The investigation began in 2024, when similar envelopes were sent to election officials. The U.S. District Court for the Western District of Oklahoma has unsealed information surrounding the…
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FBI and USPS Investigate Envelopes Containing White Powder Sent to Federal Legislators
Senators call the incidents deeply concerning, express gratitude to law enforcement and staffers, and state that political intimidation has no place in the U.S. The Federal Bureau of…
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Pentagon Approves Production of Second Destroyer at Maine Shipyard
Significant operational improvements at the shipyard resulted in the approval to build a second destroyer this fiscal year. The Pentagon has approved the production of a second Arleigh…
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House Considers Renewal of Great American Outdoors Act
If approved, the legislation would reinstate $1.9 billion annual funding to help with upkeep and maintenance in the national parks systems. Members of the House of Representatives are…
Read MoreSenate Appropriators Review Options to Counter the President’s Pocket Rescissions
The White House announced $810 million in funding cancellations Friday evening. Members of the Senate Appropriations Committee, chaired by Senator Susan Collins of Maine, have been reviewing their…
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Education Department Finalizes Restoration of Title IX Protections
The rule highlights federal court decisions that struck down the previous inclusion of transgender students under the federal rule. The U.S. Department of Education announced the final rule…
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House Passes National Fraud Enforcement Division Act
The legislation makes the division a permanent part of the Department of Justice. The House of Representatives passed the National Fraud Enforcement Division Act of 2026, codifying the…
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House Speaker Cancels Votes, Recesses Chamber Early
He also responded to concerns about artificial intelligence, as legislators have expressed a need for more regulation. House Speaker Mike Johnson adjourned the lower chamber a day earlier…
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Congress Considers Guardrails for AI After Researcher’s Warning
Senator Cruz said legislation is needed to protect the nation and the world from AI’s potentially catastrophic risks. Federal legislators in both the House and Senate are considering…
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Federal Judge Orders Missouri to Use Updated District Map in Midterms
The state supreme court had ordered that the 2022 map be used in a separate case. Eastern District of Missouri Chief Judge Stephen Clark ruled this week that…
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