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A Senate hearing is reviewing internal FDA emails tied to COVID vaccine safety monitoring. Lawmakers allege warnings were overlooked during rollout.
The U.S. House voted to remove pesticide liability protections from the Farm Bill. The bipartisan amendment preserves state authority over labeling and safety standards.
Sen. Rand Paul is proposing a constitutional amendment to change birthright citizenship rules. The move comes as the Supreme Court reviews a major related case.
A growing narrative suggests coordinated efforts are shaping public perception of Donald Trump. Critics argue media and political forces are influencing the storyline.
Modern political tensions are compared to divisions during Abraham Lincoln’s presidency. The piece argues today’s climate reflects similar ideological conflict.
A renewed examination of COVID-era records is keeping critical questions alive. The story highlights unresolved issues surrounding origins and accountability.
President Trump has endorsed Iraqi Prime Minister-designate Ali al-Zaidi. The move signals a potential reset in US-Iraq diplomatic relations.
A stabbing at a Tacoma high school left six people injured, including students and a staff member. Police have detained a suspect as the investigation continues.
The suspect in the WHCD shooting will remain in custody ahead of trial. Prosecutors cite serious charges including attempted assassination.
Donald Trump used humor to address his weight while also touching on security concerns. His remarks blended levity with reflections on a recent incident.
Mark Sanford has ended his bid for Congress in South Carolina’s 1st District. His withdrawal reflects lasting political impact from past controversies.
President Trump has nominated Dr. Nicole Saphier as Surgeon General. Her medical career and pro-life stance are central to the announcement.
The House passed a 45-day extension of FISA Section 702 after failing to secure a longer-term agreement. Debate continues over surveillance powers and privacy safeguards.
Congress approved a short-term extension of FISA Section 702 despite ongoing concerns about surveillance abuses. Lawmakers remain divided over transparency and reform efforts.
The Trump DOJ targets Mexican officials over cartel ties, increasing pressure on leadership as corruption allegations intensify across borders.
African Lion 26 launches across Africa with U.S. and allied forces. The exercise strengthens military readiness and regional security partnerships.
The Morning Briefing: It’s ‘International Remind the Commies That They’re Morons’ Day
A political commentary uses International Workers’ Day to challenge communist ideology and its global influence. The piece highlights ongoing debates around governance, economics, and freedom.