DOJ abandons $1.8B anti-weaponization fund
The Justice Department has decided not to proceed with its controversial $1.8 billion fund aimed at preventing the 'weaponization' of the department.
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Housing official Bill Pulte, known for targeting political enemies, is appointed acting director of national intelligence, raising concerns about the politicization of the role.
4 House Republicans defy Trump on Iran war powers resolution
Four Republicans joined Democrats to limit President Trump's war powers concerning Iran, highlighting a rare instance of bipartisan opposition.
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Senator Marco Rubio is testifying before the Senate to advocate for budget priorities amidst rising tensions with Iran and Cuba.
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Two candidates, Kevin Mullin and Connie Chan, are advancing to a November runoff election for Nancy Pelosi's open House seat in San Francisco.
House passes resolution to end the Iran War
The House voted to end the Iran War, challenging presidential war powers and asserting Congress's role.
Iowa and California primaries shape political landscape
Voters in Iowa and California cast ballots in key primary races, significantly influencing the direction of the upcoming election cycle.
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Lawmakers question White House $620M loan to firm tied to Trump Jr.
Democrats are demanding an explanation for a reported $620 million White House loan to a company linked to Donald Trump Jr.
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George Santos investigated by DOJ over suspicious bets on Kalshi prediction market
DOJ is investigating George Santos for suspicious betting activity on Kalshi, a prediction market where users bet on political outcomes.
Trump signs executive order making it easier to fire federal workers
President Trump's executive order removes job protections for thousands of federal employees, potentially impacting 8,000 high-paid workers.
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Deb Haaland wins Democratic nomination for New Mexico Governor
Former Interior Secretary Deb Haaland has secured the Democratic nomination for New Mexico governor, advancing her bid to lead the state.
Trump names housing regulator Bill Pulte acting intelligence chief
Trump appoints Bill Pulte, a housing regulator known for aggressive tactics, as acting director of national intelligence.