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U.S. Congress! Leave Time Alone
There’s a reason our clocks are switched to daylight saving time every spring and returned to standard time every fall. But apparently nobody told that […]
Washington Can’t Afford to Let the US Lose the Open-Source AI War
President Trump was right about China. Long before it became conventional wisdom in Washington, he recognized that America wasn’t simply competing with another trading partner. […]
Lawsuits advance against governor, lawmakers for firing, censoring critics of gender ideology
Appeals court resurrects Wyoming doctor's lawsuit for removal from medical licensing board. SCOTUS petitioned to review same court's refusal to allow challenge to Colorado Legislature's "decorum" rules in public comment.
Anti-ICE 'extremist' who attacked NYC federal building charged with arson
NYPD Commissioner Jessica Tisch said the incident is "a stark reminder of the dangers that law enforcement officers face and the importance of the NYPD’s work with our federal partners to keep the people of New York City safe."
House task force questions American Bar Association president over DEI policies for law schools
Wednesday’s hearing followed discussions of changes within the ABA in the more than a year since the Education Department issued new guidance on DEI policies and President Trump issued an EO prohibiting them in accrediting bodies.
Georgia GOP gubernatorial candidate Jackson says he will match Trump accounts if elected
American families with children born between Jan. 1, 2025, and Dec. 31, 2028, can claim a $1,000 Trump account, according to the White House. They can add up to $5,000 to the account.
Chicago City Council considers ballot questions, approves one to recoup ICE operations costs
Mayor Brandon Johnson’s proposed measure would have asked voters if they support a proposed 3% tax on income earned by Illinois residents in excess of $1 million – which would be used to fund property tax relief and public schools.
Los Angeles Mayor Bass wants to make city's Metro system "fare-free," as election approaches
The Los Angeles public transit system, which is the second-largest transit system in the nation behind New York City, had over 300 million boardings on buses and trains last year, according to Mayor Bass.
US-Saudi civilian nuclear deal raises proliferation concerns in Middle East
Analysts say the nuclear arrangement, without the most stringent safeguards, could weaken the United States’ longstanding nuclear nonproliferation policies in the region.
House panel accuses Jack Smith of lying to Congress, urges DOJ to prosecute
The referral accuses Smith of lying to Congress last year when he testified that the “toll records,” or telephone records, his team requested for members of Congress did not include the content of those messages.
Trump blasts Jon Ossoff, 'communist' Democrats in Georgia speech
The comments come as Ossoff seeks reelection in the Peach State against Trump ally GOP Rep. Mike Collins.
You Vote: Today marked the 12th straight day the US has attacked Iran. What will happen next?
Wednesday marked the 12th consecutive day the United States has conducted strikes on Iran amid the conflict in the Middle East.
House passes 'Stop Insider Trading Act' in bipartisan vote
Democrats who opposed the legislation argued that the bill does not go far enough because it prohibits members of Congress and their families from buying new individual stocks, but it doesn't prevent them from owning them.
House Republicans pass $95 billion budget blueprint
The blueprint passed in a slim 216-to-214 split with just two Republicans voting against the bill despite concern about the high price tag for defense spending. The plan would provide up to $73 billion in additional military funding for the conflict with Iran.
Investigative journalist Peter Schweizer raises alarm about birth tourism following SCOTUS ruling
The Supreme Court struck down Trump’s executive order to end birthright citizenship, the idea that one’s initial citizenship is defined by their birthplace.
U.S. forces conduct next round of strikes on Iranian military targets
Fighting in the region resumed last week after negotiations failed to end the conflict, which was in a state of nominal ceasefire for months. In June, the countries signed a memorandum of understanding extending the ceasefire by 60 days.
Melania Trump files for sanctions against Michael Wolff over Epstein-linked allegations he made
Her legal team argued the first lady should be granted the sanctions because Wolff allegedly manufactured a jurisdictional dispute in an attempt to keep the case in New York state court, used litigation for improper purposes and made a "frivolous" claim.
House passes National Defense Authorization Act for fiscal year 2027
The widespread defense funding bill passed in a 216-212 vote, which saw six Democrats vote in favor of the bill and seven Republicans vote against it.
Former Jill Biden press secretary doubts Kamala Harris will win in 2028: 'Not going to happen’
The former press secretary, who worked for the former first lady from 2021 through July 2022, said Harris needs to step up and lead if she wants a chance at becoming president, because she already has decades of political experience.
Senators finds partisanship over diabetes, obesity issues but spar over sugar labels, food stamps
Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) attributes the issues of obesity and diabetes among American youth to the food industry producing and advertising junk food to children.
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