"The breadth of Act 191’s scope is palpable," covering "political satire, parody, commentary, and content that merely references a candidate 'by implication,'" Biden nominee says in ruling for Babylon Bee and local satirist.
The North American Reliability Corporation's latest long-term assessment warns that half the U.S. will face increased risks of blackouts during winter storms as demand for electricity increases while coal- and natural gas-fired power plants are retired.
Gabbard’s spokeswoman said the whistleblower complaint has the indicators of a “politically motivated weaponization” designed to contrive a narrative damaging to Gabbard, mirroring past intelligence community complaints against President Donald Trump.
Political performances outpace musical performances: In years past, the awards shows featured pro-Palestinian rants, this year's fact-free polemics leaned on anti-ICE rhetoric and anti-Trump sentiment in a virtue-signaling extravaganza.
More than 2.5 million veterans experience some form of hearing loss, and the VA is the largest single employer of audiologists in the U.S.
U.S. Space Forces Northern will guide development and delivery of space capabilities that enable join effectiveness for homeland defense.
A former Google engineer was found guilty of economic espionage and theft of confidential AI technology for the benefit of China's government, the FBI said Monday. Why it matters: Intelligence and defense officials have long warned of increased efforts by Beijing and others to obtain U.S. intellectual property and use AI against American interests . State of play A federal jury in San Francisco convicted Linwei Ding, also known as Leon Ding, 38, of seven counts of economic espionage and seven counts of theft of trade secrets, per an FBI post on X Monday. - Ding was accused of stealing thousands of pages of confidential information containing Google's trade secrets related to artificial intelligence technology and sharing them with two…
'They want to deter journalists'
Health & Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. tells Chris Cuomo that President Trump has shown compassion for the country’s new mental health and addiction initiative and criticizes the Biden administration’s approach to handling addiction.