Marco Rubio, Secretary of State

Secretary of State Rubio held a summit at the State Department this month addressing the increasing international threat of political violence and terrorism.

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Mike Johnson, U.S. Representative for Louisiana

House Speaker Mike Johnson said that U.S. voters are facing a critical choice “between our country and communism” in the November midterm election.

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Judge Stephen McGlynn, Southern Illinois U.S. District Court

Federal District Judge Stephen McGlynn determined that two Illinois laws allowing foreign students in-state tuition were unconstitutional.

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Kash Patel, Director, Federal Bureau of Investigation

Director Patel reported on the efforts of the FBI, law enforcement partners and the White House task force in the security success of the FIFA World Cup Tournament.

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Steve Cohen, U.S. Representative for Tennessee

Congressman Steve Cohen explained that his withdrawal from the Congressional Progressive Caucus was due to the rise in democractic socialism and antisemitism.

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Judge Arianna Freeman, Third Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals

The Third Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that assault-firearm and large-capacity magazine restrictions in New Jersey violate the Second Amendment.

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Kevin Warsh, Chairman, Federal Reserve

Chairman Warsh told the Senate Banking committee that the five year inflation surge “will be a thing of the past” if the Federal Reserve gets monetary policy right.

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Ayanna Pressley, U.S. Representative for Massachusetts

Representative Ayanna Pressley introduced an amendment to a proposed bill on payday loans that would allow states broader authority to shield consumers.

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Judge Timothy Kelly, District of Columbia U.S. District Court

Judge Kelly granted the Justice Department’s request to dismiss the convictions against Proud Boys leaders regarding their actions on January 6, 2021.

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Howard Lutnick, Secretary of Commerce

Commerce Secretary Lutnick advocated for businesses and unions to work together to grow the U.S. economy during a Wisconsin manufacturing tour.

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