Commerce Secretary Lutnick to Face House Panel in Epstein Inquiry
Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick is scheduled to testify Wednesday before the House Oversight Committee as part of its investigation related to Jeffrey Epstein.
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What’s at Stake in Possible Assassination Charge Over WH Press Dinner Shooting
The acting attorney general says the suspect in the White House press dinner shooting could face an assassination charge. Here’s what that would mean.
Federal Court Blocks California ID Rule for Federal Agents
A federal court has halted a new California law that would have required some federal officers to wear identifying markers, siding with safety concerns raised by the Trump administration.
House GOP’s Record Early 2026 Haul: What It Signals and What’s Unknown
House Republicans say they’ve set a fundraising record to kick off the 2026 midterms. Here’s what that claim means, what’s missing, and why it matters.
Appeals Court Clears White House Ballroom Construction to Resume
A federal appeals court has lifted an earlier order blocking most above‑ground work on the White House ballroom project, reopening a politically sensitive build.
Senate Moves to Overturn Mining Ban Near Minnesota Wilderness
A 50–49 Senate vote targets a 20-year mining moratorium near the Boundary Waters, raising questions about what happens next.
Inside the White House App Where Trump Never Loses
A new White House app promises a 'direct line' to the president but delivers a curated, always-winning portrait of Donald Trump.
Inside the White House App Where Trump Never Loses
A new White House news app offers a relentlessly pro-Trump feed. Here’s what that framing means for Congress, the presidency, and the public.
House Appropriations Committee Posts New Legislative Activity
The House Appropriations Committee has posted new legislative actions and reports, signaling the next phase of congressional work on federal spending.
What the White House’s new Iran claim could mean on Capitol Hill
With few details public, the White House’s Iran claim raises questions about what, if anything, it will ask Congress to do—and how fast lawmakers could act.