Can Congress Make Big Oil Pay for Climate Damage?
Courts are weighing climate lawsuits against oil companies as Congress faces pressure to decide who pays for mounting climate costs.
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Senate Passes Sweeping College Sports Bill, Future in House Unclear
The Senate approved a far‑reaching college sports bill setting national rules on athlete compensation and transfers, but its path in the House is uncertain.
Senate’s College Sports Bill Passes, But Its Future Remains Unsettled
The Senate has approved a sweeping college sports bill on NIL, transfers, and realignment. The real fight now moves to what happens next in Congress.
Can a Democrat Finally Crack Kansas’s 92-Year Senate Streak?
Democrat Adam Hamilton is challenging GOP Sen. Roger Marshall in a state that has not elected a Democratic senator since 1932.
Can a Former McDonald’s Fry Cook Flip a Key Colorado House Seat?
Democrat Manny Rutinel is betting that his working-class story and focus on prices can sway voters in a closely watched Colorado House race.
How Democrats Could Replace Maine Senate Nominee Graham Platner
Democrats have a short window to swap Maine Senate nominee Graham Platner if he exits the race amid a sexual assault allegation.
What the Alleged White House UFC Drone Plot Reveals—and What Comes Next
Federal officials say they disrupted an alleged plan to attack a White House UFC event using small explosive-laden drones. Here’s what is known so far.
Trump’s Late Endorsement Reshapes Georgia GOP Senate Runoff
Trump backs Rep. Mike Collins days before Georgia’s GOP Senate runoff. Here’s what that move could mean for the race to challenge Sen. Jon Ossoff.
White House South Lawn to Host UFC Card on Trump’s 80th Birthday
The UFC is staging a fight series on the White House South Lawn Sunday night, coinciding with Donald Trump’s 80th birthday and raising questions about sports access.
House Rejects Short-Term Extension of Key Surveillance Authority
The House blocked a last-minute bid to keep a major spy power in place until July, leaving its fate to tense talks with the Senate.
Lawsuit Targets Planned UFC Fights at White House on Trump’s Birthday
A new lawsuit challenges a planned UFC event at the White House, arguing it illegally uses federal property to benefit Donald Trump.
Trump’s White House Hosting Push Tests Where Culture Draws the Line
A planned 250th anniversary concert series at the White House is already scaring off performers. The bigger question: how far will institutions go to share Trump’s stage?
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