Federal legislators were shaken after the assassination of a politician in Minnesota. Capitol Police have closed the Senate plaza to the public during this week’s session after the…
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Federal Judge Declines to Block Firing of Three CPB Board Members
He says a preliminary injunction is not necessary, but agrees with a lawsuit brought by CPB District Judge Randolph Moss rejected the Corporation for Public Broadcasting’s (CPB) request…
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House Moves to Roll Back D.C. “Sanctuary City” Policies
Passes measure aiming to force compliance with DHS officials The House passed a measure that would remove Washington, D.C.’s bans preventing its government from sharing its residents’ immigration…
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House Passes Two Bills Overturning Local D.C. Laws
Reverses noncitizen voting and reinstates police bargaining for disciplinary policies. The House of Representatives passed two bills that would reverse two local laws passed by the city government…
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Representative Green to Resign After Next Budget Vote
He cites a private sector opportunity “too exciting to pass up” for his departure. Representative Mark Green of Tennessee announced that he will resign from Congress after the…
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President Says Government Contracts with Companies Must Be “Fair”
Former special advisor Musk has voiced criticism over the massive legislation to advance the president’s agenda. President Donald Trump suggested cutting funding to contracts with former Special Advisor…
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Capitol Police and Other Agencies Seek Funding Increase Amid Federal Downsizing
They have submitted requests as Congress has sought significant spending cuts. Though the Congressional majority has been expressing support for significantly reduced federal spending in upcoming bills, certain…
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Senate Majority Leader Negotiating to Gain Support for President’s Agenda Bill
He is meeting with members of the upper chamber to garner support for the “Big, Beautiful, Bill.” Senate Majority Leader John Thune is attempting to finalize President Donald…
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House Oversight Committee Expands Investigation into Biden’s Health
The chair sent letters to former aids and senior leaders requiring testimony. House Oversight Committee Chair James Comer has sent letters to former aides and advisors to President…
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Resolution Introduced Declaring June “Family Month”
Congressional group seeks to “uphold the foundation” upon which the United States was built. Representative Mary Miller of Illinois has introduced a resolution to declare June “Family Month.”…
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