A House resolution to condemn anti-ICE violence was passed just days before, though most of the minority party did not support it. The Rio Grande Valley Sector of…
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State Department Investigates Imposter Using AI to Pose as Secretary Rubio
The FBI previously investigated the impersonation of other federal officials, including the White House chief of staff. The State Department is investigating an imposter who used artificial intelligence…
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Energy Secretary Announces Updated NEPA Procedures to Facilitate Permitting
The department published an interim rule that suspended all NEPA regulations and published new NEPA guidance. The Department of Energy announced updates to the National Environmental Policy Act…
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Proposed House Bill to Require Citizenship for Congressional Representation
The measure would also mandate proof of citizenship for federal voting. Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene of Georgia announced planned legislation that would require a new U.S. census that…
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Supreme Court Will Hear Challenge to Federal Campaign Finance Limits
The high court has accepted an appeal regarding the 1970’s era limit. The Supreme Court announced it will hear a challenge to the limitation on how much money…
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House Passes the “One Big Beautiful Bill” after Debate
The House speaker and President Trump addressed concerns of their party holdouts to advance the bill. The House majority passed the massive legislation to fund President Donald Trump’s…
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Some Members of Congress Face Threats to Their Lives and Families
Representative Miller was run off the road and Representative Kammack received death threats after disclosing an ectopic pregnancy. Members of Congress are facing heightened threats to their safety…
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Supreme Court Lifts VA Cap on Veteran Compensation Program
The department had limited the enrollment to the most recent six years for combat-related compensation. The Supreme Court unanimously ruled this month that the Department of Veterans Affairs…
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Senate Votes Down War Powers Act
The measure would have limited the president’s ability to take further action against Iran without congressional approval. The U.S. Senate rejected the resolution on Friday that was introduced…
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President Trump Waives Executive Privilege for President Biden’s Aides and Staffers
Several members of the former president’s administration have been called to testify before Congress regarding the use of the autopen and President Biden’s health. President Donald Trump’s administration…
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