CNN Presses Swalwell on DHS Funding
Brianna Keilar challenged Rep. Eric Swalwell on why Democrats were blocking full DHS funding, and the exchange quickly turned into a familiar Washington blame game.
Army Probes Kid Rock Helicopter Flyby
Kid Rock says he is not worried after Army helicopters passed near his Tennessee home during a training flight. The Army says it is reviewing the mission and flight path, because even helicopter paperwork seems to need its own helicopter.
Swalwell Pushes Back On FBI File Release
Eric Swalwell’s lawyers reportedly warned Kash Patel not to release old FBI files tied to a Chinese intelligence operative investigation.
Bulls Waive Ivey After Pride Video
Chicago moved on from Jaden Ivey after his social media criticism of the NBA’s Pride Month promotion sparked a team discipline decision.
Burchett Torches Senate’s Midnight Shutdown Deal
Rep. Tim Burchett blasted Senate leaders for a late-night funding deal and their refusal to move the SAVE Act, arguing the chamber is stuck in the same old Capitol Hill routine.
UNC Charlotte Teen Abortion Training Raises Questions
A youth group tied to Advocates for Youth held a two-day abortion support training at UNC Charlotte that was open to participants as young as 14. The university says it was a registered student organization event and that the school remained neutral.
NASA’s Moon Mission Gets Serious
Jared Isaacman says Artemis II is set for April 1, with satellites, Space Force, and a long moon return still driving NASA's plans.
Two Flights, Two Security Scares
A Frontier flight in Atlanta and an American flight in Detroit both drew law enforcement after onboard disturbances.
Europe Hits Reverse on Migration
The European Parliament has approved a tougher deportation plan that speeds up removals of irregular migrants and gives member states more room to act. Supporters call it overdue; critics say Brussels is trading away its humanitarian image.
Vance Eyes Walz In Fraud Probe
Vice President JD Vance says his fraud task force may pursue prosecutions if investigations uncover crimes. He also pointed to California’s voting rules and repeated claims about broader fraud in government programs.