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Jul 12 · 4 min read ·US Policy

Graham Died Hours After His Biggest Win on Russia

Graham secured Trump's backing for his Russia bill the day before he died. His Senate seat and agenda are now contested.

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Jul 12 · 4 min read ·US Policy

Congress Banned Wall Street From Buying Homes

The biggest housing bill in decades is now law — and the investor ban at its center has economists skeptical.

Jul 12 · 5 min read ·US Policy

Democrats Sent Guard to DC. Minnesota Is Pulling Out.

Six states sent Guard to DC for America 250. The administration used them for its ongoing crime crackdown too.

Jul 11 · 3 min read ·US Policy

DOJ Subpoenas Four Times Reporters Over Air Force One Story

The DOJ subpoenaed four Times reporters after they reported that the Qatari-gifted jet lacked antimissile defenses.

Jul 11 · 2 min read ·US Policy

Congress Moves to Restrict Birthright Citizenship by Statute

After the Supreme Court upheld birthright citizenship 6-3, Republicans are trying to end it through legislation instead.

Jul 11 · 4 min read ·US Policy

Senate's Crypto Bill Is Stuck on Trump's Profits

Trump made $1.4B from crypto in 2025. Democrats say no deal without ethics guardrails. Three weeks left.

Jul 11 · 3 min read ·US Policy

DOJ Warns State Officials Over Noncitizen Voter Rolls

Criminal prosecution threats went to all 50 states weeks before the 2026 midterms.

Jul 10 · 4 min read ·US Policy

Rubio Invited 60 Nations to an Anti-Antifa Summit

The Trump administration wants a global coalition against antifa. Most allies say they don't see the threat.

Jul 10 · 3 min read ·US Policy

Trump Fired the Agency That Certifies Voting Systems

The bipartisan Election Assistance Commission now has no commissioners, months before the 2026 midterms.

Jul 10 · 3 min read ·US Policy

Vance vs. Rubio for the 2028 Republican Ticket

The VP has the base and the infrastructure. The Secretary of State has the donors and the polls. Trump hasn't picked.

Jul 10 · 4 min read ·US Policy

ICE Shot and Killed a Man in Houston. Witnesses Disagree.

An ICE officer killed Lorenzo Salgado Araujo, 52, in east Houston on July 7. Three witnesses dispute what happened.

Jul 10 · 4 min read ·US Policy

Housing Reform Bill Becomes Law at Midnight — Without Trump's Signature

The biggest housing bill in decades becomes law tonight when the signing deadline expires. Trump wouldn't sign; critics question the investor cap.

Jul 9 · 4 min read ·US Policy

A Year Into the Medicaid Cuts, Hospitals Are Closing

Congress cut $1 trillion from Medicaid. A year in, hospitals are downsizing — and work requirements start in December.

Jul 9 · 6 min read ·US Policy

The Senate's Crypto Bill Has Three Weeks Left

Congress has until August 7 to pass the first comprehensive U.S. crypto law. Three disputes are in the way.

Jul 9 · 4 min read ·US Policy

The Harris 2028 Question

Kamala Harris is thinking about running again. Democrats are already fighting over whether she should.

Jul 9 · 4 min read ·US Policy

McConnell Has Been Hospitalized for Weeks

He's been in the hospital since June 14. His colleagues say he's improving. His governor wants answers.

Jul 7 · 4 min read ·US Policy

Crockett Says America Owes Black Women Everything

Her Essence Festival speech sparked backlash, support, and a structural critique of the Democratic Party.

Jul 7 · 5 min read ·US Policy

What Democrats Are Fighting About After Platner

A sexual assault allegation derailed Platner's campaign. Now three Democratic camps are fighting over what it reveals.

Jul 7 · 3 min read ·US Policy

Former Pfizer Tower Buckles Mid-Conversion

Two columns buckled at the Midtown former Pfizer tower, evacuating 9 buildings and 400 schoolkids. Who's responsible?

Jul 7 · 4 min read ·US Policy

Born Here, You're a Citizen. Not Everyone Agrees.

The Supreme Court said born here means citizen. Conservatives say they're not done fighting.