Wednesday evening, President Trump announced Israel and Hamas have agreed to move forward with his administration’s peace plan to end the war. Negotiators from both parties signed off on “Phase One” of the president’s 20-point peace proposal.
WASHINGTON, D.C. – We are now on day nine of the government shutdown. It’s become a tense partisan messaging showdown with some federal departments and agencies are directly blaming the Democrats for the shutdown. Experts say it’s not unusual for partisan finger pointing, but using government department websites has some questioning if it violates certain laws.
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After another failed procedural vote in the Senate on Wednesday, the federal government remains shut down for an eighth day. Both parties continue to blame each other for the stalemate, which is tied to a heated fight over ACA subsidies
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WASHINGTON, D.C. – Experts are keeping an eye on Tropical Storm Jerry over in the Atlantic. It developed earlier this week, but it’s likely to not make a direct hit on the eastern seaboard. However, the National Hurricane Center believes Jerry could develop into a hurricane by the weekend.
Two years after one of the darkest days in Israel’s history, the scars of Oct. 7, 2023, still run deep. The Hamas attacks that day reshaped the region. The impacts continue to be felt across the world.
WASHINGTON, D.C. – Attorney General Pam Bondi was in the hot seat in a Senate Judiciary hearing. She took tough questions from Democrats about the Justice Department’s work. Democrats grilled the AG over the Jeffrey Epstein files, questioned her on the weaponization of the DOJ and on the President sending in the national guard to cities.
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