Congress moves to raise retirement age for Capitol Police as threats against lawmakers mount Lawmakers are working to raise the retirement age for U.S. Capitol Police officers The Independent UK · May 14
One idea to retain Capitol Police officers? Up the retirement age As the Capitol Police force is strained to its limits, lawmakers are looking to a key group of officers — those who are nearing retirement. The House passed a bill Monday evening that could potentially allow Capitol Police officers to work until the age of 65. “No officer should be… Roll Call · Apr 27
Rayburn building deemed at risk in push for major funding boost - Roll Call The largest House office building is at risk of “catastrophic system failure,” the architect of the Capitol is set to warn Congress. Roll Call · Mar 17
Security breach at Capitol: 18-year-old held after running toward federal building with loaded shotgun The US Capitol police detained an 18-year-old man after he ran toward the west side of the Capitol building, carrying a loaded shotgun, prompting a swift law enforcement response. The Times of India · Feb 18
Police arrest 18-year-old suspect for allegedly running at U.S. Capitol with shotgun The shotgun was loaded and the suspect was wearing a "tactical vest," the Capitol Police chief said. Axios · Feb 17
Armed man arrested after running toward Capitol, police say A man was arrested Tuesday after running toward the West Front with a loaded shotgun, according to Capitol Police. Roll Call · Feb 17
Nearly Half of Americans’ Paychecks Are Gone in 48 Hours — Here’s Why Nearly half of an American's paycheck is gone within two days. Find out where it goes — and how to make yours last longer. GOBankingRates · Dec 3, 2025
9 Key Signs It’s Time To ‘Spring Clean’ Your Finances The end of the year is a good time for a money overview as you prepare for tax season. Experts shared how to know when it's time to give your money a refresh. GOBankingRates · Nov 1, 2025
For Congress, security fears are a haunting part of the job - Roll Call The murder of conservative activist Charlie Kirk sparks new debate after years of anguish over political violence. Roll Call · Sep 12, 2025
Ex-IRS Agents Share Critical Insight on False IRS Tax Relief Marketing & How Individual and Business Taxpayers in Crisis Can Protect Themselves At MD Sullivan Tax Group, Sullivan and Salinger take a fundamentally different approach. With decades of experience inside the IRS, they know how the Offer in Compromise (OIC) program truly works, because they have worked it. International Business Times · Sep 1, 2025
New Capitol Police chief faces DC takeover, member security - Roll Call New police chief had stints in Louisville, Baltimore and Phoenix before taking the helm at the U.S. Capitol. Roll Call · Aug 18, 2025
Maryland man charged with threatening Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene and her family A Maryland man has been arrested on charges that he made threatening calls to the Georgia offices of Republican Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene The Independent UK · Jul 17, 2025
Reader’s Vote: Tom Hanks’ Most Underrated Movie Reader's Vote: Tom Hanks' Most Underrated Movie. Is it better than Forrest Gump or Saving Private Ryan? See which hidden gem fans chose as Tom Hanks' best. Bored Panda · Jul 17, 2025
Michael Sullivan named chief of Capitol Police - Roll Call The Capitol Police board has picked Michael G. Sullivan, a former interim chief of police in Phoenix, to lead the Capitol Police. Roll Call · Jun 4, 2025
The Guardian - US · Mar 26, 2025 Arizona officers who beat deaf Black man with cerebral palsy are suspended Tyron McAlpin was attacked by police responding to a report of a white man causing a disturbance in a store
The Independent UK · Mar 25, 2025 Schools to run anti-misogyny classes for boys in bid to tackle toxic masculinity Children at primary and secondary schoo will learn how to navigate difficult emotions and the lessons will have a focus tackling sexist content spread online
Tom’s Guide · Mar 22, 2025 10 best gangster movies, ranked —and where you can stream them The gangster movie is a Hollywood staple. Here are our picks for the seven best.
The Independent UK · Nov 27, 2024 Massachusetts man who spent decades in prison for a murder he didn't commit is awarded $13 million A Massachusetts man who spent 27 years in jail for a murder he claims that he didn't commit has been awarded $13 million by a jury
Latin Times · Nov 25, 2024 State Law Blocks Wrongfully Convicted Man Who Spent Quarter-Century Behind Bars from Getting Full Damages Awarded by Jury A man who spent 26 years in prison for a murder he did not commit will take home a fraction of the $13 million awarded to him thanks to a state law.
Homes & Gardens · Nov 25, 2024 This kitchen writer says this is the reason you should never store recipe books in the kitchen – plus, where to keep them instead Heat, humidity, spills and grease could ruin your beloved collection, experts warn
Latin Times · Oct 25, 2024 Innocent Bystander Shot by Mistake Outside Alabama Bar Is on Life Support, Can't Afford Mounting Medical Bills: Family An Alabama man is incurring thousands of dollars in medical debt as he fights for his life after being hit by a gunshot intended for someone else.
The Independent UK · Sep 7, 2024 Phoenix police officer dies days after suspect charged with shooting 2 officers The Phoenix Police Department says one of two officers who were shot by a man who was trying to break into a car has died from his injuries
Total Film · Jan 12, 2024 Tom Hanks' 32 greatest movie moments From solving ancient puzzles to coaching baseball, Tom Hanks has done it all on the silver screen
The Independent UK · Jan 11, 2024 Phoenix seeks to end Justice Department probe of its police department without court supervision Phoenix has asked the U.S. Department of Justice to end its two-year civil rights investigation of the city’s police department through an agreement in which it would take recommendations for changes from the federal agency but wouldn’t be subject to costly court supervision
Chicago Sun-Times · Oct 20, 2023 Unions push to represent more workers, but organized labor’s share of jobs is declining Organizing and mobilizing have gone on throughout the Chicago area with nurses and other health care employees, graduate teaching assistants, cannabis store crews, baristas and retail associates.