All 100 senators have been invited to a Tuesday evening meeting with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky as the Senate weighs a bipartisan bill to impose tougher sanctions on Russia and its trading partners.

Tom Homan stated that ICE officer David Brouillette, accused of killing a man in Maine, should not have cleared vetting if past abuse claims are true. The agency is reviewing training and hiring practices.

A federal judge dismissed a lawsuit from an interfaith coalition that argued President Trump's Religious Liberty Commission illegally excluded non-Judeo-Christian religions, ruling the panel was sufficiently diverse.

U.S. Ambassador Mike Waltz clarified Sunday that the new Saudi nuclear deal does not involve exporting enrichment technology, emphasizing civilian use and full inspections.

Gallup's latest poll finds a modest improvement in economic sentiment, with 22% now rating conditions as good or excellent, up from 19% in June. Yet 67% still say the economy is worsening, as Democrats seize on tariffs and living costs ahead of the midterms.

A 25% drop in global HIV funding in 2025, driven entirely by US cuts under Trump's America First policy, jeopardizes decades of progress, according to KFF and UNAIDS reports.

The Democratic National Committee is $2 million in debt and facing a leadership crisis under Ken Martin, with reports of a phone-throwing incident and questionable spending priorities.

Newly uncovered diary entries from Dr. Anthony Fauci show he privately admitted in January 2020 that the Wuhan wet market was not the source of COVID-19, contradicting his public support for the animal spillover theory.

Congress has failed to enforce the War Powers Act, allowing the U.S.-Iran conflict to escalate without authorization. A House resolution died in the Senate, and the war continues.