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Trump Cabinet members hit the road to champion the ‘big, beautiful bill’

Top White House officials are set to fan out across the nation to tout key aspects of the “big, beautiful bill,” President Donald Trump‘s signature domestic policy legislation. Nine Cabinet secretaries will champion the legislation during future events in the coming weeks, a White House official told the Washington Examiner. Vice President JD Vance has […]

Complaints pour in over Army Corps’ Los Angeles fire cleanup efforts

Hundreds of complaints have piled up against the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers in less than three months for failing to remove wildfire debris or follow protocols properly, according to a new analysis that looked into more than 800 California-based grievances.  The complaints were submitted to an Army Corps of Engineers hotline between March and mid-May and […]

Spanberger still ahead of Earle-Sears after Trump weighs in on Virginia gubernatorial race

With less than three months until Virginia elects Gov. Glenn Youngkin’s (R) successor, things are heating up between candidates Lt. Gov. Winsome Earle-Sears (R) and former Rep. Abigail Spanberger (D), as the Democrat maintains her lead in the polls. Thursday, Spanberger released her first negative advertisement against Youngkin’s second-in-command. In their attack ad, the Spanberger […]

Senior EU official suggests Israel’s war in Gaza ‘looks very much’ like ‘genocide’

The European Union’s No. 2 official suggested that Israel’s war in Gaza “looks very much” like “genocide,” the single strongest condemnation of Israel by a senior EU official since the conflict started. Speaking with Politico, European Commission Executive Vice President Teresa Ribera upped the ante in the diplomatic standoff over Gaza by coming within a […]

This union cut a check to a business watchdog. Weeks later, they were doing its bidding 

A high-profile business watchdog group has been mounting a monthslong pressure campaign pushing for unionization at two companies that provide American Sign Language translation services. Disclosures filed with the Department of Labor reveal that this campaign only began after the labor organization poised to gain members from the unionization effort started cutting monthly five-figure checks […]

Powering deterrence: John Phelan’s vision for an unstoppable Navy

Secretary of the Navy John C. Phelan announced plans to take the Navy to new heights on Thursday, paving the way for an unprecedented era of energy dominance within the military branch. It’s a bold plan predicated on energy resilience to ensure the Navy’s future success that will revolutionize the nuclear energy industry. The Navy […]

Alan Dershowitz refused a pierogi a second time at farmer’s market

On Wednesday, lawyer Alan Dershowitz returned to a pierogi stand at a farmer’s market in Martha’s Vineyard that refused to serve him. Last week, Good Pierogi vendor Krem Miskevich recognized Dershowitz and would not sell him the stand’s Polish dumplings. Dershowitz took to his newsletter and YouTube channel, The Dershow with Alan Dershowitz, to call […]

A last Washington Post fact-check: Trump lies, MAGA are lemmings

The former “fact-checker” for the liberal Washington Post has departed with both barrels blazing, one at President Donald Trump and his “followers,” and the other at his ex-employer, where he dished “Pinocchios” for years. In an exit interview, Glenn Kessler blamed Trump and social media for the rise of “falsehoods” and ripped the president’s supporters, […]

Cornyn says FBI approved his request to pursue ‘runaway’ Texas Democrats

The FBI will help lawmakers locate the “runaway” Texas Democrats who fled the state to deny Republicans a quorum needed to move forward in their redistricting fight, Sen. John Cornyn (R-TX) said Thursday. Involving the FBI in apprehending the lawmakers could boost hopes of getting them back into the state to reestablish a quorum and […]

Army estimates $10 million price tag for restoring removed Confederate statue

The Army estimated the restoration of a Confederate statue in Arlington National Cemetery that was removed in 2023 will cost $10 million, an official said Wednesday. The official told the Associated Press that the statue, called the Reconciliation Monument, will feature panels of information about its history. However, the statue is plagued by past controversy. […]
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