Lawmakers from both parties advocate for changes to the Section 230 protection for social media.
Reflections on the Internet’s Evolution Since the ’90s Back in the mid-1990s, the world was just starting to embrace the online revolution. It was a different time. No endless scrolling through Instagram or X for hours on end — just a few simple platforms that felt groundbreaking. Before Google and AI were household names, there […]
Lawmakers advocate for relocating the Secret Service to the White House following Trump assassination threats
Congress Pushes for Secret Service Overhaul In light of growing concerns following a recent assassination attempt on President Donald Trump, two Congress members are advocating for significant reforms within the Secret Service. Representatives Jared Moskowitz from Florida and Russell Frey from South Carolina proposed a bill that would shift the agency’s oversight away from the […]
Republican lawmakers call on the Trump administration to cut funding for the ‘woke’ National Academies.
A group of Republican representatives recently urged the Trump administration to look into the possibility of cutting taxpayer funding for the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine. They claim the institution, which operates under Congressional charter, exhibits bias and promotes “leftist” agendas. This call to action was led by Rep. Eric Burleson (R-Missouri), who […]
Tim Allen mocks ‘No Kings’ lawmakers for their admiration of King Charles
Tim Allen Critiques Congress and President in Wake of King Charles III’s Speech Comedian Tim Allen expressed his discontent with members of Congress who were present during King Charles III’s speech this week, also taking aim at former President Trump amid the “No Kings” protests. Following the King’s landmark address to Congress—his first ever to […]
GOP lawmakers criticize Tim Walz for his comments on fraud during the State of the State address.
Walz Faces Criticism Amid Claims of Fraud Enforcement Minnesota Governor Tim Walz recently delivered his final State of the State address, but his comments on the state’s significant fraud issue have sparked backlash, particularly from Republican lawmakers who spoke with Fox News Digital. State Rep. Kristin Robbins (R-Minnesota), chair of the House Anti-Fraud and State […]
Federal government steps in to stop Illinois’ significant credit card swipe fee while lawmakers consider their choices.
Federal Government Blocks Illinois Credit Card Fee Law The federal government has taken action to block an Illinois law that bans certain credit card fees, a move that, while favoring financial institutions, may complicate things for state-chartered banks as lawmakers weigh their options. Late Friday, the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency, which operates […]
Divisions Arise in Farm Bill as Lawmakers Oppose Major Pesticide Protections
As the substantial farm bill approaches a vote in the full House this week, over 300 proposed amendments and disputes regarding key elements in the bill are raising concerns about the sustainability of the bipartisan coalition that supports it. Particularly contentious are provisions from the so-called “save our bacon law,” which pertains to federal restrictions […]
Lawmakers Urge War Department to Safeguard Second Amendment on Vast Areas of Land
House Republicans Urge Army to Support Second Amendment Rights A coalition of House Republicans is urging the Department of the Army to safeguard the Second Amendment rights of citizens on federal lands managed by the agency. Led by Texas Rep. Pat Fallon, twenty Republican members sent a letter to Army Secretary Daniel Driscoll on Tuesday. […]
Trump Urged GOP Lawmakers Toward the Right — But There’s a Twist
Survey Reveals Shift in Republican Ideology A new survey indicates that during Donald Trump’s second term, congressional Republicans have grown less moderate and have shown diminished support for limited government principles. The Institute for Legislative Analysis (ILA) released its 2026 Congressional Voting Report, analyzing over 250,000 votes while scoring members of Congress on an ideological […]
California lawmakers advance proposal to restrict children’s access to social media.
California Advances Controversial Social Media Ban for Minors California lawmakers are pushing ahead with a contentious initiative to restrict social media access for children under 16, overcoming significant obstacles despite mounting criticism. The bipartisan bill, AB-1709, cleared committee approval recently with considerable backing, signaling a potential transformation in how teenagers engage with online platforms. This […]