“The damage is shocking and it is a miracle that no residents were killed,” Gov. Bill Lee said Saturday morning.
National Security
The British spy escaped from a London prison after he was found guilty of betraying secrets to the Russians.
Betsy Williams and Kim Madlom were sound asleep early Christmas morning in their Nashville apartment, when they were awakened by what sounded like gunfire and then an ominous recorded message coming from the RV parked across the street: the vehicle contained a bomb.
A “visa impasse” led the U.S. to close one consulate and suspend another when officials couldn’t obtain visas for technicians to make repairs in rapidly deteriorating buildings.
The intrusions appear to have occurred via a Microsoft corporate partner. The tech giant insists none of its products have been compromised.
Advocates of criminal justice reform say Merrick Garland has been too deferential to law enforcement on the appeals court.
National Guardsmen described their work in ways as varied as their missions, from pride in helping neighbors in crisis to frustrations over bureaucratic hurdles.
The deal with weapons firm Raytheon would allow for precision bombs to be produced in Saudi Arabia.
The men, all military veterans working for the private security contractor, were convicted in the deaths of 14 civilians.
The president once again used his executive power to benefit his allies and undermine an investigation that dogged his presidency.
The $741 billion legislation passed both chambers of Congress with veto-proof majorities.
An attorney for the former associate of Rudolph Giuliani has asked a federal judge to order the Justice Department to turn over government communications about his client.
The through line for three of the military's most controversial issues this year is Ryan McCarthy, a former Army Ranger leading the Pentagon's largest force.
White House statement said president’s decision was “broadly supported by the public.”
A website called ‘Enemies of the People’ sought to incite violence against several state and federal officials, including FBI Director Christopher Wray.
Some lawmakers suspected that the Trump administration was seeking to install a political loyalist atop the National Security Agency.
The department said it had brought charges against the suspected bomb maker in the attack.
A top U.S. general said the revered military leader’s death had disrupted Iran’s control of armed proxy groups.
The comments came at what is likely to be Barr’s last news conference as attorney general.
