David Ade
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Lawmakers explore TikTok ban over privacy concerns
TikTok responds a ban may have effect of “censoring the voices of millions of Americans” → Read More
Louisiana Sen. Kennedy on unknown flying objects: “This has been going on for a long, long, long time.”
Louisiana Sen. Kennedy on unknown flying objects: “This has been going on for a long, long, long time.” → Read More
Unknown objects posed safety risk to commercial airlines according to White House
Spokesman says won’t rule out possibility of surveillance activity → Read More
Minnesota Habitat for Humanity director urges lawmakers to support affordable housing programs
Minnesotans urge lawmakers to support affordable housing. → Read More
Senators turn up pressure on rail industry for paid sick leave
Senators Sanders and Braun join rail workers to demand paid sick leave. → Read More
A comeback and a rising star: Inside the U.S. wheelchair fencing team
Wheelchair fencers competed near Washington, D.C. in January → Read More
Four Oath Keepers convicted of seditious conspiracy
WASHINGTON (Gray DC) - Edward Vallejo, a Phoenix man, will await sentencing for a seditious conspiracy charge while on house arrest. Vallejo was convicted, along with three other members of the Oath Keepers, by a federal jury on Monday afternoon. It’s one of the most serious convictions connected to January 6th so far, and carries a maximum 20-year prison sentence. Vallejo was also found guilty… → Read More
Fire officials urge broad smoke detector and sprinkler usage
Fire officials gathered in Washington, D.C. to remember the 2022 fires in Philadelphia and New York → Read More
Prosecutors point to show tune lyrics, claim Jan. 6th defendant wanted to join a revolution
A song from the musical "Les Miserables" becomes part of the court record for a January 6th defendant. → Read More
Prosecution rests in Jan. 6th case against central Texas man
Day two for the bench trial of Christopher Grider, who was near Ashli Babbitt, the woman shot to death when the Capitol was breached by protestors. → Read More
Release of Brittney Griner unlikely to impact U.S.
Experts say U.S.-Russian relations unlikely to change with the release of Brittney Griner → Read More
Zelensky disputes assessment that Ukrainian air defense missile responsible for deadly explosion in Poland
Defense Secretary Austin said information supports Poland’s assessment → Read More
Jan. 6th Committee deadline approaches for former President Trump
Former President Donald Trump faces a November 14th deadline to comply with a subpoena from the Jan. 6th Committee. → Read More
Supreme Court hears five hours of oral arguments on affirmative action challenges
Court heard cases challenging Harvard and UNC admissions policies → Read More
Affirmative action challenge heads to SCOTUS
WASHINGTON (Gray DC) - The University of North Carolina’s admissions policy will play a central role in a U.S. Supreme Court case challenging affirmative action. That’s the policy that allows colleges and universities to consider an applicant’s race to increase diversity on campus. The University of North Carolina has said it continues considering race to increase diversity after its long… → Read More
“Search and rescue remains a top priority,”
FEMA says search and rescue crews are standing by in Miami. → Read More
Florida and Georgia senators urge preparedness ahead of Hurricane Ian landfall
Hurricane Ian is expected to make landfall on Wednesday between Tampa Bay and Fort Meyers, Florida. → Read More
Atlanta Braves visit White House to celebrate 2021 World Series victory
President Biden highlights team's historic 2021 turnaround. → Read More
“We can’t currently meet the demand,” says auto industry rep. of new EV tax credits
Used EV tax credit “the thing we compromised on” says Sen. Joe Manchin (D-W.Va.) → Read More
President Biden signs PACT Act into law
Law makes it easier for veterans to get medical care after exposure to toxic fumes → Read More