What Trump And Zelenskyy Discussed At The White House
Following the White House meeting, Zelenskyy is scheduled to meet members of the U.S. Senate at the Capitol to discuss continued strategic cooperation.
Politics
The TIPP leadership index is a leading gauge of how Americans perceive the current administration's performance. Specifically the President.
Trump To Deliver Eulogy At Lindsey Graham's Funeral
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy are also expected to attend the service.
Why Is the Trump Administration Asking The Supreme Court To Restore Its Mail Voting Order
The Justice Department requested that the justices temporarily block lower court rulings that halted the order in 23 states and Washington, D.C.
US And France Clash At UN Over Human Rights Dispute
The protest came during a Security Council session after France condemned the U.S. for voting against the reappointment of United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights Volker Turk.
FCC To Unleash An Economic Boom, Thanks To Trump Tax Bill
Restoring the FCC’s authority to auction spectrum licenses to the private sector was one of the many fantastic provisions of the Big Beauty that went largely unnoticed but has massive positive economic implications.
Trump Administration Asks Supreme Court To Reinstate Mail Voting Order
The order also instructed the U.S. Postal Service to limit the delivery of mail ballots to individuals included on that list.
Why The US Treasury Removed 84 Names From Its Sanctions List
The latest action follows an earlier round of 76 removals announced after Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent launched a comprehensive review of sanctions policies in May.
US Senate Begins Voting On Trump's DNI Nominee Jay Clayton
The report said Clayton's nomination was narrowly approved by the Senate Intelligence Committee in a 9-8 vote.
HHS Restores Individual-Based Civil Rights, Says It Will No Longer ‘Sort People by Race’
The HHS Office for Civil Rights announced a final rule updating its regulations to implement Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964.
Will Trump’s Plan To Make Data Centers Bring Their Own Energy Quell Anti-AI Sentiment?
Governors, companies, and stakeholders who sign the pledge agree to “protect American consumers from price hikes due to data center energy and infrastructure requirements, and lower electricity costs for consumers in the long term.”
Why Are Netanyahu And Zelenskyy Visiting Washington This Week
Zelenskyy's visit comes as U.S. and Ukrainian officials continue discussing proposals aimed at ending Russia's war in Ukraine
Justice Department Memo Protects Parental Rights, Religious Freedom, Across The Federal Government
The memo, which revises and expands upon the Religious Liberty Guidelines published in 2017 under President Donald Trump’s first administration, lays out 21 principles that federal agencies must follow on religious freedom.
Democratic Infighting Threatens Party's House Comeback
Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee has suffered three consecutive primary defeats after its preferred candidates lost to progressive challengers in Arizona, California and Maine
Jim Jordan Refers Jack Smith for DOJ Criminal Investigation, Alleges He Misled Congress
Smith investigated Trump’s challenge to the outcome of his 2020 election loss to Joe Biden, as well as Trump’s retention of government documents at his home in Mar-a-Lago.
Maine Democrat Troy Jackson Under Fire For Reported Outburst, Mortgage Fraud Claims
Allegations of Jackson throwing a water bottle at a female colleague have been widely reported this week, first by The Washington Post, and later by CNN.
From Viral Hearings to Key Bills, Brandon Gill’s Doing What It Takes to ‘Save the Country’
Kinnett asked Gill what is being found out “now that we’re not just kind of peeking in the windows from the outside, but actually getting a look at the foundation?”