Members of the House of Delegates are now considering a bill that would create new limits on how much government agencies can ...

A top government accountability group will send a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request to the U.S. Selective ... Given that discrepancy, the letter goes on to cite a 2023 SSS report to ...

NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell says that diversity, equity and inclusion is about hiring the best people to fill the league’s positions — but his real objective is to ‘equalize’ the hiring process to ...

Federal employees — including ones within the FAA — received a letter from the government urging them to find other jobs a ...

A "highly complex" search and rescue operation has found no survivors after a passenger plane collided with a military helicopter in Washington DC. The American Airlines flight was preparing to ...

After relying on the Washington Times for years for credible ... but fails to mention the organized Syrian Druze community’s request for Israeli protection and, ultimately, an alliance with ...

Though the National Transportation Safety Board has just begun investigating the mid-air collision over DC last Wednesday ... but too much. The Washington elite put blind faith in the idea that ...

Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts in Washington, D.C. An American ... we do not believe there were any survivors,” said District of Columbia fire chief John Donnelly. There were 64 people ...

Contact: [email protected] United Statescategory Officials identify 66 of 67 bodies in DC helicopter plane collision 9:01 PM UTC · Updated ago Worldcategory Trump says in no hurry to ...

Authorities have recovered 41 bodies after a plane crash in Washington DC. Sixty-seven people were killed when an American Airlines jet and a military helicopter collided mid-air on Wednesday night.

Saying the aircraft crash in Washington, D.C. was caused by DEI and ... he would have heard the air traffic controller request repeatedly for the helicopter to move behind the aircraft after ...

“I share in their outrage, and I stand with them in demanding justice,” Moore said. The Washington Post attempted to contact all 11 current and former members of the board who oversaw the ...