Trump Opens Door To Press Secretary Leaving
Zacharia started the job on Monday and held her first press briefing on Tuesday, which surprised reporters by lasting under 15 minutes and including only three questions.
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Bernie Moreno Pushes ‘Giant Reconciliation Bill’ If Republicans Lose Control Of Congress
Axios’ reporting highlighted a list of priorities, including funding the government for the next fiscal year, emergency defense spending, and raising the debt ceiling.
Ohio’s EdChoice Ruled Unconstitutional, But Still Allowed To Continue
The decision from Wilson, who took office in June, speaks to not only the choice of parents, but also the authority of the Legislature.
Trump Defies Court Deadline In Washington Golf Course Dispute
Trump announced the move on Truth Social, arguing that the government does not need approval to proceed.
Trump’s Birth Tourism Task Force Revokes Hundreds Of Chinese Nationals’ Visas
The State Department established a task force to identify instances of birth tourism, revoke visas of those who engage in or facilitate it, and dismantle the networks that profit from it.
Supreme Court Upholds Pentagon Decision To Cancel 9/11 Plea Deals
The 2024 agreements would have required the defendants to plead guilty and participate in public sentencing hearings
More Noncitizens Found On Michigan Voter Rolls Ahead Of High-Stakes Election
For the third quarter of 2026, Macomb County had 236 self-reported noncitizens who were summoned for jury duty.
Art Installation Connects A Henrico County High School To Germany
The students unveiled an art project on the campus of Mills E. Godwin High School in Henrico County, just days before the German visitors are to return to their homeland.
Rick Jackson For Governor? Opinions From Peach State Voters
The effort comes as part of a broader mission to ensure former Atlanta Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms is not re-elected to public service.
New Documents Question Key Claims From Trump’s 2019 Impeachment
Much of the narrative that supported the impeachment was that Vice President Joe Biden did not change any policy with regard to Ukraine because of his son Hunter Biden’s ties to Burisma.
DOJ Sues California After State Refuses To Act On Suspected Noncitizen Voters
On Tuesday, acting Deputy Attorney General R. Trent McCotter sent letters to California Secretary of State Shirley Weber and Los Angeles County Registrar-Recorder Dean Logan, demanding action on a federal list of potential noncitizens.
Trump Says Those Who Leak Military Plans Deserve Death Penalty
Trump’s strong statement followed his description of a planned raid on Iran that was delayed after somebody “leaked the time we were leaving, the time we were arriving.”
Poll Shows Tight Race in Virginia’s 2nd Congressional District
The poll’s topline result shows Luria, who represented this district from 2019 to 2023, leading Kiggans 46% to 43%. But both campaigns took issue with the numbers.
Supreme Court Ruling Could Impact The Closing Weeks Of High-Stakes Midterm Advertising Battle
Federal law already required TV and radio stations using the public airwaves to provide lower rates to “any person who is a legally qualified candidate for any public office in connection with his campaign.”
Washington High School Girls Refuse To Race Against Male Cross-Country Runner
“I don’t see how it’s OK to discriminate against my daughter and the daughters of everyone else that is trying to fairly compete,” Kevin Burns, whose daughter Holly led the protest, told OutKick.
Trump Gives Content Creators Economic Boon
“This historic guidance cuts through outdated classifications and gives qualifying creators greater clarity as they build businesses, create jobs, and compete and build for the future,” Loeffler said.