Twenty-five years after the September 11 terrorist attacks, some American students are being taught about that terrible day without being told basic facts about who attacked the United States. A nonprofit providing 9/11 educational materials to schools omits Osama bin Laden, does not identify al-Qaeda as responsible for the attacks, and makes no mention of … Continued
The Trump administration is documenting a pattern of Chinese activity on American soil and in American systems that ranges from border facility tampering to artificial intelligence misuse and pathogen research. The incidents are being disclosed at an accelerating pace as President Donald Trump prepares to meet with Chinese leader Xi Jinping later this month. National … Continued
A growing coalition of Republicans and Democrats is pushing back against a nationwide network of artificial intelligence-powered cameras that silently record the license plates of passing vehicles. The movement has reached every level of government, from state legislatures to Congress, and is raising urgent questions about how much surveillance Americans are willing to accept in … Continued
Some of the biggest names in artificial intelligence are sounding increasingly urgent alarms about the technology they helped create. Now, those warnings are forcing Washington to confront a difficult question: How can America maintain its technological advantage while preventing increasingly powerful AI systems from spiraling beyond human control? Do you want state prayer alerts? … Continued
Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. leveled a grave accusation against the previous administration during a speech Thursday at the Republican midterm convention in Dallas, charging that the federal agency he now leads had once become complicit in the trafficking of migrant children. His remarks put the safety of unaccompanied minors at … Continued
A federal appeals court handed gun manufacturers a procedural victory Tuesday, ruling that the firearms industry’s main trade group may sue over a New Jersey law designed to expose gun makers and sellers to state litigation. The decision does not resolve whether the law is constitutional. It clears the way for that question to finally … Continued
Minneapolis police executed a search warrant on Aug. 25 at a residence shared by Adnan Hirsi, the son of Rep. Ilhan Omar (D-Minn.), and his roommate, Abdulrahman Abdi, according to published reports. Officers reportedly recovered multiple firearms and ammunition at the home, and Abdi was arrested on a weapons charge. Hirsi was not arrested, and … Continued
American foreign aid has long been criticized for the difficulty of tracking where the money goes, and this week a federal watchdog showed what that accountability looks like in practice. An operation in Kenya shut down pharmacies selling stolen, expired and counterfeit medicine, some of it diverted from U.S.-funded global health programs. The case offers … Continued
An investigation published by the Daily Caller News Foundation raises questions about whether a former American cabinet secretary simultaneously held advisory positions tied to the Chinese Communist Party’s influence apparatus. The report is built on translations of Chinese government and state media documents and centers on Elaine Chao, the wife of Sen. Mitch McConnell of … Continued
Former Secret Service agent Darin Kinder is sharing his deeply personal account of what he witnessed at the World Trade Center on September 11, 2001 — a day that changed his life forever. Kinder was a young Secret Service agent assigned to the World Trade Center field office when the attacks began. He remembers the … Continued
One year after Charlie Kirk’s assassination, Erika Kirk has opened up about what she did the day after her husband’s murder and the advice she received from the second lady that helped her survive the first days of grief. In an essay marking her first year as a widow, Erika Kirk remembered her children running into her … Continued
President Donald Trump traveled to Arlington, Texas, on Thursday to sign legislation authorizing a new monument to the nation’s highest military award, capping a visit that began with him meeting recipients whose service spans more than seven decades of American conflict. The bill clears the way for the memorial to be built on the National … Continued
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