Congress intervenes after OU student receives a zero for referencing the Bible
Controversy Over Grading at University of Oklahoma U.S. senators are voicing concerns after a University of Oklahoma student received a zero on an essay due to her “Christian worldview” that challenged gender norms. This situation has caught the attention of Congress, particularly influential senators like Tim Scott from South Carolina and Oklahoma’s own Markwayne Mullin. […]
Nancy Mace clarifies that she will not be stepping down from Congress early
Congresswoman Nancy Mace Dismisses Retirement Rumors Republican Congresswoman Nancy Mace from South Carolina, who is in the race for governor, has firmly rejected suggestions that she might retire from Congress early. “Retirement is a big no-no for me. I really don’t understand why this idea is spreading so fast online—maybe it’s just for clicks,” Mace […]
Issa considers running for Congress in Texas after redistricting affects his district in California.
Republican Rep. Darrell Issa is reportedly thinking about running for Congress in Texas next year rather than in his current California district. This comes amidst significant redistricting changes in both states as the midterm elections approach. Issa might target Texas’s 32nd Congressional District, which is presently held by Democratic Rep. Julie Johnson. The recent redistricting […]
Tennessee Special Election Key for Power Balance in Congress
Republican Candidate Highlights Importance of Tennessee Election Matt Van Epps, the Republican candidate for Tennessee’s 7th Congressional District, emphasized the significance of the upcoming special election, stating it plays a crucial role in determining Congress’s balance of power during a recent appearance on a show. He noted that today’s election, set for December 12, is […]
Raskin calls for Congress to approve the Trump administration’s actions against cartels
Raskin Critiques Trump’s Military Action in the Caribbean Rep. Jamie Raskin (D-Md.), who is the ranking member of the House Judiciary Committee, has criticized the airstrikes ordered by the Trump administration in the Caribbean. He claims these actions resemble the powers typically reserved for wartime, asserting that Congress should have to approve such military measures. […]
Aftyn Behn, running for Congress, sidesteps additional inquiries about police funding
Special Election Insights on Aftin Behn’s Stance Democratic House candidate Aftin Behn seemed to sidestep a crucial question during a recent interview about whether increased funding for police would be beneficial. CNN’s Casey Hunt pressed Behn regarding a 2020 social media post where he expressed a desire to disband the Nashville Police Department, inquiring if […]
The STOCK Act and Congress’ Battle Against Transparency
Congressional Transparency, or Lack Thereof It’s interesting how Congressional leaders pick and choose which transparency issues they want to address. Recently, there’s been internal friction aimed at delaying or weakening a bipartisan reform of stock trading regulations. This prospective legislation, if it gets the green light, would bar key decision-makers from engaging in stock trading […]
Rep. Troy Nehls Opts Out of Reelection After Serving Three Terms in Congress
Representative Troy Nehls (R-Texas) announced on Saturday that he will not seek re-election in 2026, concluding his three terms in the U.S. House of Representatives at the end of this legislative session. Nehls confirmed his retirement from Congress through a statement, saying: “After over 30 years of serving my community in law enforcement— as a […]
How smartphones put your children at risk of predators and why action is needed from Congress
Smartphones and Child Safety in 2025 Handing a smartphone to a child in 2025 feels a lot like sending them into a junkyard and claiming it’s a playground. Sure, there are useful tools in the mix, but only for those who know how to navigate the chaos. Adults typically come with knowledge, awareness, and a […]
Significant Changes to 401(k) Plans Under Review by Congress
Proposed Changes in Retirement Savings Legislation Congress is looking into a plan that could allow employees to transfer funds from 401(k) accounts to private pensions without needing to quit their jobs. This initiative, termed “tenure rollovers,” aims to provide a new way for Americans to save for retirement. The proposal was reintroduced in the House […]