Katie Zacharia admits she never passed California bar exam
The White House press secretary, appointed in 2026, said she had not passed the California bar exam, a claim that has drawn scrutiny from media and political figures.
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The White House press secretary, appointed in 2026, said she had not passed the California bar exam, a claim that has drawn scrutiny from media and political figures.
The bipartisan letter, signed by five Republican and 17 Democratic representatives, calls for revocation of the authorization as a sanctions deadline approaches.
The FBI, U.S. Capitol Police and the Postal Inspection Service are investigating the packages, which were intercepted or caused evacuations before the midterm elections.
The indictment, filed in New York, accuses the former president and his wife of directing officials to torture political opponents during Maduro's rule.
The decision follows bipartisan backlash over the Pentagon’s earlier plan to livestream the firing‑squad execution scheduled for December 3.
The constitutional amendment will eliminate the six‑day work schedule that has 16 million workers on a 44‑hour week, giving Lula a political advantage.
The U.S. military has drafted strike plans that could include the GBU‑43/B Massive Ordnance Air Blast Bomb, while President Trump has questioned the identity of Iran negotiators.
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex, who returned to the UK in late August, visited local charities in Nottingham for the event.
The ruling followed a September order that blocked the outlets, and the White House has announced it will appeal the decision.
The ruling delays the FCC’s review of a policy that would give party committees cheaper TV advertising rates, a move that favors Republican candidates.
The complaint follows her first press briefing, where critics said her performance was awkward and she has not been licensed to practice law in any state.
The lawsuit alleges Kushner's appointment violates the U.S. Constitution's Appointments Clause and creates conflict of interest.
The raid, conducted by Homeland Security Investigations, also led to the seizure of Omar's cell phone and subpoenas to her relatives.
The president also highlighted new energy and semiconductor deals while supporting Republican Rep. Andy Biggs in a bid to flip the state’s governor’s mansion.
The U.S. deal to import Russian diesel comes amid new sanctions and has drawn criticism from Ukraine and U.S. lawmakers.
The trial, held at Southwark Crown Court in London, began on Wednesday with prosecutors describing Brand as a ruthless sexual predator and outlining seven charges.
The increase applies to about 72 million beneficiaries and begins in January 2027, following a 2.8% rise in 2026.
The president's 3,400‑mile trip to Alaska was intended to boost support for incumbent Senator Dan Sullivan in a race that could flip the seat.
The announcement follows a security deal that expands U.S. military presence on the Arctic island.