Senate to Vote on National Defense Authorization Act

Legislators advance the fiscal 2026 NDAA while weighing concerns over military aircraft operations near Reagan National Airport. The Senate is expected to hold a vote this week on…

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House Passes $900.6 Billion Defense Legislation

The NDAA includes codification of 15 executive orders from President Trump. The House of Representatives approved a compromise National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) on Wednesday. The bill now…

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Senator Introduces Bill to End Dual Citizenship

The legislation would prohibit U.S. citizens from possessing foreign citizenship as well. Senator Bernie Moreno of Ohio has introduced the Exclusive Citizenship Act of 2025, a bill that…

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Senate Debates Wildfire Agency Consolidation for Federal Funding Package

Legislators evaluate a proposed restructuring of federal firefighting roles while working to advance a multibill spending package. Members of the Senate are making progress on funding for the…

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House Members Write to HHS and FDA Regarding Mail-Order Abortion Drugs

A request from 175 House Members follows an earlier Senate letter on safety protocols and oversight. A group of 175 members of the U.S. House of Representatives, led…

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President Trump Signs Resolution for DOJ to Release Epstein Files

He called it a “hoax” that would backfire on the congressional minority. President Donald Trump announced on Wednesday evening that he had signed the resolution passed by both…

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Congress Passes Resolution to Release Epstein Files

President Trump will sign it, says they will release the files “because we have nothing to hide.” The Senate passed the resolution to release the Epstein files late…

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Senator Fetterman Hospitalized After a Fall

His spokesperson said the fall was the result of a “medical event.” U.S. Senator John Fetterman was hospitalized on Thursday after a fall that morning. The senator’s spokesperson…

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House Passes Resolution to Reopen Gov’t, President Signs

The longest U.S. government shutdown ends. In the first vote since September 19, the House of Representatives voted Wednesday evening in favor of the continuing resolution to temporarily…

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Senate Resolution Supports Limits on AI Chip Sales

Senator Coons says the legislation will help the United States maintain dominance in the ‘AI race.’ Senators Chris Coons of Delaware and Tom Cotton of Arkansas have introduced…

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