Supreme Court Rules Monsanto Not Liable for Roundup Cancer Warning
The Supreme Court ruled that Monsanto cannot be sued under state law for failing to warn about cancer risks on Roundup labels, citing federal…
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Democrats Propose Bill to Cap Out-of-Pocket Costs in Traditional Medicare
Senator Ron Wyden and Democratic co-sponsors introduced legislation aiming to limit beneficiaries’ out-of-pocket expenses in traditional Medicare to $5,000
Bipartisan ROAD to Housing Act Seeks to Expand Homeownership
The 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act aims to boost affordable housing supply, limit investor purchases, and streamline construction to ease home prices nationwide
Federal and Kentucky Clash Over State Regulation of Prediction Markets
The Commodity Futures Trading Commission is suing Kentucky and other states over attempts to regulate prediction markets, sparking a legal battle on authority and…
Trump Clashes with GOP Senators Over War Powers and SAVE Act
President Trump had a tense June 24 meeting with Senate Republicans, criticizing colleagues on the Iran war resolution and demanding passage of his SAVE…
IAEA Confirms Iran Nuclear Inspections Will Occur, Timing Not Urgent
The UN’s IAEA head confirmed inspections of Iran’s nuclear facilities will occur but indicated the timing is flexible amid continuing U.S.-Iran negotiations and regional…
House Passes Bipartisan Housing Affordability Bill, Sending to President Trump
The House approved the 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act by a 358-32 vote, aiming to increase housing supply and limit corporate home purchases…
Federal Court Enables ICE Nationwide Expansion of Expedited Deportations
A federal appeals court ruled June 23 to uphold the Trump administration’s expansion of expedited removal policy across the U.S., allowing deportations without court…
Senate Passes House Resolution to Limit Trump’s Iran War Powers
The U.S. Senate approved a resolution directing President Trump to end military hostilities against Iran unless Congress authorizes force, marking a rare bipartisan rebuke
Federal Judge Rejects DOJ Subpoenas Against Minnesota Officials
A federal judge ruled six grand jury subpoenas issued against Minnesota state and local officials were unlawful and retaliatory, blocking a Justice Department effort…