Trump admin settles lawsuit, agrees to restore deleted DEI, gender health web pages
Medical groups sued the Trump administration over the removal of CDC health webpages, resulting in settlement to restore DEI and LGBTQ+ content.
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House moves to expose Epstein files, authorizes Oversight probe
The House of Representatives approved a measure to formalize the ongoing bipartisan probe into Jeffrey Epstein's case.
‘Rogue states’ risk federal funding for illegal immigrant driver’s licenses
House budget chairman proposes stopping driver's license programs for illegal immigrants in 19 states through federal funding restrictions.
Bowser pushes police recruitment, says DC needs ‘hundreds more’ cops as Trump federal takeover nears end
D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser said the city needs hundreds more police officers as Trump's federal takeover of the Metropolitan Police Department ends Sept. 10.
Duffy expands air traffic control training program to fight nationwide shortage
Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy expands air traffic control training programs to address a nationwide shortage of roughly 3,000 controllers.
Marsha Blackburn lands key conservative endorsement in Tennessee governor’s race
Conservative organization Club for Growth backs Senator Marsha Blackburn's Tennessee gubernatorial bid, citing her Senate record on tax cuts and regulations.
Trump hits back at reporter who said he’s taken ‘no action’ against Russia
President Donald Trump confronted a Polish reporter who claimed he took no action against Russia, citing sanctions on India that cost Russia billions.
Johnson calls Newsom’s remark on Catholic school attack ‘evil,’ ‘sick’
House Speaker Mike Johnson accused Gov. Gavin Newsom of "anti-Christian" rhetoric following the California governor's remarks about the recent Minnesota school shooting.
Thune speaks with Sununu about Senate bid to flip blue seat in key swing state
John E. Sununu mulls competitive 2026 New Hampshire Senate campaign to succeed retiring Democrat Jeanne Shaheen in key swing state race.
‘Good riddance’: Hegseth praises Army dumping command promotion boards aimed at eliminating bias
Army ends Command Assessment Program designed to reduce bias with psych assessments and peer review in leadership selection after low participation rates among commanding officers.