FCC Chair Brendan Carr sports a gold Trump-head lapel pin. Members of Trump's cabinet, along with Congresspeople and Senators, are being instructed to wear a tribute to their inglorious ...

A golden lapel pin depicting Donald Trump's bust worn by a top federal official has sparked controversy and online speculation, with critics calling it a disturbing symbol of loyalty. On April 9 ...

"If you didn't earn it, you shouldn't wear it," a Republican congressman and ex-Navy SEAL said about Representative Troy ...

A woman shot by law enforcement after crashing into a gate at CIA headquarters in McLean, Virginia, faces charges related to DUI and ignoring law enforcement officers’ signals, federal court ...

A small change to be sure, but something that most male heads of state have adopted: the flag lapel pin. Richard Nixon was the first president to consistently wear the flag lapel pin and the trend ...

The Central Intelligence Agency on Tuesday became the first major national security agency to offer so-called buyouts to its entire workforce, a CIA spokesperson and two other sources familiar ...

Published April 22, 2025Updated April 23, 2025 Earlier this month Brendan Carr, the chairman of the Federal Communications Commission, decided to swap out his usual American flag lapel pin.

The son of a senior Central Intelligence Agency official was killed last year in eastern Ukraine, the CIA said, after signs that he became increasingly disillusioned with the U.S. and joined the ...

The actor's dove-shaped lapel pin is part of a series of statements he's been making since early 2024, expressing his support of Gazans impacted by the Israel-Hamas conflict. By Laurie Brookins ...

Today, a number of brands are producing their own versions of the lapel pin with a fashionable twist, riffing off the fine jewellery trend for men’s brooches that has dominated the red carpet in ...

CIA-backed In-Q-Tel invests in Cerabyte, showing interest in long-term storage Cerabyte’s tech offers 5000-year durability using ceramic plates In-Q-Tel's support aligns with government need for ...

Cting a CIA spokesperson, the Journal reported that the intent is to purge agency personnel who are unwilling to help the administration carry out espionage operations "targeting countries not ...