An active-duty Air Force major was arrested at the U.S. Capitol after joining a protest against President Trump in uniform, drawing praise from Rep. Al Green and raising questions under military conduct rules.
An active-duty Air Force major was arrested on the Capitol steps after joining an impeachment protest in uniform. The case now raises questions about military rules, political activism, and how far the Capitol will let a protest go.
Buttigieg says an anonymous call brought police and CPS to his home and left him separated from his children until the next day. Critics on X say parts of that account do not fit how child welfare cases usually work, and the missing details are drawing more attention than the story itself.
Greenwater Services says its ozone nano bubble system is clearing the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool, even as critics gripe about donors, contracts, and dead duck headlines. The company says the water is now clearer and the algae is nearly gone.
Ted Lieu suggested President Trump may be taking a special drug tied to terminal illness after a canceled signing event. The White House answered with a blunt X post and an even blunter insult.
A federal judge in Boston permanently blocked most of President Trump’s election executive order, including the proof-of-citizenship registration rule. The Justice Department says it will appeal.
The Interior Department says surveillance video shows two people tearing at the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool lining as repairs move ahead and arrests follow.