House Passes “Sunshine Protection Act“

The legislation would halt the twice-a-year clock change and keep most of the nation on Daylight Saving Time. The U.S. House of Representatives passed the Sunshine Protection Act…

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Housing Bill Becomes Law without President’s Signature

President Trump said he was protesting the lack of approval for the SAVE America Act, election security legislation. The 21st Century Road to Housing Act became law this…

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Senator McConnell Reveals Reason for Hospitalization

He says he experienced a fall and then contracted pneumonia. Senator Mitch McConnell of Kentucky released a statement explaining the health circumstances surrounding his hospitalization since mid-June. Kentucky…

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PRAYER ALERT: Senator Lindsey Graham Passes Away at 71

His office stated he experienced a brief and sudden illness. Senator Lindsey Graham of South Carolina passed away on Saturday. The 71-year-old senator had served in the upper…

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Energy Secretary Highlights End to New Federal Subsidies for Wind and Solar Projects

The new subsidies ended on July 4th under the Working Families Tax Cut. Energy Secretary Chris Wright highlighted the end of new federal subsidies for new wind and…

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President Issues Proclamation for 250th Anniversary of the Adoption of the Declaration of Independence

He said, “With God’s help, we will prevail in making our beloved Nation stronger, prouder, richer, and greater than ever before.“ President Donald J. Trump issued the following…

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Senator Remains Hospitalized After Medical Emergency

Media reports that emergency personnel responded to an unconscious person who had a cardiac arrest last month. Senator Mitch McConnell of Kentucky remains in the hospital after a…

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Congressman Kean Returns to House After Treatment for Depression

He stated that asking for help is strength, not weakness. Representative Tom Kean, Jr., of New Jersey returned to Washington, D.C., this week after being absent from Congress…

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House Cancels Votes and Recesses for July 4th

The lower chamber was set to vote on legislation Wednesday and Thursday. Leadership in the House of Representatives canceled votes scheduled for Wednesday and Thursday, recessing the lower…

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Supreme Court Upholds Broad Interpretation of Birthright Citizenship

The decision nullifies the president’s executive order that sought to restrict citizenship to those born to parents subject to U.S. jurisdiction. The Supreme Court determined that President Trump’s…

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