Senate Advances Big Beautiful Bill in Dramatic Saturday Night Vote
The Senate voted to proceed on President Donald Trump’s Big, Beautiful Bill in a rare drama-packed Saturday night vote.
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Poll: Majority Favor Chaplains in Public Schools
A recent poll found a majority of adults think public schools should allow chaplains to support students.
‘Direct And Blatant Attack On Our Country’: Trump Announces End To Trade Talks With Major Partner
President Donald Trump announced he is ending trade talks with Canada over the northern neighbor’s decision to impose a digital service tax on American technology companies.
House Committee Demands Interviews With Jean-Pierre, Top Biden Staffers About Former Boss’s Decline
House Republicans are demanding interviews with Biden Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre and other top Biden White House staffers about the former president’s cognitive decline.
U.S. Missile Defenses Heavily Depleted in Shielding Israel: Report
The U.S. drew down a significant portion of its advanced anti-missile system to bolster Israel’s defense against Iranian aerial attacks.
South Korea Detains Americans Trying to Send Food, Bibles to North Korea
South Korean police detained six Americans caught with supplies that they reportedly intended to send across the sea to North Korea.
‘America Is Hot Again’: A Week Of Wins For The Trump White House
Successful strikes, a ceasefire, NATO success, two Supreme Court victories — and the lowest gas prices since 2021.
Donald Trump Is About to Confront the Real Reason the U.S. Keeps Starting Wars
Donald Trump spent the last 10 years campaigning against “stupid wars” in the Middle East and returned to the White House in January endorsed by a retinue of so-called restrainers
Left-Wing Legal Coalition Sues Trump Over ‘America’s Most Fundamental Promise’
Group leads coalition filing class-action lawsuit despite previous Supreme Court victory for the Trump administration.
Supreme Court Nukes Nationwide Injunctions Against Trump’s Birthright Citizenship Order
‘When a court concludes that the Executive Branch has acted unlawfully, the answer is not for the court to exceed its power, too.’