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Hegseth unveils new 'Gemini for Government' AI tool for Department of War employees
Hegseth said the new AI tool is a specialized version of Google's Gemini and is approved to handle controlled unclassified information. The department also said other American-made AI capabilities will be available soon.
Comer warns alleged fraud seen in Minnesota is likely more widespread than initially believed
Comer said his committee is investigating several areas and that revelations from whistleblowers counter Democratic claims that illegal migrants are not on welfare programs and that there is no fraud or abuse within the welfare system.
Wiles claims Trump will 'campaign like it's 2024 again' during next year's midterms
Wiles, who was one of the major players behind Trump’s 2024 campaign, said most administrations try to localize midterm elections and keep federal officials away. However, she intends to do the opposite.
Democrat projected to win Miami mayoral election for first time in nearly 30 years: AP
Higgins defeated former Miami city manager Emilio Gonzalez, the conservative in the race. She will replace the term-limited incumbent Mayor Francis Suarez.
Krishnamoorthi Senate campaign caught in awkward email gaffe: Report
Krishnamoorthi is facing Rep. Robin Kelly and Illinois Lt. Gov. Juliana Stratton in the Democratic primary to replace retiring Democratic Sen. Dick Durbin.
You Vote: With court upholding SecDef Hegseth's transgender ban and other issues, how's he doing?
Secretary of War Pete Hegseth, earlier this year, imposed a sweeping ban on military service by people who identify as transgender as part of a broader effort to raise physical and mental standards in the service branches and to remove political elements from military culture.
Senate GOP unites behind healthcare proposal as chamber prepares to vote Thursday on ACA subsidies
The Senate is expected to vote on the dueling proposals on Thursday, but neither is expected to pass.
Watch Live: Trump delivers remarks on the economy at Pennsylvania rally
The first stop of the tour in Pennsylvania is at the Mount Airy Casino Resort in Mount Pocono.
Regulators give more time for Alaska LNG import facility
The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission last week approved Trans-Foreland Pipeline Company LLC’s request for an extension to convert a dormant LNG export terminal in Nikiski on the Kenai Peninsula to an import facility.
One dead in shooting at Kentucky State University, sheriff's office confirms suspect is in custody
The names of the people who were shot have not been released so far, but the second person has been transported to the hospital in stable but critical condition.
Mamdani defends appointing convicted armed robber to NYC transition team
Mamdani, who was elected as the city's next mayor last month, said 49-year-old Mysonne Linen will be on his transition team as he moves into city hall early next year. Linen, who was convicted of two armed robberies in 1999, served seven years in prison.
Duffy to meet Maryland governor to discuss rising costs of Baltimore bridge reconstruction
The Key Bridge, which collapsed in March 2024 after being hit by a cargo ship, is currently projected to cost between $4.3 billion and $5.2 billion to rebuild.
Appeals court backs Hegseth on transgender military ban
Hegseth, earlier this year, imposed a sweeping ban on transgender military service as part of a broader effort to raise physical and mental standards in the service branches and to remove political elements from military culture.
Pro-life group calls for Trump admin to fire FDA head Marty Makary over delayed abortion drug report
The move comes after the FDA quietly approved a new generic version of the abortion drug mifepristone in October.
ACLU sues for boat strikes memo
The ACLU specifically seeks an Office of Legal Counsel (OLC) opinion asserting that military servicemembers could not be held liable for targeting the boats.
HHS changes Rachel Levine's name on portrait plaque to male birth name
"We remain committed to reversing harmful policies enacted by Levine and ensuring that biological reality guides our approach to public health," HHS spokesperson Andrew Nixon said
Education Department announces end to SAVE plan
The settlement would affect as many as 7 million borrowers.
Supreme Court hears oral arguments in campaign finance case
The NRCC, NRSC, Vice President JD Vance, and former Rep. Steve Chabot brought the case against the Federal Election Commission, arguing for the elimination of limits on coordinated spending
Tina Peters attacked while in prison, attorney says
The attorney letter highlighted Peters's experience while in state custody.
NC man sentenced to 27 months in prison for death threats against Biden, Secret Service agent
“This sentence makes one thing clear: threatening to murder the President of the United States or any federal agents sworn to protect our nation will bring swift and serious consequences,” U.S. Attorney Ellis Boyle said