The White House on Thursday used its “ultra MAGA” line to slam Oklahoma lawmakers who approved a Texas-style abortion bill said to be the most restrictive in the nation.
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Biden announces first foreign formula shipment
The Biden administration said Thursday that it has sourced the first batch of foreign-produced infant formula for import to the U.S. as part of the “Operation Formula Fly” mission.
Biden approves $100 million weapons package for Ukraine
President Biden on Thursday approved an additional $100 million in military assistance to Ukraine, just minutes after the Senate passed Mr. Biden’s $40 billion military and humanitarian aid package.
Biden hosts NATO hopefuls Sweden, Finland at White House
President Biden on Thursday doubled down on offering U.S. security assurances to Finland and Sweden in his meeting with the two countries’ leaders at the White House, just one day after both nations submitted their formal bids to join NATO.
House passes domestic terrorism bill in response to Buffalo shooting
The House passed a bill Wednesday that would create domestic terrorism units in the FBI, Department of Homeland Security, and Justice Department.
Defense Production Act invoked to fight baby formula shortage
President Biden invoked an emergency mobilization measure Wednesday as his administration scrambles to stem the ongoing infant formula shortage.
White House defends Nina Jankowicz after embattled disinformation czar resigns
The White House is standing by Nina Jankowicz, the embattled disinformation expert named to head the Department of Homeland Security’s now-paused “Disinformation Governance Board,” despite her resignation amid the board’s troubled roll-out.
Pentagon watchdog finds Trump officials illegally retaliated against whistleblower Vindman
The Department of Defense inspector general on Wednesday concluded that Army Col. Yevgeny S. Vindman faced illegal retaliation after filing ethics complaints against President Trump and senior national security officials in his administration.
House Jan. 6 committee bucks DOJ request to hand over transcripts
The chairman of the House Committee investigating the Jan. 6 U.S. Capitol riot is stiff-arming a Justice Department request that the panel hand over transcripts from interviews it has conducted during the nearly year-long probe.
Biden makes small mention of deadly California church shooting in remarks celebrating Asian Heritage
President Biden only mentioned in passing the deadly church shooting in California during an Asian heritage celebration that focused primarily on the racist shooting targeting a Black neighborhood in Buffalo.