The recent explosion at Accurate Energetic Systems in Humphreys County, Tennessee, has reignited painful memories of the deadly 2021 floods—prompting officials to apply hard-won lessons in crisis response.
Top Justice Department leaders, including AG Pam Bondi, were not informed before Letitia James was indicted—a move fueled by White House pressure and internal division.
Tennessee National Guard troops have begun patrolling Memphis, following a federal task force deployment—despite local data showing crime at a 25-year low.
For the first time in a modern shutdown, the White House admits federal layoffs are underway—raising fears of permanent job losses and economic ripple effects.
A devastating explosion at the Accurate Energetic Systems plant in Tennessee has resulted in multiple fatalities and missing persons, with federal investigators now on the scene.
New reporting reveals the EPA researched whether abortion medication could be traced in sewage during the Trump administration—sparking fears of reproductive surveillance.
In 1970, the Young Lords seized Lincoln Hospital in the Bronx—not to destroy, but to heal. Their radical detox program changed addiction treatment forever.
Dr. Marcus Ellison, current superintendent of DeKalb County Schools in Georgia, has been indicted for allegedly running a kickback scheme that stole hundreds of thousands from an Illinois school district.
Despite widespread claims, a conservative watchdog’s report—cited by the U.S. Justice Department—found no evidence that George Soros or his network funded terrorism or broke any laws.
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has imposed sweeping restrictions on journalists at the Pentagon, sparking concerns over transparency and First Amendment rights.