Yes. The president can classify and declassify at will via oral or written instruction. The president’s constitutional powers include removing classification controls after information has been ...

President Donald Trump has signed an order to declassify documents on the murders of President John F. Kennedy, Senator Robert F. Kennedy and the Reverend Martin Luther King Jr.—prompting calls ...

Timothy Kipchumba vowed to rally other lawmakers to reject the proposed hardship allowance policy.

By Alimat Aliyeva Google has inadvertently unveiled a preview of its upcoming Material 3 Expressive user interface-t ...

Thousands of pages of records related to the assassination of Sen. Robert F. Kennedy were posted online in response to a ...

President Donald Trump signed an executive order Tuesday directing the FBI to immediately declassify files concerning the Crossfire Hurricane investigation, the agency probe launched in 2016 that ...

Chuck Grassley is calling upon FBI Director Kash Patel to make further records tied to the Crossfire Hurricane scandal public ...

Match Group is finding common ground with its activist investors. The online-dating company said it's entered into an information-sharing agreement with Anson Funds Management. The agreement comes a ...

Trump could at any point declassify the information shared on Signal. Several of the Cabinet-level officials on that Signal chat also have expansive delegated powers over classification.

The move is part of a broader effort by the Trump administration to declassify information about the assassinations of a number of high-profile Americans. The agency previously published records ...