House passes $832 billion defense budget plan that includes salary increase for military personnel
House Passes Defense Funding Bill In Washington, the House of Representatives approved a bill early Friday to allocate approximately $83.2 billion for defense in the fiscal year 2026. This measure, known as the Pentagon’s Approximate Budget Act, passed with a vote of 221-209, with five Democrats joining nearly all Republicans in support. The Democrats who […]
Wisconsin Judge approves plan for Morgan Geyser’s release after she stabbed a classmate to satisfy Slender Man.
A Wisconsin woman is set to be released from a mental health facility over ten years after she nearly killed her classmates, following a judge’s ruling on Thursday. Waukesha County Circuit Judge Scott Wagner has greenlit a conditional release plan for Morgan Geiser, who is now 22 years old, from the Winneba Gogh Mental Health […]
Late night decision moves $9B federal spending cuts plan to President Trump
Congress has sent a package of spending cuts amounting to $9 billion to President Donald Trump. Dubbed the “rescue package,” the measure passed the House during a late-night vote after a spirited debate between Republicans and Democrats. This, interestingly, is a significant moment for House Speaker Mike Johnson; however, some see it as more of […]
BitMine Immersion Now Holds Nearly $1 Billion in Ethereum to Support its Ethereum Treasury Plan
Bitmine Surpasses $1 Billion in Ethereum Holdings Bitmine has now achieved a total of over $1 billion in Ethereum (ETH) holdings, a significant increase from its initial $250 million just a week prior, marking a rise of more than 300%. As of July 17, 2025, the company reported it holds approximately 300,657 ETH, which is […]
Senate Republicans push through Trump’s $9B recovery plan that reduces foreign aid
Senate Republicans Advance Trump’s Clawback Package Early Thursday morning, Senate Republicans pushed through a multi-billion-dollar clawback package from President Donald Trump, overcoming both Democratic resistance and some internal GOP disagreements. The $9 billion measure aims to revisit previously approved funding for NPR and PBS, essentially, as some lawmakers described it, “waking up” that spending again. […]
Labor and Small Business Agencies Announce Plan to ‘Bring About America’s Golden Age’
WASHINGTON, D.C. — A memorandum of understanding aimed at enhancing collaboration between the U.S. Department of Labor (DOL) and the Small Business Administration (SBA) was signed on Wednesday by the leaders of both agencies. DOL Secretary Lori Chavez-Deremer mentioned that this initiative marks “the arrival of a new golden age of American manufacturing.” According to […]
Republican Legislators Plan to Introduce Legislation Revoking NEA’s Federal Charter
Republican lawmakers are set to introduce a new bill on Wednesday aimed at revoking the federal charter of the National Education Association (NEA), the largest teachers’ union in the U.S. Representatives Mark Harris (R-NC) and Marsha Blackburn (R-TN) are behind the National Education Association Charter Repeal Act. The NEA, established in 1857 and granted a […]
Corruption claims? Unfazed, DC Democrat reclaims seat despite upcoming trial for supposed kickback plan
Vacant DC Council Seats Filled Amid Controversy Washington, DC councilmembers previously arrested for suspected bribery have resecured their vacant seats in a special election held on Tuesday. In August, the FBI took into custody Democrat Treyon White Sr. from District 8, following allegations that he accepted over $150,000 as part of a kickback scheme. Evidence […]
Vance casts deciding votes to advance $9.4B spending cut plan that would eliminate funding for PBS and NPR in the Senate
Vance Casts Tie-Breaking Votes for Retirement Package in Senate On Tuesday, Vice President JD Vance stepped in with two tie-breaking votes in the Senate, pushing forward a $9.4 billion retirement package that includes federal funding for PBS and NPR. The Senate was in a deadlock at 50-50 on two procedural votes which were essential to […]
Senate prepares to discuss plan to recover funds for public broadcasting and foreign aid
On Tuesday evening, Vice President Vance granted the Senate permission to start debating a bill aimed at reclaiming billions earmarked by Congress for foreign aid and public broadcasting. The Chamber of Commerce’s vote resulted in a tie of 50-50 to initiate discussions on the proposed funding cuts. Senators Lisa Markowski from Alaska, Susan Collins from […]