House Passes Continuing Resolution on Stopgap Government Funding

The government will be funded through December 11. The House of Representatives passed the continuing resolution on Tuesday which was approved in the Senate before they took August…

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Supreme Court Rules White House Ballroom Construction may Continue

The split decision stayed the injunction against the above-ground portion of the construction project. The Supreme Court paused the injunction of a district judge against the White House…

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Secretary of the Army Resigns

Secretary of the Army Dan Driscoll submitted his resignation to President Donald Trump on Monday evening. The Army secretary had policy disagreements with Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth. Secretary…

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President Trump Announces Strikes on IRGC Resume

U.S. Central Command reported the strikes are a response to the Islamic Republic’s renewed attempts to attack commercial shipping. President Donald Trump announced on Tuesday that the American…

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DHS Proposes Additional H-1B Visa Application Fee

The agency stated the fee would “generate revenue to recover a portion of the federal government’s costs for administering the lawful immigration system.” The Department of Homeland Security…

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President’s Administration Prepares to Revoke Visas over Fraudulent Asylum Requests

The State Department spokesman said that the action will impact “foreigners who have come to the United States claiming to be short-term visitors, but then file for asylum…

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Federal Judge Lifts Injunction on President’s Mail-In Ballot Order

She cites the Supreme Court decision that stated plaintiffs did not yet have standing as the executive order had not been implemented. District Judge Indira Talwani lifted her…

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State Department Rescinds Syria’s Designation as Sponsor of Terrorism

Secretary Rubio said this represents “another historic step by President Trump to give the Syrian people a path to prosperity.” The U.S. Department of State announced on Monday…

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U.S. Mint Releases Semiquincentennial Dollar Coin Designs

The mint director said the coin designs “commemorate America’s Semiquincentennial through its depiction of America’s past, present and future.” The U.S. Mint announced the designs of the nation’s…

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Supreme Court Pauses Injunction Against President’s Mail-In Ballot Order

The high court determined that it was too soon for states to sue, as no injury has been suffered. The Supreme Court majority released an unsigned 10-page opinion…

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