Lawmakers Warn of ‘Trojan Horses’ in Advocacy Groups
House Foreign Affairs Committee members accuse groups like CodePink of acting as foreign influence vehicles, urging stricter transparency and FARA compliance.
House Bill Aims to Protect Americans from Rising Data‑Center Energy Costs
Congress passes a new bill to shield consumers from the soaring electricity bills driven by the AI‑powered data‑center boom.
Washington’s AI Regulation Stalls as White House Opposes Oversight
Despite growing fears of rogue AI, Washington shows little sign of enacting new regulations, with the White House openly rejecting oversight efforts.
House Cancels Thursday Votes, Extends Recess Ahead of Midterms
Speaker Mike Johnson pulls Thursday votes, extending the House recess until after the midterm elections, reshaping the legislative calendar and raising questions about upcoming priorities.
Lawmakers Expel ‘Trojan Horse’ Activists Amid Capitol Hill Hearing
During a Capitol Hill session on Neville Roy Singham’s $278 million network, lawmakers escorted Medea Benjamin and CodePink activists out, citing alleged subversion.
Kl obuchar’s Repeated Vikings Post Sparks ‘Fraud’ Accusations
Senator Klobuchar’s fourth‑year NFL photo sparks backlash as critics point to her outfit and label her a fraud. The post fuels a broader debate about authenticity in politics.
Surrogate Urges Supreme Court to Protect Newborn from Texas‑California Move
A Texas surrogate seeks a Supreme Court stay after a Texas abortion law threatens to relocate her newborn to California. The case highlights state‑level custody battles over fetal rights.
Mitch McConnell Returns to Capitol After Three‑Month Absence
After a three‑month hiatus, Senator Mitch McConnell reappears in Washington, D.C., casting his first vote since leaving the hospital. The event marks a notable comeback for the Kentucky Republican leader.
Ashley Dupre Reveals How Her Escort Work Tied to Spitzer Scandal
Former escort Ashley Dupre, stepmother of Alix Earle, opens up about her role in the 2008 Eliot Spitzer scandal, detailing how her work intersected with the governor’s downfall.
House Votes to End Penny Minting, Adopt Cash Rounding
The House passed the Common Cents Act, ending the penny and mandating cash transactions be rounded to the nearest nickel. Learn what this means for everyday spending.