WASHINGTON, D.C. – The US House is just three signatures short of forcing a floor vote to release the Jeffrey Epstein files. The discharge petition, led by House Republican Representative Thomas Massie (R- KY), is a procedural tool to get members on the record.
WASHINGTON, D.C. – Following a lively Senate hearing with Health and Human Services Department Secretary Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., some members are airing their concerns if he is able to lead the Department. Despite pushback from some Republican members, Kennedy maintained his position on COVID vaccines and other leadership changes within the Department.
Eggs are more than a breakfast essential. In today’s political climate, they’ve become a go-to symbol for the cost of living — and a way for lawmakers and candidates to butter up the electorate.
Thursday, D.C. filed a lawsuit accusing President Trump of violating the Constitution and federal law by deploying troops without local consent. Nearly 2,300 Guard troops have been assigned to the mission, more than half come from Republican-led states.
It’s a scandal that won’t go away. Some lawmakers and survivors of Jeffrey Epstein’s sex abuse say too many secrets are still being kept. Now, they’re demanding President Donald Trump and Congress finally shine a light on the truth.
WASHINGTON, D.C. – On Tuesday the President said the US carried out a strike in the Caribbean against an alleged drug-carrying boat from Venezuela. The President is using this as a warning to others trying to smuggle drugs into the US.
Congress is back from its August recess, and front and center in Washington this week is President Donald Trump’s push for a crime bill, and his control over the nation’s capital.
WASHINGTON, D.C. – The International Association of Genocide Scholars (IAGS) said Israel’s policies and actions in Gaza meet the legal definition of genocide. Israel has already received heavy criticism over their actions in Gaza but will a resolution from the IAGS be enough to change policy and actions with Israel and Gaza? A political scientist weighs in.
WASHINGTON, D.C. – This week members of the US House and Senate will return to Washington from their month-long recess. Members will have a short amount of time to finish the big government spending bill or else there could be a shutdown. A political scientist shares the other big priorities members could focus on when they return.
A huge turnout for the truck pulls.
