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Capitol Displays Jan. 6 Plaque After 3-Year Delay

Plaque honors officers who defended the Capitol during the 2021 attack

New Report Reveals Trump Officials' Suspicious Financial Ties

Experts say the scale and loosening of oversight raises serious questions about conflicts of interest.

Breitbart News Hosts FCC Chairman Brendan Carr for Policy Discussion

Event to feature Telnyx CEO David Casem, moderated by Breitbart's Matt Boyle

NTSB Spokesperson for UPS Plane Crash Fired

Todd Inman dismissed from his role following high-profile investigations

White House Fires NTSB Member, Citing Misconduct

Todd Inman denies the allegations and plans to fight the dismissal through legal means.

White House Fires NTSB Board Member Over Misconduct Allegations

Todd Inman was removed from the National Transportation Safety Board after reports of inappropriate behavior and alcohol use on the job.

Capitol Plaque Honoring Jan. 6 Officers Installed After 3-Year Delay

The plaque recognizes the heroism of law enforcement who defended the Capitol during the 2021 attack.

Capitol Installs January 6 Memorial Plaque After Years of Delay

The plaque honors the heroism of police officers who defended the Capitol during the 2021 attack.

NTSB Member Says He Was Fired Without Explanation By The Trump Administration

Todd Inman was a public face in the investigation into last year's collision between an airliner and Army helicopter in Washington.

Alexander Butterfield, Nixon Aide Who Disclosed Watergate Tapes, Dies at 99

Butterfield's revelation of Nixon's secret taping system hastened the president's resignation.

NTSB Member Fired by Trump Administration Without Explanation

Todd Inman says he was terminated from the safety board despite leading high-profile investigations.

Trump Administration Forced to Reverse Mass Firings as Agencies Face Staffing Shortages

After slashing over 387,000 federal jobs, the Trump administration is now struggling to fill critical roles and rehire laid-off workers.

Trump Promised UFO Disclosure, But Pentagon Still Holding Files

Weeks after Trump called for release of classified UFO records, no new files have surfaced as the review process moves slowly.

Federal Judge Rules Trump Administration's Actions to Dismantle Voice of America Were Illegal

Ruling affirms that Kari Lake, Trump's pick to lead the U.S. Agency for Global Media, lacked authority to make sweeping changes to the news outlet.

NTSB Member Fired by Trump Administration Without Explanation

Todd Inman says he received notice of termination from the White House with no reason given.

NTSB Member Fired by Trump Administration Without Explanation

Todd Inman says he was terminated from his position on the safety board effective immediately.

Social Security Administration Rolls Out Major Changes to Disability Payments and Customer Service

The agency aims to reduce backlog and streamline operations, but experts warn of potential transition challenges.

White House Seeks Bolder Action on Energy Prices Amid Iran Conflict

Administration asks federal agencies to provide more policy options to address soaring oil and gas prices.

Capitol Installs Jan. 6 Plaque Honoring Police After 3-Year Delay

The plaque commemorates the officers who defended the Capitol during the 2021 attack.

Marine Clashes With Senator During Capitol Hearing

Green Party candidate Brian McGinnis confronts Capitol Police and Senator Tim Sheehy over anti-war protests

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