A judge has ruled that the Kennedy Center's board is not permitted to put Donald Trump's name back on the building without Congressional approval. The ruling emphasizes the need for legislative consent for such changes.
A judge has ruled that the Kennedy Center's board cannot put Donald Trump's name back on the building. The ruling indicates that Congressional approval is necessary for such a change.
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent indicated that the Treasury Department is exploring the feasibility of issuing $5,000 checks to adults without Congressional approval, as proposed by President Trump. During a testimony before the House Financial Services Committee, Bessent stated that he would work with Congress if necessary and emphasized the administration's commitment to the proposal, which could cost approximately $1.3 trillion.
House Democrats have raised concerns about the self-regulation of AI companies, stating that federal intervention is necessary to implement industry-wide safety regulations. Rep. Pete Aguilar emphasized the need for government action to ensure public safety in the AI sector.
Attorney General Todd Blanche will hold a briefing with reporters in the White House Rose Garden on Tuesday afternoon. This event is significant as it follows the resignation of former press secretary Karoline Leavitt and highlights the DOJ's involvement in immigration-related legal issues.
Rep. James Comer has called for the release of evidence regarding Rep. Ilhan Omar's alleged immigration violations, specifically claims that she married her brother to facilitate immigration. This request follows statements from Homeland Security officials suggesting an ongoing investigation into these allegations. Omar has denied the claims, which have not been substantiated in public records.
Donald Trump Jr. is under investigation for potential national security and corruption issues related to his wedding funded by Russian oligarch Umar Kremlev, who has ties to Vladimir Putin. Kremlev reportedly financed significant aspects of the wedding, raising concerns from Rep. Robert Garcia regarding the implications of such financial support given Trump Jr.'s connections to defense contracts.
Los Angeles County District Attorney Nathan Hochman has confirmed that prosecutors will not pursue the death penalty for Nick Reiner. The decision was influenced by conversations with Reiner's siblings.
Rep. Thomas Massie of Kentucky has introduced articles of impeachment against Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth. The move is connected to Hegseth's actions regarding the war in Iran.
Rep. Thomas Massie of Kentucky has introduced articles of impeachment against Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, citing issues related to the war in Iran. The impeachment move was made on September 15, 2026.
Steve Bannon and Bernie Sanders are joining forces to advocate for regulation of the artificial intelligence industry at the upcoming "Pro-Human Assembly" in Washington, D.C. This collaboration highlights a bipartisan concern regarding the rapid advancements in AI technology, with industry leaders calling for increased oversight.
A report by the Government Accountability Office reveals that approximately 26% of Affordable Care Act health plans in 2026 cover abortions, affecting an estimated 4.4 million enrollees. The findings highlight the differences in abortion coverage across states and the implications of the Hyde Amendment on federal funding.
Maine Senators are requesting the Senate Commerce Committee to advance the Northeast Lobstermen Protection Act, which seeks to extend a pause in rulemaking on right whale protections. The House passed the legislation earlier this month to support the lobster industry in Maine.
Elon Musk has announced that he is currently living in an Airstream trailer in Memphis, Tennessee, while overseeing the construction of xAI's Macrohard data center. Musk's living situation aligns with his history of working closely at his various companies, and he has previously sold most of his physical possessions, including multiple homes.
Senator Jim Banks has endorsed Vance in his presidential campaign, contributing to Vance's momentum within the Republican Party. The endorsement was made public on September 15, 2026.
Federal prosecutors have accused two Chinese firms of using Binance to launder money from Iranian oil sales, which they claim was used to finance terrorism. The allegations highlight concerns regarding the use of cryptocurrency exchanges in illicit financial activities.
Federal prosecutors have alleged that two Chinese firms used Binance, a major cryptocurrency exchange, to launder money from Iranian oil sales. The funds were reportedly used to finance terrorism activities.
The Trump administration is reallocating $52 million in U.S. military assistance from European and Middle Eastern countries to support governments in Panama, Peru, Ecuador, and Colombia. This decision reflects a shift in foreign policy priorities towards the Western Hemisphere, focusing on combating drug trafficking and illegal immigration.
Abbott Laboratories has agreed to pay $385 million to settle allegations related to its manufacturing plant that produced contaminated baby formula, which is believed to have caused infant deaths. The contamination resulted in the temporary closure of the facility in 2022 and a recall of multiple infant formula brands.
The White House denied any involvement from President Trump in CBS' cancellation of "The Late Show with Stephen Colbert," which recently won an Emmy for Outstanding Variety Series. Colbert, who avoided questions about Trump during his Emmy win, expressed optimism about the future of late-night television, while CBS cited financial reasons for the show's cancellation.
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