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A group of congressional staff members protested on the Capitol steps as lawmakers voted on the Israel Security Assistance Support Act.

Congressional staffers protest Israel vote, Republican calls for them to be fired

A group of House staffers protested on the steps of the Capitol Thursday, May 16, as lawmakers voted on and ultimately approved the Israel Security Assistance Support Act inside. If it were signed into law, the bill would prohibit the Defense Department from delaying or canceling congressionally approved military aid to Israel.  The staffers called…

Russian forces push deepest into Ukraine since December 2022, displacing over 8,000 and prompting a $2 billion pledge in U.S. military aid.

Russia advances in Kharkiv; Zelenskyy cancels trips to focus on defense

Russian forces are advancing further into Ukrainian territory than they have since December 2022. The intensified fighting has forced more than 8,000 people to flee their homes. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has canceled several overseas trips to oversee his country’s defenses. Russia is attempting to seize as much ground as possible before additional Western aid…

Kansas City Chiefs kicker Harrison Butker’s commencement speech sparked controversy, leading to an online petition calling for his firing.

Backlash after Chiefs kicker Harrison Butker’s controversial college speech

An online petition called for the Super Bowl champion Kansas City Chiefs to fire its kicker, Harrison Butker, over a commencement speech. The petition, which has been widely circulated, accuses Butker of making sexist, homophobic, anti-trans, anti-abortion and racist remarks. “As a man who gets a lot of praise and has been given a platform…

A bipartisan working group released a policy roadmap it hopes Congress will follow as members regulate artificial intelligence.

Schumer hopes to pass AI legislation ahead of elections

The United States Senate has a utopian view of what artificial intelligence can bring, as long as it is properly regulated by the government. Senators said the possibilities include a cure for cancer in years instead of decades, treatments for Alzheimer’s, every child having individualized tutors and the elimination of traffic. To ensure that the…

Since March 26, the crew of a ship that hit the Francis Scott Key Bridge causing it to collapse has been trapped aboard the Dali. Officials have no timetable for when the men can disembark, but maintain the men's needs are being tended to. However, the men have had their personal cell phones confiscated by the FBI as part of the ongoing investigation, and are only left with temporary phones that have no data.

Nearly 2 months after Baltimore bridge collapse, Dali crew still stuck on board

On March 26, the Francis Scott Key Bridge collapsed in Baltimore, killing six people after a ship hit the bridge. Nearly two months later, the men aboard the ship are still stuck on board the Dali. In total, 21 men remain trapped aboard the vessel. Of those men, 20 are from India while one is…

Protesters against the Israel's war in Gaza reportedly targeted the homes of University of Michigan regents with graphic displays.

University of Michigan regents cry foul after protesters target homes

The University of Michigan reported that members of its board of regents woke up to body bags, fake corpses and toys covered in fake blood strewn across their front lawns and at their doors on Wednesday, May 15. Pro-Palestinian student groups claimed responsibility for the displays. The University of Michigan attributed responsibility to several groups,…

President Biden issued a challenge to former President Trump asking for a debate. News outlets are responding to the debate differently.

Unconventional Trump-Biden debate receives partisan criticism

In a departure from tradition, a general election debate between former President Donald Trump and President Joe Biden is slated for June 27, marking the earliest occurrence of such an event in history. However, the unconventional nature of the debate has sparked partisan reactions and drawn attention to the evolving dynamics of political discourse. Breaking…

The president's last minute assertion of executive privilege did not stop Republicans from taking a step toward holding Garland in contempt.

Garland could be held in contempt as Biden asserts executive privilege over Hur recording

House Republicans are moving to hold Attorney General Merrick Garland in contempt of Congress for failing to turn over the audio recordings of President Joe Biden’s interview with special counsel Robert Hur. The move came after the president asserted executive privilege over the recordings. Counselor to the president Edward Siskel informed the House Judiciary and Oversight…

A new report reveals that Neuralink knew of issues with its devices years before the first human patient began experiencing issues.

Neuralink knew of issues with breakthrough brain implant for years: Report

A report from Reuters on Wednesday, May 15, found that Elon Musk’s company, Neuralink, knew about the possibility of tiny wires coming loose from its experimental brain implant device years before the first human patient experienced the issue. The company became aware of the issues with the device, which gives paralyzed patients the ability to…

NATO nations need new options to deal with the rise in small but deadly drones on the battlefield. BAE Systems said it developed solutions.

NATO needs options to deal with deadly drones. Here are two.

The modern battlefield is as dynamic as it is deadly. Small, unmanned aerial systems are taking out larger weapons for pennies on the dollar, forcing NATO nations to adapt and deal with attack vehicles that are often the same kind of devices one can buy at a store, just with some extra kit. “It’s a…

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