Federal Agencies
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DCA to pause all flights for 3 hours during Freedom 250 Grand Prix weekend
Race organizer Bud Denker said in late July that hundreds of thousands of people are expected to attend the event.
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Woman spared prison sentence for defrauding USAID-funded charity ordered to repay $160,000 to feds
A single mid-level HR executive drained $425,000 from a federally funded aid group over years using nothing more sophisticated than fake invoices and a company credit card — the precise blind spot the USAID inspector general warned about when he reported that the organizations spending taxpayer money were largely the ones deciding whether to report themselves.
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NORAD says fighter jets intercepted several general aviation aircraft over Bedminster
Two aircraft were reported connected to the incident which occurred near Trump’s club in the area
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CFTC Chairman Rostin Benham to resign on Trump inauguration day
Chairman Rostin Behnam, a Democrat, said his final day at the Commission will be Feb. 7, which ends his seven year career at the federal regulatory agency. Benham has served as the chairman of the commission since 2022.
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Pentagon reaches settlement with more than 35,000 gay and lesbian ex-service members
The historic settlement still has to receive approval from a federal judge.
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Moderna buried child's death in COVID booster trial in EU report, FDA response called 'misleading'
Stock-plunging mRNA vaccine maker, already in bed with feds on vaccine royalties, says booster not "causally" related without giving evidence. Investigations have found feds rarely enforce mandatory disclosure regulations.
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CISA says there has been 'no indication' of a wider government hack outside of Treasury department
"At this time, there is no indication that any other federal agencies have been impacted by this incident," the agency said in a statement. "CISA continues to monitor the situation and coordinate with relevant federal authorities to ensure a comprehensive response. The security of federal systems and the data they protect is of critical importance to our national security."
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Jay Bratt, lead prosecutor on Trump's documents case, resigns from DOJ
Bratt, a senior national security official at the department, resigned Friday as Trump and his team prepare to return to the White House later this month.
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DOJ considers charging 200 more people related to Jan. 6 as Trump's second term nears
So far, more than 1,500 individuals have been hit with federal charges in connection to Jan. 6.
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Feds' disbanded 'censorship nerve center' faces hellish afterlife amid lawsuits, Hill probes
State ignoring FOIA requests for its communications related to Europe's pro-censorship Digital Services Act, requester says in suit. First Amendment disinformation police boycott suit on hiatus until Feb. 18.
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Effort to remove cancer-linked Red Dye No. 3 from food supply could make headway if RFK Jr leads HHS
Hundreds of artificial food dyes have been created – many made from crude oil. Most were eventually pulled from the market for being toxic. Only nine are still allowed in food in the U.S.
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DOT fines JetBlue $2 million for operating 'multiple chronically delayed flights'
DOT is currently investigating other airlines for "unrealistic flight schedules."
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Surgeon general calls for cancer-risk warning label on beverages with alcohol
Surgeon General Dr. Vivek Murthy said alcohol is responsible for about 100,000 cases of cancer and 20,000 cancer deaths annually in the U.S.