Kim Jong Un draws red line at sea, renews promise to fire on South Korean ship 'that violates even 0.001mm'
North Korea's supreme leader has drawn a red line at sea, vowing to fire upon any South Korean vessel that even barely crosses it.
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White House Correspondents' Association slams admin letter on Hur coverage as 'misdirected,' 'inappropriate'
The White House Correspondents’ Association (WHCA) ripped White House Counsel’s Office spokesman Ian Sams' letter Thursday for complaining member organizations were "misreporting" the Hur report.
As Gaza Death Toll Mounts, the Peace Lobby Fights for Influence in Washington
When the American Israel Public Affairs Committee, the most influential pro-Israel group in the United States, wants to use its muscle, it can call on its considerable resources to run negative ads against lawmakers who oppose its agenda and pour money into funding a challenger.
Councillor calls out Ontario college after learning student lives with 13 people
A Waterloo Regional councillor says he will be sending a letter to Conestoga College’s president after speaking to a student who was living in a house with 13 other people in a situation he described as “inhumane and down right unsafe.”
The top doctor for CBP tried to order fentanyl lollipops for a helicopter mission in New York, whistleblowers say
The chief medical officer for Customs and Border Protection pressured his staff to order fentanyl lollipops for him to take to the United Nations General Assembly meeting in New York in September, according to a whistleblower report sent to Congress on Friday.
Ruling expected in Donald Trump’s $370m New York fraud trial
A judge is expected to rule on whether Donald Trump should pay a $370m fine in his New York fraud trial and face a lifetime ban from the New York real estate industry.
Will special counsel's comments on Biden's age change his campaign? 'Nothing new,' aide insists
Special counsel Robert Hur's report recommending against charging President Joe Biden because he could present to jurors as an «elderly man with a poor memory» united many Democrats in anger at Hur's characterization and sparked division in the party over how Biden's reelection campaign should respond to the focus on an issue that polls show concerns large swathes of the public.
White House clashed with DOJ over special counsel report before its release, sources confirm
The Justice Department rebuffed efforts by attorneys for President Joe Biden to omit language critical of his age and memory in a report published last week by special counsel Robert Hur, sources confirmed to ABC News.