The Republican-controlled House has passed sweeping housing legislation aimed at tackling America’s affordability crisis, marking a significant policy push—but one that experts say may take time to deliver real relief for families squeezed by rising costs. The measure, known as the Housing for the 21st Century Act, cleared

Veteran Congressman David Scott has died unexpectedly at the age of 80, his office confirmed Wednesday, closing the chapter on a political career that spanned more than two decades in Washington. Scott, a Democrat representing a reliably blue district in the Atlanta area since 2003, had been seeking a 13th

A Virginia judge has thrown the state’s redistricting battle into turmoil, halting certification of a voter-approved congressional map just one day after the referendum passed—setting the stage for a high-stakes legal showdown with national implications. Jack Hurley, presiding in Tazewell County Circuit Court, issued the order blocking certification,

President Donald J. Trump revealed he held what he described as a “great meeting” with Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis over the weekend—signaling continued unity between two of the Republican Party’s most influential leaders as they look ahead to critical policy fights and upcoming elections. According to Trump, the

House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries is celebrating what allies framed as a major political victory in Virginia, where Democrats pushed through a constitutional amendment aimed at redrawing congressional districts in their favor. But the moment of triumph comes as cracks deepen within his own party—raising new questions about his

Former President George W. Bush is revisiting one of the most talked-about—and widely shared—moments of his post-presidency: a lighthearted exchange with former First Lady Michelle Obama that captured national attention. Speaking during a conversation with his daughter, Jenna Bush Hager, at a History Channel-sponsored “History Talks” event marking

A series of troubling reports involving the deaths and disappearances of scientists tied to America’s aerospace and defense sectors is now drawing scrutiny from Congress and federal investigators—raising fresh concerns about potential national security risks. Lawmakers on the House Oversight Committee have formally requested information from multiple federal

A Virginia circuit court judge has thrown out a controversial, voter-approved redistricting measure, delivering a major legal blow to efforts that critics argued would have upended the state’s electoral balance. Jack Hurley, presiding in Tazewell County Circuit Court, ruled that both the proposed constitutional amendment and the process used

In a resounding victory for the First Amendment and the right of every American to proclaim the Gospel in the public square, the Supreme Court ruled unanimously this week that Gabriel Olivier, an evangelical Christian, may proceed with a civil rights lawsuit against restrictive local ordinances. The decision represents a