Newark airport turmoil: Congress takes steps to improve outdated air traffic control system
House Reviews US Air Traffic Control Modernization The House is currently looking into the requirements for upgrading the air traffic control system in the United States. Rep. Troy Nehls from Texas, who chairs the Aviation Subcommittee of the House Transport and Infrastructure Committee, plans to initiate a series of bipartisan discussions on this subject. “We […]
Congress passes a resolution ending the emissions cleanup rule from the Biden administration.
Detroit – Congress has voted to eliminate regulations from the Biden administration that mandated rubber tire manufacturers to mitigate emissions contributing to climate change during the production process. The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) initiated regulations for the rubber tire sector last November by amending national emission standards for hazardous air pollutants. Experts point out that […]
Problems at Newark Liberty International Airport receive attention from both parties in Congress.
On Tuesday, lawmakers shared concerns with Fox News Digital about ongoing chaos at one of the busiest airports in the nation. Senator Andy Kim, a Democrat on the Senate Commerce and Science Transport Committee, highlighted the need for safety and timely travel, emphasizing that families deserve assurance when flying. “We’ll keep pushing to make sure […]
Trump prohibits risky gain-of-function research, but will Congress take action?
Recently, President Trump enacted an executive order prohibiting federal funding for research on gain-of-function experiments conducted overseas, particularly in nations like China and Iran. This decision is in response to perceived weaknesses in research oversight. The order also halts specific national studies involving infectious pathogens and toxins until more secure and transparent policies are established. […]
Congress Needs to Open Up the App Stores
Apple and Google are more than just tech companies; they act as gatekeepers in the digital economy. With their platforms, iOS and Android, impacting about 315 million people in the U.S., their stranglehold over the app ecosystem stifles innovation, driving developers and consumers away and undermining American tech leadership. There’s rising momentum against this monopoly, […]
Mistreatment in daycare: Congress can support parents’ need for openness
In 2018, Ariel Murphy left her two-month-old son, Kaylo, at a daycare in McKinney, Texas. Later, she discovered a bruise on him. Even though daycare staff provided vague explanations, Ariel’s instincts kicked in. She took Kaylo to the doctor, where they found several fractures. Ariel realized that acting on her intuition was crucial—if she hadn’t, […]
Congress Needs to Stop the Obama-Biden DEI Data Collection
The Biden administration has been under scrutiny for the significant deficits it has introduced into the U.S. economy, reaching nearly $2 trillion. One of the main criticisms targets the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) for its penchant for creating expensive regulations in the name of consumer protection. Specifically, the CFPB has implemented rules under Section […]
Greene states that the base is angry with Congress, not Trump.
Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-Ga.) expressed on Monday that President Trump’s supporters are frustrated with Congress, but not with Trump himself. Last week, Greene shared on Social Platform X that the base is dissatisfied, pointing to issues like a deal on Ukrainian minerals and discussions regarding Iran, among other topics. “I represent the base, and […]
Ex-political reporter thinking about running for Congress in New Hampshire
Hannah Trudo, who previously served as a senior political correspondent for Hill, is contemplating a run for Congress as a Democrat in New Hampshire’s District 1, according to Politico. Having grown up in New Hampshire, she returned home after Democrat Chris Pappas announced his Senate candidacy, thereby vacating his seat. Trudo confirmed her intentions on […]
Help yourself, Congress: Avoid playing in the stock market
There’s a pressing need for Congress to acknowledge that the insider trading issues haven’t disappeared. Public sentiment strongly favors a ban on Congressional stock trading. President Trump has indicated he would “absolutely” support such legislation. So, what’s causing the holdup? As long as members of Congress and their spouses engage in stock trading, it raises […]