House Closes Up Shop A Day Before Scheduled 7-Week Recess
The speaker’s move comes as the House already had a seven-week recess, which was supposed to start Thursday.
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Hawley Advocates Mifepristone Ban With Pro-Life Declaration
The senator called on members of Congress, beyond Missouri and pro-life Republicans, to join him in signing the pledge.
Trump Administration Begins Border Wall Construction In Big Bend
Customs and Border Protection said construction of the project, known as Big Bend 1, is part of a broader initiative to expand barriers along the nearly 2,000-mile U.S.-Mexico border.
Parents Give NC School District 15 Days To Protect Religious Freedom Or Face Lawsuit
Thomas More Society attorneys argue that recent Supreme Court precedents require the Wake County Public School System to accommodate parents who object on religious grounds to policies involving gender identity, pronoun usage, and related instruction.
Middle East Disruptions Send Chinese Oil Prices To Record Levels
China had helped restrain oil prices earlier in 2026 by significantly reducing crude imports, but analysts say Chinese demand is now recovering.
AI-Generated Intelligence Report Sparks Pentagon Warning
Military personnel were reportedly preparing to board the ship before officials determined that the AI-generated assessment was entirely false. One source described the incident as an error that nearly started a war.
800,000-Piece NYC Model Draws Crowds To City Museum
Visitors have used binoculars to examine the intricate details and identify familiar locations.
Kim Yo-jong Warns Of Stronger Response To U.S.-Led Military Drills
Her comments came a day after she rejected renewed international calls for North Korea to give up its nuclear weapons, reiterating Pyongyang’s position that its nuclear status is irreversible.
Dominion Energy Merger Under Scrutiny On Final Stop Of ‘Listening Tour
Hashmi, who scheduled five total sessions for her “Energy Costs Listening Tour,” has already held meetings in Loudoun, Norfolk, Richmond, and Charlottesville.
Senate Advances Bill To Reshape College Sports Spending
The Senate voted 74-24 on Sept. 15 to advance the measure, followed by a 77-22 vote on Sept. 17, bringing it closer to a final Senate vote.
‘It Is Frightening’: Brooke Rollins Says She Understands Rural Americans’ Fears of AI
The agriculture secretary and former director of the Domestic Policy Council under the first Trump administration, emphasized that she trusts the president’s leadership.
Russian National Sentenced To 6 Years In Voter Fraud, ID Theft Scheme
Dmitry Shushlebin, 45, a Russian citizen living in Miami Beach, Florida, was also given three additional years of supervised release after the six years in prison.
ICE Officer Pleads Not Guilty To Allegedly Lying About Minneapolis Shooting
Castro appeared in state court Thursday before being released and later turning himself in to federal authorities over the separate federal indictment.
After Years Of Silence, New House Bill Targets The Tactics Used To Shield Epstein
The bill defines grooming in federal law to mean conduct that is intended to establish an emotional connection with a minor, including manipulation, trust-building, or influence in order to facilitate acts of sexual conduct.
Federal Judge Refers Philly DA Krasner To DOJ For Prosecution
Until now, the Soros rogue prosecutor has been able to slither along without being forced from office.
Make Education Roman Again
The classical education tradition that formed the American Founders was repudiated long ago. But there is hope that it can be restored and, with it, our constitutional republic.