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TikTok CEO Vows to Congress More Teen Safety, Defiant on National Security Issue, Not China ‘Agent’
The short-form video app has an estimated 150 million U.S. users, many of them teens and young adults.
TikTok Sends Influencers to Washington as its Troubles Grow
TikTok is ramping up a public relations campaign to fend off the possibility of a nationwide ban by…
Blinken Promises Review of Afghan Withdrawal to Congress by Mid-April
U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken told lawmakers on Wednesday that the State Department has been putting together…
New U.S. Border Data: 284 Suspected Terrorists Apprehended So Far in Fiscal 2023
New border security caucus forms as record number of apprehensions at northern border continues.
Dem Sen. Warner Demands Answers from Biden on Allegedly Mishandled Classified Documents
Warner's remarks follow revelations that a lawyer for Biden discovered materials marked classified while cleaning out his former office at the Penn Biden Center in Washington last November.
TikTok Reaches 150 Million Active Users in the U.S.
The 50% jump in users of the video-sharing app suggests that more users have adopted it over the past three years despite national security concerns.
McCaul Gives Blinken One More Chance to Supply Afghanistan Withdraw Docs or Face Subpoena
The chairman previously sent Blinken numerous requests for documents related to "the chaotic and deadly withdrawal" from Afghanistan but hasn't received them.
Iran’s Nuclear Breakout Time is Under 2 Weeks, U.S. Senate Hears
So advanced is Iran's uranium development program that the Islamic Republic can now produce sufficient fissile material for…
Border Patrol Union: ‘Failing’ Biden Policies, Hardships Result in 17 Suicides in ’22
By: Bethany Blankley Chris Cabrera, vice president of the National Border Patrol Council, testified before Congress about the…
‘Getting Very Close to Joe Biden’: Congress Probes Dozen Bank Accounts That Enriched First Family
Rep. James Comer says Middle East, several new family members emerge as focus of inquiry as evidence mounts that some money was funneled to future president.