The U.S. House has passed Trump's sweeping tax reform bill, sparking intense debate and bond market backlash. The bold package aims to lock in permanent tax cuts, expand credits, and provide senior and farm relief. Businesses and agricultural groups are optimistic, but fiscal worries loom as the Senate gears up for review.
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President Trump tapped Fox News personality Jeanine Pirro to serve as interim U.S. Attorney for D.C., removing Ed Martin after Senate frustration over his approach to Jan. 6 cases and ties to Russian media. Pirro, a former New York prosecutor and Trump supporter, steps in as the Senate weighs a permanent choice.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez publicly corrected Fox News’ Jeanine Pirro for inaccurately claiming Social Security benefits are misused for young children. AOC shared her own story about receiving these benefits as a child after her father's death, highlighting the program's true intent to support grieving families.
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Harvard University is suing the Trump administration over a $2.2 billion research funding freeze tied to demands for changes in academic governance and viewpoint diversity audits. The lawsuit challenges government pressure on university hiring, admissions, and tax status, warning of damage to research, education, and U.S. higher ed reputation.
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After the Florida State University mass shooting left two dead and six injured, President Trump rejected calls for stricter gun control, sticking to his Second Amendment promise. The suspect, Phoenix Ikner, used a deputy’s service weapon. The event reopens fierce debate on gun safety and school violence.
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During his surprise appearance at Coachella 2025, Bernie Sanders captivated a young audience with an urgent call for action against systemic injustices. Criticizing President Trump's climate policies and corporate greed, Sanders underscored the importance of youth activism in shaping America's future.
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Rep. Jasmine Crockett, a dedicated civil rights advocate, entered Congress in 2023 after a pioneering legal and political career in Texas. From her beginnings in St. Louis to influential roles in the Texas House and now as a U.S. Representative, she continually champions voting rights, criminal justice reform, and environmental policies. Her trajectory is marked by commitment to social justice and impactful legislation.
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Nevada's governor urges the federal government to release land to tackle the state's housing crisis, citing Clark County's 88% federal land block as a barrier. The proposal faces opposition from Democrats and Indigenous groups highlighting cultural and environmental concerns. Discussions underscore a tension between long-term reform and immediate housing needs.
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President Donald Trump has removed Gen. Charles Brown as Chairman of the Joint Chiefs and nominated Lt. Gen. Dan Caine in a significant military leadership reshuffle. Brown, the first Black Air Force chief, faced criticism over his diversity stance. This shift aligns with Trump's 'America First' focus on military modernization, also leading to dismissals of other top military officials.
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In a bold move, President Trump dismissed Gen. CQ Brown, the second Black chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, before the end of his term. This decision, criticized for politicizing the military, replaces Brown with Lt. Gen. Dan Caine amidst a broader military reshuffle reflecting resistance to diversity initiatives.
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