artificial intelligence could decide the race for the White House, with America's growing technological showdown with China raising the stakes for both parties.
Judge Dismisses Trump's Harvard Admissions Probe Case
A federal judge on Monday dismissed a lawsuit by President Donald Trump's administration seeking to force Harvard University to turn over records for an investigation into whether it continues to consider race in its student admissions process.
Oregon State Student Is Cited Over Claim of 2 Genders
An Oregon State University instructor reported an undergraduate student to the school's Bias Response Team after the student argued in a final project that there are only two sexes, The College Fix reported Monday.
ICE Officer Surrenders in Houston SUV Assault
A U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement officer who is accused of intentionally ramming his car into a Mexican construction worker in Houston turned himself in Monday, his attorney said.
NTSB: Evidence Indicates Parts of Jet Broke Off Before Florida Crash That Killed 9
Parts of a business jet appear to have broken off before the aircraft crashed in South Florida and erupted into a ball of flames, killing all nine people on board, a federal investigator said Monday.
D.C. Power Outage Hits State Dept, 1,100 Others
A power outage in Washington, D.C., on Monday morning affected approximately 1,100 customers of the Potomac Electric Power Co., including State Department facilities. The outage struck the Foggy Bottom neighborhood...
WH Takes Fight Over 20K Calif. Ballots to Top Court
President Donald Trump's administration appealed to the Supreme Court on Monday in its push to temporarily set aside thousands of disputed California mail ballots the day before the pivotal midterm elections.
Rep. Letlow to Newsmax: La.'s Midterm Election Is 'Socialism Vs. Freedom'
Rep. Julia Letlow, R-La., told Newsmax that Tuesday's U.S. Senate election in Louisiana "comes down to socialism versus freedom."
Mamdani Warns ICE: Stay Out of City Parking Lots
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani threatened legal action against Immigration and Customs Enforcement, accusing federal agents of illegally using city-owned parking lots to stage immigration enforcement operations, The Guardian reported Monday.