Breaking China’s Grip: How the US and EU Are Teaming Up for the Mineral Wars
The European Union is preparing to deepen cooperation with the United States on critical minerals as both seek to reduce […]
Padlocks on the Ballot Box: The SAVE Act, the Filibuster, and America’s Voting Fight
The SAVE Act and its expanded cousin, the SAVE America Act, have reignited a familiar fight over election integrity versus
Day 3 of the Shutdown: DHS Drama, ICE Politics, and a Deal on the Grill
The partial government shutdown that began January 31 appears close to resolution as the House prepares to vote on a
Project Vault: Trump’s $12B Mineral Bet Sparks a Rare Earth Rally
The Trump administration is rolling out Project Vault, a $12 billion public-private partnership to secure critical minerals for U.S. industry.
Six More Weeks? Phil Sees His Shadow and Winter Wins Again on Groundhog Day 2026
Groundhog Day 2026 delivered another classic moment as Punxsutawney Phil emerged in subzero temperatures and predicted six more weeks of
Back to the Moon… Eventually: NASA’s Artemis Program Lifts Off (Again)
NASA’s Artemis program marks the United States’ return to human lunar exploration for the first time since Apollo. After the
No Injunction, No Retreat: Federal Judge Clears the Way for Trump’s ICE Operation
A federal judge has refused to halt the Trump administration’s expanded immigration enforcement operation in Minnesota. While acknowledging serious constitutional
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.
Peaceful by Day, Chaotic by Night: Inside the Anti-ICE Protests Shaking Downtown Los Angeles
Protests against ICE drew thousands to downtown Los Angeles, focusing on the Metropolitan Detention Center. While daytime demonstrations were largely