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A FOIA request reveals what the FBI and Homeland Security had to say about anarchist activities on May Day 2015.

MightyFly started flight testing the Cento aircraft at the beginning of the flight corridor in March, making rapid progress with its flight testing program.

Many in our nation are concerned about the current state of the world, and understandably so. We hear differing reports about the Russia-Ukraine conflict daily. We are saddened by the brutal and unprovoked Hamas attack on innocent Israeli civilians (including women, children, and the elderly) on . . .

An order by a federal judge on Monday delayed the start of “pile driving” construction for a massive wind project off the Atlantic Coast by Dominion Energy.

Supporters say the bills are essential for employees' privacy and protection. Opponents say the changes would lessen government transparency.

PHILADELPHIA – A Bala Cynwyd law firm and two of its attorneys allege that the U.S. Coast Guard have declined to answer its Freedom of Information Act request concerning records related to a proposed expansion of the Port of Wilmington, Delaware.

FIRST ON MRC: Never-before-seen emails reveal how several legacy media outlets closely aligned themselves wit

Tim OBriant has settled his defamation lawsuit against Don Moniak, which settled ahead of its May 6 trial date. The lawsuit was originally filed in April 2023.

"She found out my wife’s name, Facebook, and our home address..." an Ashley Madison user reports.

On Monday, the appeals court granted an emergency appeal to halt the demolition of Roosevelt.