House approves DHS funding measure as lawmakers begin recess without resolution to shutdown
House Passes Temporary Funding Bill Amid Ongoing Shutdown Late Friday, the House approved a temporary funding measure that will support the Department of Homeland Security. However, the 43-day shutdown could extend for several more weeks. The two-month funding extension passed by the House may face challenges once it reaches the Senate. There, any funding proposal […]
House committee Republican lawmakers investigate widespread hospice fraud in California
Investigation into Hospice Fraud in California Republicans on the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee have initiated an investigation they call “Rampant Taxpayer Fraud in California’s Hospice Program.” This inquiry follows recent reports revealing unsettling evidence of fraudulent activities in the state’s hospice program. Allegations include providers overcharging Medicare and enrolling beneficiaries without their consent, […]
Iowa Rep Hinson aims to restrict lawmakers’ airport benefits during the shutdown
New Bill Aims to Equalize Airport Treatment for Congress and Public Amid the continuing partial government shutdown, a proposed bill seeks to hold Congress members accountable in the same way ordinary citizens are experiencing the effects. Representative Ashley Hinson (R-Iowa) is putting forward the “Repeal of Congressional Special Treatment at Airports Act” in the House, […]
Kentucky Lawmakers Approve Legislation to Allow Concealed Carry for 18 to 20-Year-Olds
Kentucky Senate Approves Bill for Young Concealed Carry The Kentucky Senate has passed a bill allowing individuals aged 18 to 20 to carry concealed firearms for self-defense. This legislation, known as HB 312, received a 30-17 approval in the Senate on March 20, 2026, following a 73-17 vote in the House. Under HB 312, young […]
Lawmakers Unable to Resolve the Second Longest Shutdown Ever
Senate Fails to Resolve Partial Government Shutdown The Senate was unable to resolve the partial government shutdown on Friday, as Democrats continued to block a vote aimed at reopening the government, citing policy disagreements. This marks the second occurrence of such a situation within a year. Due to attendee issues, the Senate’s vote ended at […]
High-ranking DOJ officials Bondi and Blanche to update House Oversight lawmakers on Epstein investigation
DOJ Officials Brief House Oversight Committee on Epstein Investigation On Wednesday, top officials from President Donald Trump’s Department of Justice (DOJ) will meet with the House Oversight Committee as part of its investigation into Jeffrey Epstein. Attorney General Pam Bondi and Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche are set to hold a private session with House […]
Trump warns lawmakers he may withdraw endorsements due to their SAVE Act votes
Trump’s Warning to Congress on Voter Eligibility Bill On Tuesday, former President Donald Trump expressed strong disapproval regarding any member of Congress who would vote against the Protection of American Voter Eligibility Act (SAVE). His statement adds significant pressure on Republican lawmakers as the bill progresses to the Senate. Trump shared his stance on Truth […]
Airline leaders urge lawmakers to take action as shutdown results in unpaid TSA workers
Denver Airport Takes Initiative Amid TSA Challenges from Government Shutdown Denver International Airport is encouraging travelers to contribute food and gas gift cards to support unpaid TSA workers during the ongoing government shutdown, aiming to ease their difficulties as Congress faces mounting pressure to address the situation. On Sunday, leaders in the aviation industry voiced […]
Lawmakers raise concerns about $650K linked to California Dolly Parton literacy initiative
California Librarian Greg Lucas is under heavy scrutiny from lawmakers after failing to account for approximately $650,000 in expenditures related to a statewide literacy program associated with Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library. This situation was brought to light during a recent Senate Budget and Fiscal Review Subcommittee hearing, which examined the distribution of funds for California’s […]
SJSU trans scandal victim surprised by Democratic lawmaker’s remarks about her body
Kaylee Ray Shares Experience from San Jose State Volleyball Scandal Former standout athlete from Utah State, Kaylee Ray, spoke at a legislative hearing to share her experiences as a victim of the San Jose State volleyball controversy. However, her testimony took an unexpected turn when she received comments regarding her appearance. During the Senate education […]