For Thursday October 22, 2026: 8:00 AM ET: Participates in Executive Time 9:00 AM ET: In-Town Pool Call Time 11:00 AM ET: Receives his Intelligence Briefing 12:30 PM…
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You’re not voting alone—more than 31,000 of you are already joined in unceasing prayer covering, and that number is still rising every hour. Thank you to all who…
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Federal Judge Allows North Carolina to Implement Absentee Ballot Rules
The rules include signature verification as well as the provisions for sealing inner and outer ballot envelopes. U.S. District Judge Thomas Schroeder issued a decision this week allowing…
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Supreme Court to Review Federal Ban on Home Distilleries
The justices will consider the Civil War-era law in early 2027 to decide if it is unconstitutional. The U.S. Supreme Court has announced that it will review a…
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Social Security Administration Corrects Millions of Database Records
The agency reported it as the largest data clean-up project in SSA history. The Social Security Administration (SSA) announced this week that it made substantial progress in improving…
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Interior Restores Alaska-Specific Rules for National Park Management
Secretary Burgum said, “This final rule restores that commonsense framework and gives Alaskans a stronger voice in decisions affecting the lands, wildlife and traditions they know best.“ The…
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Paul Atkins, Chair, Securities and Exchange Commission
Paul Atkins, Chair, Securities and Exchange Commission
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Harmeet Dhillon, Assistant Attorney General for Civil Rights Division
Assistant Attorney General Dhillon is overseeing an investigation into allegations that the District of Columbia’s Department of Corrections violated the constitutional rights of inmates.
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Mike Johnson, U.S. Representative for Louisiana
After House committee members expressed concerns about the Russia diesel deal that President Trump arranged, Speaker Mike Johnson said that he thought the right decision would be made in the end.
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Judge Thomas Parker, Western Tennessee U.S. District Court
District Judge Thomas Parker reversed the ban from council meetings that Memphis city council imposed on people who protested the council’s postponement of a vote on data centers.
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