Paper Ballots & Proof: Trump’s SAVE Act Push Ignites 2026 Election Showdown
The House narrowly passed the SAVE America Act, a bill requiring proof of citizenship to register for federal elections. President […]
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Partial Government Shutdown: Why DHS Funding Expired Amid ICE and CBP Reform Battle
A partial government shutdown is underway, limited to the Department of Homeland Security after funding expired on February 14. The
Cliffhanger in Washington: ICE Reforms, Funding Deadlines, and the DHS Shutdown Clock
A partial DHS shutdown looms as Congress deadlocks over immigration enforcement reforms under President Trump. Democrats are leveraging DHS funding
“Stolen Land” Meets Beverly Hills: The Internet Comes for a Pop Star
Online controversy followed Billie Eilish’s 2026 Grammys remarks criticizing ICE and invoking “stolen land.” Critics highlighted that her Los Angeles
Lies, Leaks, and Epstein: How the Mandelson Scandal Is Rocking Downing Street
Fresh document releases have dramatically escalated scrutiny of Peter Mandelson’s ties to Jeffrey Epstein, revealing prolonged contact and alleged sharing
Open, Closed, Repeat: Washington’s Latest Weekend Shutdown Circus
The U.S. government entered a partial shutdown early Saturday after the House failed to act on a Senate-passed funding bill.
Shutdown Countdown: Washington’s Latest Budget Meltdown
Washington is once again on the brink of a government shutdown as a funding deadline looms for several major agencies,
Nuking the Filibuster: How the SAVE Act Became the Key to Reopening the Government
With a Jan. 31 deadline looming, Washington is again staring down a government shutdown. Senate Democrats are refusing to move
Knee Pads at Davos: Gavin Newsom’s Stunt That Fell Flat on the World Stage
Gavin Newsom’s appearance at Davos turned awkward after a failed attempt to mock President Trump and European leaders. What was
