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He allegedly told coworkers he expected a presidential pardon.

Advisers to RFK Jr drop the plan to end federal guidance amid Republican worries about the political impact

In the first two days of the Iran war, the U.S. used more than $5 billion worth of munitions

The United States used approximately $5.6 billion worth of weaponry during the first 48 hours of its military operations against Iran, according to a report by The Washington Post. The estimate, which was presented to Congress on Monday, has sparked debate over the administration’s claim that the campaign is not…

Scientists are seeing increasing signals that there will be a massive El Niño event this year — with lasting impacts on our climate

ICE is looking to increase detention capacity amid Trump’s massive immigration crackdown

A joint US-Israeli attack killed Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, fulfilling President Trump's "regime change" calls. However, a classified intelligence report suggests this is unlikely to topple the entrenched clerical and military establishment, even with a large-scale assault. Analysts concluded Iran's system would likely continue functioning due to established…

The plaque appeared on the building’s west front almost three years after its installation was ordered by Congress

Graduation rates declined from roughly 80% under the full-length program to about 60% under the shortened version, according to records obtained by The Washington Post