Federal Privacy Bill Aims to Protect Students' Data
A wave of data breaches — including an alleged theft of personal records belonging to 275 million students from the Canvas learning management system — has...
A wave of data breaches — including an alleged theft of personal records belonging to 275 million students from the Canvas learning management system — has...
More than 15 months into the Trump administration's second term, the United States still lacks confirmed ambassadors in Seoul and Canberra — two of its most...
China announced new export controls on fentanyl precursor chemicals on May 22 — less than two weeks before the Beijing fentanyl hearing scheduled for...
The race to succeed Nancy Pelosi in California's 11th Congressional District has produced one of the starkest financial asymmetries in any congressional...
Rep. Darren Soto floor votes over a two-week stretch in May 2026 show a Florida Democrat who largely stayed in line with his party while breaking ranks on a...

The Iowa gubernatorial race 2026 was supposed to be Randy Feenstra's coronation. The four-term congressman from Hull had the endorsements, the name...

The American commute has been quietly unraveling since 2020, and the federal government has yet to produce a coherent plan for what comes next. A new report...
The Republican who wins tomorrow's South Dakota gubernatorial primary 2026 will almost certainly become the state's next governor. In a state Donald Trump...





The Senate advanced the Kathleen Lane District Judge nomination on a strict party-line vote Tuesday, exposing just how bitter the judicial confirmation wars...
Millions of low-wage workers at small businesses across the country face a perverse arithmetic baked into federal policy: accept a raise, lose more in...
Congress is moving to reshape the legal foundation of college athletics before the 2026–27 season begins — and the clock is running. The Senate Commerce...
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent walks into the House Ways and Means Committee on June 4 carrying the weight of the administration's entire domestic...
The House Administration Committee is set to grill the Architect of the Capitol on Wednesday over a $2.6 billion maintenance backlog, a warning of potential...
Three tribal land bills that already passed the House are now waiting on the Senate — and a hearing scheduled for Wednesday at 628 Dirksen will determine...
With more than 61% of the United States under drought conditions, snowpack across key Western ranges at just 40–60% of normal, and experts warning that 2026...
More than 3.5 million Americans have lost food assistance since the One Big Beautiful Bill Act took effect — and the cabinet secretary responsible for...
The Senate Environment and Public Works Committee's FHWA FY2027 budget hearing arrives at a genuinely consequential moment for American infrastructure. The...
The Pentagon shed more than 78,000 civilian employees in 2025 — roughly one in ten of its civilian workforce — and did so without consistently conducting...
The Senate Armed Services Committee's Subcommittee on Strategic Forces convenes June 9 for its closed NDAA 2027 hearing — a markup session that will quietly...
Aidan B. Shannon has joined the office of Sen. Edward Markey (D-MA) as a Special Assistant, marking one of the latest Congressional staff changes to hit...
The Senate Select Committee on Intelligence convenes a closed briefing Wednesday evening on what it describes only as "certain intelligence matters" — the...
Secretary of State Marco Rubio faces the House Appropriations subcommittee today with a budget request that, at $28.5 billion, would represent the lowest...
Who runs the Department of Veterans Affairs matters enormously to the roughly 9 million veterans who rely on it for healthcare, benefits, and support. The...