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IEEPA Tariffs 2026 Trump Faces Critical Court Blow

WASHINGTON — A landmark Supreme Court decision has delivered a major legal blow to the use of emergency economic authority in trade policy, dramatically reshaping how the federal government...

Silicon Valley Trade Secrets Iran Case 2026 Major Federal Charges

Federal prosecutors have brought sweeping charges in what officials describe as a serious and...

Trump Obama alien controversy: 2026 Explosive Clash

The debate over extraterrestrial life has once again entered the political arena, but this...

Witkoff and Kushner 2026 Critical Peace Push

Witkoff and Kushner have moved into one of the most sensitive diplomatic landscapes of...

Obama aliens 2026: Major False Claim Exposed

Former President Barack Obama moved swiftly this week to clarify remarks that triggered widespread...

Jack Schlossberg Enters NYC Race Against Trump

  Key takeaways: Jack Schlossberg announced his run for a New York City congressional seat. He warns that America “is in crisis” under the Republican Party. He criticizes Trump’s actions on civil rights and White House renovations. He calls for a new generation of leaders to win back the House. ...

Government Shutdown Deal: A Ticking Time Bomb

  Key Takeaways Lawmakers passed short-term bills to end the longest government shutdown. Eight Democrats joined Republicans to extend funding through January 2026. Experts warn of rising health care costs in underserved red states. Critics say the government shutdown deal may hurt Republican voters most. Government Shutdown Deal: What You Need...

House Committee Erupts Over Government Shutdown Break

Key Takeaways A House Rules Committee meeting turned heated over an eight-week government shutdown break. Rep. Yassamin Ansari accused Republicans of taking a taxpayer-funded vacation. Rep. Virginia Foxx fired back, insisting all lawmakers worked during the shutdown. The committee is debating a funding plan that runs through January 2026. ...

Senators End Government Shutdown After 40 Days

Key takeaways: After a 40-day government shutdown, eight Democratic senators broke ranks to reopen the government. They reached a bipartisan deal with Republicans without Minority Leader Chuck Schumer’s support. Federal workers will resume pay, flights will restart, and SNAP benefits will continue. The deal covers less than the full...

Engaging News Story: Trump Allies Revolt Over 50-Year Mortgage Plan

Key Takeaways • Allies of President Trump sharply criticized a 50-year mortgage plan. • Bill Pulte pushed the idea as a tool for home affordability. • Critics warn it could saddle Americans with more debt. • Pulte says the plan is one of many solutions under review. • Backlash hints at growing tension within...

Who’s really running the White House?

Key Takeaways A Democratic strategist questions who is really running the White House President Trump fell asleep for 20 minutes at a recent press conference He seemed unaware of bills during public signings Stephen Miller used “I” statements, raising more questions about power Americans deserve clear answers about who...

Trump Heaven Doubts Spark Feud

  Key Takeaways • President Trump mocked a New York Times reporter over a story about his “heaven-bound” comments. • The Times story by Peter Baker questioned Trump’s thoughts on mortality. • Trump insisted he was joking and called Baker an Obama supporter. • Laura Ingraham pressed Trump on Christian beliefs about forgiveness. • The...

Inside the Schumer Shutdown Battle

Key Takeaways • Lawmakers ended the Schumer shutdown after days of deadlock. • The deal funds food aid and brings back fired federal workers. • It offers no firm promise to extend Affordable Care Act help. • Some Democrats blame Minority Leader Chuck Schumer and demand action. • An Axios report credits Schumer’s holdout...

Why Mike Johnson Won’t Back ACA Subsidies Vote?

Key Takeaways • The House speaker won’t promise a vote on ACA subsidies. • Without subsidies, health insurance costs could rise for millions. • A Senate deal hinges on reinstating these subsidies soon. • Lawmakers need to find a clear plan before moving forward. ACA subsidies vote stalls in the House The leader of the...

Spending Bill Ends Shutdown Amid Controversy

Key takeaways • Senate votes 60-40 to pass a spending bill that ends the shutdown • Eight moderate Democrats break ranks, joining Republicans • House Speaker Johnson urges a swift vote to send the bill to President Trump • Many Democrats see this move as a betrayal without Obamacare subsidy protection Spending Bill Clears...

Trump’s Jab at Sergio Gor in White House Ceremony

Key takeaways: President Trump teased Sergio Gor during his ambassador swearing-in. He joked about past staffing errors in the White House personnel office. The media called the moment awkward, but guests laughed. Despite the tease, Trump praised Gor’s future role in India. Sergio Gor Takes Center Stage The White House hosted...

Why Democrats Split to End the Shutdown

Key Takeaways   Eight Senate Democrats backed a deal to reopen the government. They broke ranks with their party during a hard-fought shutdown. Experts say they feared losing public support and future elections. Tim Kaine’s comments hint at wider, hidden support for ending the deadlock. The government shutdown neared its end...

Hate Graffiti Targets Zohran Mamdani Hours After Election

  Key Takeaways: Hate graffiti appeared outside Zohran Mamdani’s office just hours after his win. Vandals used hateful symbols and slurs in the graffiti. Local leaders and neighbors quickly condemned the act. Zohran Mamdani promised to fight hate and unite the community. Hate Graffiti Hits Zohran Mamdani’s Office The morning after Zohran...

Trump Asks Supreme Court to Toss Carroll Verdict

  Key Takeaways: President Trump asked the Supreme Court to overturn a jury’s verdict. The jury ruled he sexually abused writer E. Jean Carroll and defamed her. Trump claims presidential immunity shields him from civil suits for official actions. A Supreme Court decision could reshape rules on lawsuits against presidents. Supreme...

Senate Vote Ends Government Shutdown: What’s Next?

Key takeaways: Senate approved a plan 60 to 40 to end the government shutdown. The shutdown lasted 41 days, halting many services and paychecks. The funding bill now moves to the House of Representatives. If approved, federal workers return and receive back pay. Senate Vote Ends Government Shutdown The Senate passed...

Why Gorsuch Questions Trump Tariffs

Key Takeaways: A public defender said justices may strike down Trump tariffs. Justice Neil Gorsuch warned the president overstepped his power. The court suggested Congress, not the president, must set tariffs. This ruling could reshape the balance of trade power. Over the weekend, a former pardon attorney spoke on MSNBC....

How Democrats Ended the Government Shutdown

Key Takeaways • Congressional Democrats agreed on a plan to end the longest government shutdown in U.S. history. • The deal asks at least ten Democrats to back a procedural vote for short-term funding through year’s end. • Lawmakers will vote in December to renew Affordable Care Act subsidies. • Talks include rehiring...

Trump’s Affordability Pitch: Truth or Gaslight?

  Key Takeaways Michael Cohen calls Trump’s affordability push “gaslighting on a national scale.” Tariffs on imports clash with Trump’s claim that everyday goods now cost less. Latest data show grocery prices still climbing, contrary to the affordability message. Voter trust may erode if the president’s new talking point feels...

Why NYC City Council Holds the Power

Key Takeaways • Zohran Mamdani must pick senior staff in under 60 days. • The NYC City Council checks the mayor’s power. • Council members draft laws and approve budgets. • Understanding the council helps New Yorkers stay informed. Why NYC City Council Holds the Power It’s easy to focus only on New York City’s...

Trump Pardons Election Plot Allies: What You Need to Know

Key Takeaways • President Donald Trump issued broad pardons to allies tied to his 2020 election challenges. • The pardons cover actions related to slates of electors and claims of voting fraud. • Most of those pardoned faced no federal charges before this move. • The decision blocks any future federal case against...

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