Flash Briefings

Department of Defense faces backlash for its lack of combatting sexual assaults in the military.

North Korea threatens to shoot down U.S. planes in Korean Peninsula.

Joe Biden has spent 39.2 percent of his presidency on vacation.

FBI Deputy Director Paul Abbate told Sen. Josh Hawley (R-MO) and the Senate Judiciary Committee on Tuesday that the FBI conducted around 278,000 “unintentional” searches on Americans between 2020 and 2021.

Three Catholic bishops criticized the Los Angeles Dodgers for inviting the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence.

San Francisco’s Board of Supervisors repealed Chapter 12X, a policy that prohibits city-funded travel and business with states that allegedly discriminate against LGBTQ people, restrict access to abortion, or try to suppress voters.   

Thousands of Americans fled from New York to Florida during the pandemic to escape high taxes and crime rates, according to one real estate adviser. 

As Virginia election officials work to clean up the state’s voter rolls, they announced the discovery of many dead people still listed as registered voters. 

Three major utility companies in California are looking to restructure customer billing, and part of that means customers could be charged based on how much money they make. 

A decorated supervisory IRS agent has reported to the Justice Department’s top watchdog that federal prosecutors appointed by President Joe Biden have engaged in “preferential treatment and politics” to block criminal tax charges against presidential son Hunter Biden.