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House Passes Bipartisan Housing Bill Targeting Corporate Homebuyers

The House handed Republicans and President Donald J. Trump a major bipartisan victory Wednesday, overwhelmingly passing a housing bill aimed at expanding homeownership, lowering costs, and restricting large institutional investors from crowding American families out of the single-family home market. The amended 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act passed in

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Vance Says DOJ Investigating Ilhan Omar, Declines to Rule Out Indictment

Vice President JD Vance said Tuesday that the Department of Justice is looking into Rep. Ilhan Omar, intensifying scrutiny around the Minnesota Democrat and raising new questions about whether a federal case could follow. Vance made the remarks during a White House press briefing while temporarily filling in for press

Senate Rejects Multiple Measures To Block Arms Sales to Israel

The Republican-controlled U.S. Senate rejected a pair of resolutions aimed at blocking military weapons transfers to Israel, exposing a growing divide inside the Democratic Party over America’s long-standing alliance with the Jewish state. The first measure, led by Vermont Independent Sen. Bernie Sanders, who caucuses with Democrats, would

Bongino Targets Obama With Chilling Message: ‘I Know Things’

Former FBI Deputy Director Dan Bongino is calling out Barack Obama after the former president appeared on late-night television to lecture the country about the dangers of using the Justice Department as a political weapon. The irony was hard to miss. During an appearance with Stephen Colbert, Obama warned against

Trump’s Endorsements Lead To Impressive String of GOP Primary Wins

Tuesday’s primary elections delivered another unmistakable reminder that President Donald J. Trump remains the dominant force inside the Republican Party, with several Trump-backed candidates securing major victories in key Southern races. The results also set the stage for several closely watched general election battles, as Democrats look for openings

Mike Pence Breaks With Trump Over Jan. 6 Compensation Fund

Former Vice President Mike Pence is once again publicly distancing himself from President Donald Trump, this time over whether Jan. 6 defendants who assaulted police officers should ever receive taxpayer-backed compensation. Speaking with Axios while discussing his upcoming book, What Conservatives Believe, Pence called Jan. 6 a “tragic day” and

Hakeem Jeffries’ Leadership At Risk As Dem Failures Rack Up

House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries is facing renewed criticism after a series of strategic setbacks that have left Democrats spending heavily, losing ground, and struggling to keep pace with Republicans ahead of the midterm elections. The latest controversy centers on a failed Jeffries-backed effort to reshape Virginia’s congressional map

House Passes Bill to Create More Affordable Housing In Priority for Trump

The Republican-controlled House of Representatives passed a major housing bill aimed at expanding the supply of affordable homes, setting up a new round of negotiations with the Senate as lawmakers race to deliver relief on one of the biggest cost-of-living concerns facing American families. The House approved the bipartisan Housing

Stephen Colbert’s Run As Late-Night Host Ends

Late-night host Stephen Colbert is set to air his final episode on Thursday, closing the book on a CBS run that became defined by relentless anti-Trump commentary and increasingly partisan political humor. CBS’s cancellation of “The Late Show,” which first launched in 1993 under original host David Letterman, marks

SCOTUS Declines Parental Rights Dispute Involving School Hiding Daughter’s Transition

The U.S. Supreme Court declined to take up a major parental rights case this week, leaving in place a lower court ruling that rejected a Massachusetts family’s challenge to a public school’s handling of their child’s social gender transition without parental knowledge or consent. The case