Arizona Sen. Gallego introduces bill to exempt some military, veterans and law enforcement from CBP polygraph tests, aiming to streamline hiring amid border security staffing shortages
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Vance Obliterates Media Over Iran Strike Coverage, Tells The One Story They ‘Won’t Investigate’
Vice President JD Vance weighed in on the ongoing dispute between media outlets and the Trump administration regarding the recent military strikes on Iranian nuclear Read More
New Yorkers Embrace Their Own Destruction By Voting For Socialist Muslim Mayor
On the surface, it might seem like “wokeness” and the extreme excesses of Left-wing ideology have been defeated, or at least neutralized. But that’s not Read More
Reporter’s Notebook: Marathon weekend awaits Senate as Johnson prepares House for ‘big, beautiful bill’ battle
A Senate vote-a-rama on the “big, beautiful bill” is expected for this weekend with House alignment next week as lawmakers negotiate SALT deductions and spending cuts.
Trump Waives Executive Privilege Protection For Biden Aide Ahead Of Cognitive Fitness Hearings
Ex-White House Staff Secretary and Director of the Domestic Policy Council Neera Tanden was told that executive privilege is “not justified” in her testimony on Read More
128 Democrats join House GOP to block progressive’s bid to impeach Trump
The House of Representatives voted along bipartisan lines to crush Rep. Al Green’s bid to impeach President Trump.
Jerome Powell Suggests Delaying Rate Cuts Beyond July Meeting While Fed Studies Tariff Impact
WASHINGTON (Reuters) — Higher tariffs could begin raising inflation this summer, a period that will be key to Federal Reserve consideration of possible rate cuts, Read More
Scandal-plagued former Gov Andrew Cuomo aims to pull off political comeback in the nation’s biggest city
New York City’s Democratic mayoral primary pits Andrew Cuomo against rising progressive Zohran Mamdani in a race that could signal the Democratic Party’s post-Trump direction.
Reporter’s Notebook: Who really decides when America goes to war? The answer isn’t so clear
The Constitution grants Congress power to declare war and the president role of commander-in-chief, creating ambiguity in modern warfare as shown by recent Iran strikes.
Trump Bombed Iran. What’s Next?
If you have followed my work over the years, you know that foreign affairs are, to put it mildly, not my area of focus. There Read More