This week, Republicans on the Senate Judiciary Committee zeroed in on former President Joe Biden’s mental capacity during his presidency and his administration’s alleged use of the “autopen” for key executive actions. 

WASHINGTON, D.C. - Millions of Americans live in areas that are considered food deserts, meaning a significant portion of residents don’t have easy access to grocery stores or nutritious food. Many of these people instead turn to convenience stores

Anticipation is building rapidly over the possibility of the U.S. getting directly involved in the Israel-Iran conflict. 
President Trump reiterated that time is up for Iran to negotiate a new nuclear deal, adding that the country is in “big trouble.”

WASHINGTON, D.C. - The Federal Reserve said unemployment rates remain low and the economy is relatively stable but they’ve decided to keep federal interest rates the same, for now. They cited economic uncertainty as one of the factors keeping the ra

WASHINGTON, D.C. - In the Senate’s budget package, it makes several changes to clean energy tax credits the House passed last month. Solar energy advocates said the changes don’t go far enough to help their industry. Outside the US Capitol on

The Senate Finance Committee released the sweeping proposal Monday, putting their own stamp on a package the House passed in May. One major difference in the Senate’s is the preservation of some clean-energy tax credits and a gradual phase out to others

Tensions between Israel and Iran continue to boil, after four days of attacks between the two Middle East foes. The impact of the conflict could stretch beyond the region and into the wallets of Americans. 

WASHINGTON, D.C. - After a shocking shooting over the weekend, authorities have arrested the man accused of assassinating a Minnesota state lawmaker and shooting another. Authorities said the suspect had a list of other potential targets, which included o

A large military parade to celebrate the 250th birthday of the United States Army brought thousands to the National Mall in Washington, D.C. 

WASHINGTON, D.C. - As President Donald Trump hosted a military parade in D.C, people across the country and in the capital protested his administration and their policies. We followed one protest that marched to the White House to air their grievances. Te

Israel launched a wave of airstrikes on Iranian targets on Thursday, taking out senior military officials and nuclear scientists. The retaliation from Iran is unfolding in real time. 

WASHINGTON, D.C. - On Saturday, President Donald Trump is throwing a military parade to celebrate the Army’s 250th anniversary. Experts believe it could cost up to 45-million dollars for the parade. While some said it’s a chance to show off th

The rescissions package would codify billions of dollars in cuts identified by DOGE. Specifically, $9.4 billion in federal dollars- already authorized to be spent by Congress-would be clawed back or rescinded if the package is signed into law.

WASHINGTON, D.C. - Due to the military parade happening in Washington, D.C. this weekend celebrating the Army’s 250th birthday, a ceremony to honor Vietnam veterans had to be relocated. The Vietnam Veterans Memorial Fund said it will be the first ti

Communities turn to libraries not only for books—but also for job help, tech access and education. However, advocates warn those services could be at risk as they brace for what some call a slow-motion crisis set in motion federal by downsizing efforts

WASHINGTON, D.C. - Our congressional members are ditching the halls of Congress for the ball park. In a 13-2 victory, Republicans won over the Democrats in their annual baseball game. While this game is meant to be competitive, it’s also for a good

Los Angeles has become the epicenter of a political firestorm after federal immigration raids sparked outrage, unrest and mounting tension between California leaders and the Trump administration. 

Solar advocates say the legislative package includes a provision that could dismantle years of clean energy progress, harm workers, raise electric bills and jeopardize America’s future in artificial intelligence (AI) development. 

WASHINGTON, D.C. - Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. announced he dismissed all members of a CDC advisory committee on immunizations. The secretary said he wants to restore public trust in vaccines, but some congressional members worry the Secretary

Large-scale protests erupted in Los Angeles this weekend following federal immigration raids. The Trump administration faces strong criticism over deportations, however, new polling suggests Trump's deportation directives are supported by most Americans