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Trump Mandates Historic Ethanol Blending Levels, Eases Farm Regulations in Bid for Rural Support
The Trump administration finalized the highest-ever biofuel blending mandates and eased pollution rules for farm equipment, a direct appeal to the agricultural base as costs rise.
Politics
Johnson to Address Media as House GOP Weighs DHS Funding Options
Speaker Mike Johnson will speak to reporters Friday afternoon following the Senate's passage of a Department of Homeland Security funding bill, setting up a critical decision for House Republicans.
Politics
House GOP Leaders Propose Clean DHS Stopgap, Defying Senate Bipartisan Funding Deal
House GOP leaders are pushing members to reject a Senate deal that funds most of DHS but excludes ICE and CBP, instead favoring a clean eight-week stopgap, a move that would extend the record-long shutdown.
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Kimmel Defends Mullin Qualifications Critique, Sparks Conservative Backlash
Late-night host Jimmy Kimmel defended his criticism of DHS Secretary Markwayne Mullin's qualifications, prompting attacks from former President Trump and conservative commentators who accused him of disparaging blue-collar work.
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House Democrats Offer Rule Support as GOP Splits Over DHS Funding Bill
House Democratic Leader Hakeem Jeffries is pressing Speaker Mike Johnson to pass the Senate's DHS funding bill immediately, while indicating Democrats could provide votes to overcome a conservative blockade of the procedural rule.
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Senate's Voter ID Debate Hangs in Balance as Recess Threatens SAVE Act Momentum
The Senate's debate on the SAVE Act faces disruption as procedural detours and the Easter recess threaten to derail momentum on voter ID and citizenship verification legislation.
International
Iran Imposes Travel Ban on National Sports Teams Competing in 'Hostile' Nations
Iran has banned its national and club sports teams from competing in countries it considers hostile, citing an inability to guarantee athlete security. The move comes amid heightened regional conflict and concerns over World Cup matches scheduled in the United States.
Policy
Congress Moves to Define Reading Instruction Nationally, Shifting Federal Role in Education
Congress is advancing legislation to establish a federal definition of evidence-based reading instruction, prioritizing funding for states that adopt phonics-focused methods and explicitly banning the three-cueing model in federally supported programs.
Politics
Epstein Victims File Class Action Against DOJ and Google Over Privacy Breach
A class action lawsuit alleges the DOJ wrongfully disclosed personal information of approximately 100 Epstein survivors, and that Google continues to republish the data despite removal requests.
Secret Service Agent Injured in Accidental Firearm Discharge While Protecting Jill Biden
A Secret Service agent on protective detail for Jill Biden was injured in an accidental firearm discharge at Philadelphi
Democrats Break Ranks, Demand Colleague's Resignation After Ethics Panel Finds 25 Violations
Two Democratic lawmakers have become the first from their party to demand the resignation of Rep. Sheila Cherfilus-McCor
Freedom Caucus Blocks DHS Funding Deal, Demands Voter ID and ICE Provisions
Hardline House conservatives are blocking swift passage of a Senate deal to fund the Department of Homeland Security, de
Trump to Announce Farm Sector Relief Measures Amid Rising Costs, Iran Conflict
President Trump will outline his administration's agricultural agenda to hundreds of farmers and executives, announcing
House Transportation Chair Sam Graves Announces Retirement, Joins Wave of GOP Departures
House Transportation Committee Chairman Sam Graves (R-MO) announced he will not seek reelection, ending a 26-year congre
Beshear Escalates Attacks on Vance, Labels Vice President as Potentially More Harmful Than Trump
Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear has intensified his criticism of Vice President JD Vance, suggesting he may pose a greate
EU Proposes American-Style Retirement Accounts to Fuel Economic Growth
The European Union is developing new savings accounts inspired by U.S. 401(k) and IRA models, aiming to direct household
New Synthetic Opioid Cychlorphine Evades Regulatory Controls, Signaling Next Phase of Drug Crisis
A new synthetic opioid, cychlorphine, has been detected in drug supplies across North America and Europe. Its unique che
Federal Judge Rejects NCAA Bid to Block DraftKings from Using 'March Madness' Trademarks
A federal judge has denied the NCAA's request for a temporary restraining order against DraftKings, allowing the sportsb
Norfolk Airport Employee Receives $5K Award for Subduing Passenger During Cockpit Rush Attempt
Randall Johnson, a Norfolk airport employee and college basketball coach, received a $5,000 award from Unifi Aviation fo
Vance Convenes First Session of Trump's Anti-Fraud Task Force Amid State, Congressional Probes
Vice President Vance chairs the first meeting of President Trump's new anti-fraud panel, established to coordinate a gov
Infidelity Data Reveals Complex Drivers, Lasting Impact on Children's Relationships
Research on marital infidelity reveals emotional neglect, not just sexual desire, as a key driver, with data showing ove
Fed Holds Rates Steady as Iran Conflict Reshapes Inflation Battle, Bond Yields Spike
The Federal Reserve held interest rates steady, but rising bond yields and historic oil supply disruptions from the Iran
Geopolitical Tensions Drive Mortgage Rates to Seven-Month High
Mortgage rates have reached their highest level since September, with the 30-year fixed rate hitting 6.38%, driven by ec
Trump's Signature to Appear on U.S. Currency, Breaking Historic Precedent
The Treasury Department announced it will place President Trump's signature on U.S. currency to mark the nation's 250th
Bipartisan Fiscal Forum Proposes 3% Deficit Cap to Stabilize National Debt
The Bipartisan Fiscal Forum is calling on Congress to establish a 3% deficit-to-GDP target to stabilize the national deb
OECD Projects 4.2% U.S. Inflation as Middle East Conflict Disrupts Global Energy Markets
A new OECD report projects U.S. inflation at 4.2% for 2026, attributing economic pressure to the ongoing conflict with I
Global Conflict Tests U.S. Economic Primacy as Trade Tensions with China Persist
A century after Calvin Coolidge's declaration, American commerce remains central to global prosperity, yet faces severe
Analysts Urge Shift in U.S. Visa Policy to Isolate Iranian Regime, Not Its People
AEI scholars argue broad U.S. visa restrictions on Iranians counterproductively alienate potential allies, suggesting ta
Former Navy Secretary Braithwaite: U.S. Naval Power Could Secure Hormuz, But Political Will Lacking
Former U.S. Navy Secretary Kenneth Braithwaite expressed confidence in the Navy's ability to secure the Strait of Hormuz
Historical Grievances and Security Fears Fuel Escalating Iran-Israel Conflict
The current Middle East war is driven by deep-seated historical memory and national insecurity, with Iran's sense of iso
Former IDF General Warns Israel's Force-First Strategy Fuels Perpetual Conflict
A senior retired Israeli military commander contends that pursuing absolute security through overwhelming force is count
Iran Gains Strategic Upper Hand as Trump's Military Campaign Falters
The Trump administration's military engagement with Iran has backfired strategically, leaving Tehran in control of criti
Gaetz Warns Trump Against Iran Ground Invasion, Citing Economic and Security Risks
Former Rep. Matt Gaetz warned that a U.S. ground invasion of Iran would harm the nation economically and strategically,