Senator Warren Urges U.S. Firms to Return Billions from Tariff Refunds to Consumers
Senator Elizabeth Warren has called on major U.S. companies receiving billions in tariff refunds to share those funds with consumers who paid higher prices…
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Senator Cruz Urges Arming Iranian Protesters to Topple Regime
Texas Senator Ted Cruz pushes for arming Iranian protesters amid ongoing U.S.-Iran conflict, opposing recent diplomatic efforts and advocating for regime collapse
Senate Panel Votes to Hold Dr. Fauci in Contempt of Congress
The Senate Homeland Security Committee voted 8-5 to hold Dr. Anthony Fauci in contempt for refusing to answer questions, planning to refer the case…
Trump Rejects Reports of U.S. Munitions Shortages Amid Iran War
President Trump denies claims of U.S. munitions depletion during the conflict with Iran, citing large-scale production and military readiness despite external reports
Mike Lindell Resigns as MyPillow CEO to Focus on Minnesota Governor Bid
Mike Lindell has stepped down as MyPillow CEO and reduced his ownership to prioritize his 2026 campaign for Minnesota governor amid GOP challenges to…
25 States Sue Trump Administration Over New Tariffs Targeting Forced Labor Imports
A coalition of 25 states filed suit against the Trump administration, challenging its latest round of tariffs imposed under Section 301 for allegedly exceeding…
House Ethics Committee Recommends Censure for Rep. Chuck Edwards
The House Ethics Committee found substantial evidence that Rep. Chuck Edwards violated rules on sexual harassment and hostile workplace conduct, recommending formal censure upon…
No New U.S.-Iran Talks Planned Despite Trump’s Claims
U.S. officials and Iran confirm no new direct negotiations are planned despite President Trump's assertion that talks would begin imminently
New DOJ Opinion Sparks Fears of Cuts to Disability Home Care Protections
The Justice Department’s reinterpretation of disability laws raises concerns about reduced home care services and a possible return to institutionalization, advocates warn
MIT Students Advocate for Science Funding on Capitol Hill
Twenty-five MIT graduate students and postdocs met with congressional staffers this spring, urging sustained federal investment in scientific research amid recent funding uncertainties