The Virgin Islands Law Enforcement Planning Commission (LEPC) is no longer considered “high-risk” by the U.S. Department of Justice, ending a period of heightened oversight that began in 2012. The designation stemmed from concerns raised by federal investigators about grant management tied to events over a decade ago.
WASHINGTON, D.C. – Puerto Rico’s Governor and a handful of Senate Democrats said the territory’s residents have been treated differently when it comes to receiving federal food benefits. There’s a renwed effort in Congress to get SNAP benefits for Puerto Ricans.
Thursday evening, House lawmakers voted down a resolution that would have limited President Donald Trump’s authority to pursue further military action against Iran without — without congressional approval.
The former South Dakota governor — chosen by the president to lead the Department of Homeland Security — has faced growing scrutiny over her conduct, including reports of a romantic relationship with a top adviser and her handling of a major immigration crackdown in Minneapolis.
WASHINGTON, D.C. – The general elections are just a few months away, and experts have told us the economy is always the top issue for voters. Republicans in congress and the President have touted their tax cuts legislation but Democrats are arguing this war with Iran will make things more costly here at home.
U.S. officials have ramped up counterterrorism efforts and have warned of a heightened threat environment. The partial government shutdown impacts the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) — which has been without funding, going on nearly three weeks.
WASHINGTON, D.C. – We’ve heard President Trump talk about making Canada or Greenland the next US state, but what about Puerto Rico? The island’s Governor is in Capitol Hill this week advocating for Puerto Rico to become the next state but the island’s congressional member believes the Governor should focus on other issues than statehood.
Following the sweeping military offensive against Iran over the weekend, which resulted in the death of Iran’s supreme leader and dozens of top commanders, President Donald Trump said the operations will continue.
Following the sweeping military offensive against Iran over the weekend, which resulted in the death of Iran’s supreme leader and dozens of top commanders, President Donald Trump said the operations will continue.
WASHINGTON, D.C. – US Central Command now confirms in total four US service members have died following Operation Epic Fury, the joint military operation with Israel, which struck Iran. The Pentagon said more casualties could happen and didn’t specify how long US operations in Iran could last.
