Written evidence of Holocaust theft should urge Congress to take action
In 1944, officials in Hungary carefully documented the confiscation of 90 Torah scrolls from Jewish families. This act wasn’t a result of wartime chaos; rather, it was a deliberate state effort aimed at erasing cultural identity. A recently published document, long-hidden in microfilm archives, reveals this history thanks to the Holocaust Art Recovery Initiative. The […]
At-home hospital care is effective — Congress should now ensure its future
During my final year in medical school, I had the opportunity to care for a 70-year-old woman with progressively worsening mild chronic obstructive pulmonary disease. She often needed a bit more oxygen than what she used at home and frequently felt short of breath. To my surprise, she showed significant improvement on the first day […]
Schumer opposes Trump’s request to extend control over D.C. police in Congress
Schumer Criticizes Trump’s Police Expansion Plans Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer expressed strong opposition when asked about President Donald Trump’s possible agreement to demands for increasing police presence in Washington, D.C. during an appearance on “Parnas’s Point of View” with Aaron Parnas. Schumer was quite blunt, stating, “There’s no way,” in response to questions about […]
Jeffrey Epstein fight poised to resurface in Congress
The upcoming return of Congress to Capitol Hill promises to reignite discussions surrounding Jeffrey Epstein, as tensions ramp up between lawmakers. The Republican leadership has retreated early, perhaps to sidestep contentious issues, but the complex saga is expected to resurface next month. Two bipartisan lawmakers have pledged support for a resolution that would mandate the […]
Scott Bessent to Advocate for a Ban on ‘Single-Stock Trading’ in Congress
Treasury Secretary Scott Bescent has announced plans to advocate for a ban on “single-share trading” among US Congress members, emphasizing that “Americans deserve better.” In a recent post on X, Bescent indicated that he would share a video from an interview with Bloomberg TV, discussing how politicians amass wealth in Washington, DC. He stated that […]
Bessent criticizes Pelosi, urges Congress to prohibit single-stock trading
Treasury Secretary Pushes for Stock Trading Ban for Congress Members Treasury Secretary Scott Bescent called for a prohibition on trading individual stocks, specifically mentioning former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Senator Ron Wyden during his remarks. “I’m going to start advocating for a ban on single shares because it affects the trust in the House […]
Massie and Khanna bringing Epstein survivors to Congress
Ro Khanna (D-Calif.) and Thomas Massie (R-Ky.) are set to host a press conference featuring abuse survivors connected to the late sex offender Jeffrey Epstein and his accomplice Ghislaine Maxwell. The event will take place on the morning of September 3rd, where some survivors are expected to publicly share their experiences for the first time. […]
Funding crisis threatens as Congress approaches October 1 deadline
Congress Approaches Budget Deadline Amid Halloween Preparations It was mid-July, and the House was already gearing up for summer recess. Strangely enough, Halloween decorations were starting to appear in stores, featuring everything from oversized skeletons to those peanut butter and chocolate pumpkins. It’s not just early marketing—Halloween is officially the next big holiday on the […]
Congress takes August break while facing pressure regarding Trump’s nominees
Trump Targets Schumer: Tells Him to “Go to Hell” Recently, Fox News White House correspondent Peter Doocy confronted President Donald Trump, suggesting that Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer was pressuring him after he requested incentives in exchange for confirming a candidate. Senate Republicans now find themselves in a bit of a dilemma. They can either […]
Hegseth undermines Congress by directing the return of a racist Confederate monument to Arlington
Whenever he’s asked to return to the Confederate memorial, it’s like watching an Olympic event featuring our Secretary of Defense. Really, it’s quite something. Secretary Pete Hegses recently tasked the Army with renovating the Arlington Confederate monument from 1914. The project is set to be completed by 2027, with a budget of $10 million. Hegses […]