Government
Bipartisan Bill Sparks Race to Avert Shutdown: What's Inside?
Bipartisan legislation announced for funding parts of the government triggers a race to prevent shutdown. Republicans highlight reductions to FBI, ATF, and EPA in the funding bill as successes, emphasi ... Read More.
Abortion Rates Remain Steady Despite Roe v. Wade Reversal: New Report
The number of abortions performed each month is about the same as before the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade more than a year and a half ago, a new report finds. ... Read More.
Georgia State House Passes Bill Allowing Arrest of "Newcomers" Suspected of Being in U.S. Illegally
Georgia state House passes bill allowing arrest of individuals suspected of being in U.S. unlawfully, granting police authority to detain for deportation based on probable cause. ... Watch Now.
Protester Forcibly Removed During Dramatic Confrontation With Security at Joe Manchin Event
A protester expressing discontent with Joe Manchin’s actions was forcefully removed from the scene by security personnel, resulting in a dramatic confrontation. ... Read More.
Joe Biden's Brother James Admits Receiving Loans Linked to CCP-Affiliated Company
James mentioned earning $200,000 from his work at Americore to repay his brother quickly. He didn’t reveal the exact source but stated, “It came from money that I made at Americore.” The Biden family’s ... Read More.
Tense Testimony Unveiled: Hunter Biden's Congressional Deposition Transcript Goes Public
Hunter Biden’s congressional deposition transcript was made public late on Thursday, according to the AP. It offers a complete picture of the tense testimony that was given behind closed doors on Wedne ... Read More.
Former US Ambassador to Bolivia to Plead Guilty in 40-Year Cuban Espionage Case
Former US ambassador to Bolivia, accused of spying for Cuba for 40 years, to plead guilty. US authorities call his arrest one of the longest and most significant foreign infiltrations. ... Read More.
Biden's White House Shift: "Newcomers" and "People in the Nation" - A New Approach to Immigration?
The White House under President Biden has begun referring to border crossers and illegal immigrants as “newcomers” and “people in the nation,” supporting a Senate plan for catch and release at the US-M ... Read More.
House Passes Short-Term Budget Bill to Prevent Government Shutdown
House passes second short-term budget bill to fund federal agencies, averting government shutdown. Senate expected to approve. ... Read More.
Rep. Mark Green Announces Retirement, Then Surprises with Decision to Seek Reelection
Rep. Mark Green (R-Tenn.) said two weeks ago that he would retire at the conclusion of his current term, but he has since confirmed to The Hill that he will seek reelection in November.
Rep. Mark Gree ... Read More.
Trump Disqualified from Illinois Ballot for 2024 Republican Primary After Capitol Riot Involvement － For Now
Illinois court rules out Trump’s participation in 2024 Republican primary due to Capitol riot involvement. Judge disqualifies Trump from Illinois ballot after rejection of anti-Trump challenge. ... Watch Now.
President Biden Declared Fit for Duty After "Comprehensive" Yearly Physical Claims WH Physician!
Dr. Kevin O’Connor confirms President Biden’s good health and fitness to fulfill presidential duties following a yearly physical examination with no new concerns reported. ... Read More.
The U.S. Supreme Court Agrees To Hear Trump Immunity Case; United States v. Trump No. 23-939
Former President Donald Trump asks U.S. Supreme Court to decide on his immunity from punishment for alleged election interference in the 2020 election. Court to address the extent of a former President ... Read More.
Senate Republicans Block Bill Protecting IVF Access After Alabama Verdict; Battle of Beliefs and Rights
Senate Republicans reject legislation safeguarding access to IVF, despite Sen. Tammy Duckworth’s plea following Alabama Supreme Court’s verdict impacting reproductive care. ... Read More.
Congress Strikes Last-Minute Deal to Prevent Government Shutdown, Temporarily Funds Agencies
Congressional leaders tentatively reached a deal to avert a government shutdown, planning temporary financing for government agencies until March and proposing legislative packages for the fiscal year. ... Read More.
