WASHINGTON—As the government shutdown rolls into the weekend, Republicans are making something very clear: this may be the “Schumer Shutdown,” but it’s a different New Read More
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Furloughed SBA staffers unleash on Democrats for shutdown in searing auto-replies
Furloughed SBA employees use out-of-office messages to blame Democrats for blocking federal funding bill, citing impact on 320 businesses and $170 million in loans.
Top GOP senator steps up efforts to protect Republican majority in 2026 midterms
Arkansas Senator Tom Cotton backs Representative Ashley Hinson for Iowa’s open Senate seat as Republicans work to defend their 53-47 majority in 2026.
Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene warns in X rant that she is “not suicidal” should something happen to her as she pushes for Epstein files
Georgia Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene declared that people should remember she is “not suicidal” should something happen to her in the wake of her support Read More
Morning Brief: Dallas ICE Attack, Housing Bailout Sparks Racial Lawsuits & D.C.’s Budget Standoff
Multiple people are dead after what appears to be an anti-ICE attack in Dallas, red state homeowners are suing over a COVID-era bailout program, and Read More
How A Biden Housing Bailout Steered Billions Based On Race — With Red State Help
A coronavirus-era housing bailout program spent $10 billion paying Americans’ mortgages and homeowner association dues. But explicit racial preferences steered nearly half of the funds Read More
At Charlie Kirk’s memorial, what we learned from those who knew him best
Charlie Kirk’s memorial service in Glendale, Arizona, drew thousands of attendees who shared memories of the conservative activist’s 31-year life and impact.
Senior Republican says he’ll ‘miss the clowns,’ not ‘the circus’ as he eyes life after Congress
Rep. Michael McCaul is leaving Congress at the end of next year and is looking back at his time served and what lies ahead.
US universities training Chinese military scientists on taxpayer dime, committee warns
Chinese nationals with People’s Liberation Army connections participate in nuclear engineering and computer science research at six major U.S. universities.
Colleges warned not to invoke Charlie Kirk’s death to silence free speech, unfairly hike security costs
Republican attorneys general sent a letter to colleges condemning the potential use of security concerns to chill conservative free speech following Charlie Kirk’s assassination.