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DHS shutdown all but certain after failed Senate vote

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Lawmakers are heading for the exits following a failed Senate vote Thursday, all but guaranteeing the Department of Homeland Security shuts down early Saturday morning. The funding lapse, which will hit parts of DHS harder than others, comes as the White House and congressional Democrats have failed to move closer to a deal after trading proposals to rein in immigration enforcement practices in the wake of two high-profile shootings in Minneapolis…
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Vance says no headway in ceasefire talks: ‘I think that’s bad news for Iran’

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Vance says no headway in ceasefire talks: ‘I think that’s bad news for Iran’

Vice President Vance, speaking to reporters after a marathon day of negotiations with Iran, said no progress was made toward a peace agreement, which he added was “bad news for Iran.” Coming amid a 14-day ceasefire in the war, Vance called the 21 hours of negotiations with the Iranian delegation…
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China preparing delivery of new air defense systems to Iran, report says

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China preparing delivery of new air defense systems to Iran, report says

China is preparing to deliver new air defense systems to Iran in the next few weeks, following over a month of U.S. and Israeli strikes on Iran’s military and missile capabilities, BLN reported Saturday. The outlet cited three people familiar with recent U.S. intelligence assessments. Two of these sources told the outlet that Beijing could route…
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White House ballroom construction can continue, federal appeals court says

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White House ballroom construction can continue, federal appeals court says

A U.S. Court of Appeals on Saturday said that construction of the White House ballroom can carry on temporarily after a judge halted construction late last month. A three-judge panel from the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit ruled 2-1 that the preliminary injunction be put on pause until April 17…
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