President Trump expressed uncertainty about the status of a $1.8 billion fund intended for individuals claiming government victimization, calling it 'a beautiful thing.' His comments complicate Senate efforts to pass a $70 billion immigration enforcement funding bill, as internal GOP disagreements continue regarding the fund's future. Senate leaders are preparing for a voting session to advance the immigration funding package amid these tensions.
President Trump is anticipated to announce a $700 million funding initiative to support the coal industry, utilizing the Defense Production Act. The funding will include $425 million for existing coal plants and $75 million for a California export terminal.
The US House of Representatives voted 215-208 to pass a measure to stop military action against Iran, with four Republicans joining Democrats in support. This measure had failed in three prior attempts.
Iowa Democrats have nominated Josh Turek for the U.S. Senate and Rob Sand for governor in recent primaries. Turek's victory positions him against Republican Ashley Hinson, while Sand will face Zach Lahn. The upcoming elections may be more competitive than previously anticipated, with analysts suggesting toss-up scenarios for both races.
Iowa Democrats have nominated Josh Turek for the U.S. Senate and Rob Sand for governor in the recent primaries. Turek's victory over Zach Wahls by a significant margin highlights his perceived electability, while Sand will face a newly emerged GOP candidate, Zach Lahn, in a competitive political environment.
Advisory board members of the Stars and Stripes military newspaper have filed a lawsuit against the Pentagon, alleging that recent changes threaten the publication's editorial independence. The lawsuit aims to block the Pentagon's control over the outlet.
Scott Pelley has been fired from CBS News' '60 Minutes' after a disagreement with new Executive Producer Nick Bilton during a staff meeting. Pelley accused Editor-in-Chief Bari Weiss of harming the newsmagazine's reputation, marking a significant change within CBS News.
Congressional intelligence leaders have not yet met with Bill Pulte, the newly appointed acting director of national intelligence, as they work to reauthorize a key surveillance authority before a June 12 deadline. Concerns have been raised regarding Pulte's qualifications and potential implications for the FISA reauthorization process, with both Republican and Democratic leaders weighing in on the matter.
The Trump administration is discontinuing an ocean monitoring program by removing more than 900 deep-sea sensors from various locations in the Pacific and Atlantic oceans. Researchers have highlighted the significance of these sensors for environmental observation.
Rep. Al Green confronted Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin during a House committee meeting, calling him a racist and telling him to shut up. The exchange led to the committee chairman suspending the encounter. Green has a history of aggressive behavior in Congress and recently lost a primary runoff election.
Representative Al Green confronted Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin during a House committee meeting, calling him a racist and telling him to shut up. The exchange led to the committee chairman suspending the encounter. This incident is part of Green's history of aggressive outbursts.
The Supreme Court's emergency ruling on Alabama's congressional districting suggests a limited role for federal courts in future redistricting cases. This ruling may set a precedent for how similar disputes are handled moving forward.
The Supreme Court's recent ruling on Alabama's congressional districting indicates a potential limitation on the involvement of federal courts in redistricting issues. This ruling may set a precedent for future cases.
Wholesale Fireworks Corp and American Fireworks Wholesale LLC have agreed to pay over $4 million in a settlement related to a gender-reveal fireworks incident that caused the El Dorado wildfire in California. A third company, Pink or Blue Gender Team Inc, will pay $50,000.
President Trump highlighted the anti-fraud efforts led by Vice President JD Vance, claiming they could uncover enough fraud to balance the federal budget. He stated that approximately $6.3 billion in potentially fraudulent government contracts have been identified. However, he did not provide evidence that these findings could sufficiently address the federal deficit, and the administration has not disclosed figures supporting this claim.
California's primary results remain uncertain as millions of ballots are still being counted. Former Health Secretary Xavier Becerra is likely to advance in the gubernatorial race, while incumbent Mayor Karen Bass is set for a runoff. Analysts note a lack of clear frontrunners and voter dissatisfaction with candidates, reflecting broader challenges in California's political landscape.
California Representative Jimmy Gomez is moving forward to a runoff election after publicly admitting to cheating on his wife. His admission follows earlier reports of an incident involving a congressional aide.
Republicans have finalized a redistricting process that could lead to a gain of about 10 U.S. House seats in the upcoming elections. The effectiveness of the new voting districts will be evaluated in the November elections.
The US House has passed a resolution to restrict presidential war powers related to Iran, with bipartisan support from four Republicans and Democrats. The resolution is expected to be vetoed by President Trump.
The US House of Representatives has passed a war powers resolution with bipartisan support, including four Republican votes. The resolution seeks to limit President Trump's military powers but is anticipated to face a presidential veto.
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