Biden vetoes bill that would have given Trump more judicial seats to fill
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President Biden on Monday vetoed a bill that would have added 66 federal district judgeships over a span of more than a decade.
Despite arguments from the organizations that additional judgeships would help with cases that have seen serious delays in resolution and ease concerns over access to justice, the White House said that Biden would veto the bill.
In a statement, Biden said he made his decision because the "hurried action" by the House of Representatives left open questions about "life-tenured" positions.
Former Israeli officials discuss the possibility of Jerusalem targeting the Houthi leadership in the same way it took out other terror leaders from Hamas and Hezbollah.
President-elect Trump’s tough talk about Greenland and the Panama Canal shows that he’s most comfortable playing offense, even if nothing much comes of it.
Protecting your home network includes securing your router, just like your phone or laptop. Kurt “CyberGuy" Knutsson reveals six ways to protect your Wi-Fi router from hackers.
A Texas man has been accused of killing his wife, who was eight weeks pregnant at the time of her death, while their other young children were reportedly home.
House Democratic campaign committee chair Rep. Suzan DelBene says her party can win back the majority by holding Trump and Republicans "accountable" to the voters.
A police officer was killed in a shooting inside a North Carolina grocery store.
ICE arrested an illegal immigrant from El Salvador who was wanted for allegedly sexually assaulting a minor and was released by the Suffolk County Jail.
Johnson allies urge Trump to intervene as messy speaker battle threatens to delay 2024 certification
Some House Republican allies of Speaker Mike Johnson want President-elect Trump to speak out in support of the Louisiana Republican.
Iran has resorted to recruiting minors to attack Israeli and Jewish targets across Europe amid dwindling influence in the Middle East.
The White House is concerned that Iran’s weakened position will prompt the regime to pursue a nuclear weapon and is coordinating with the Trump team on this concern.
European leaders are making clear ahead of the Trump presidency that they plan to spend more on defense as Russia remains a top threat and as security concerns in the Middle East and North Africa escalate.